The New Zealand free-to-air broadcast rights for the Rugby World Cup 2011 have been awarded to a consortium made up of Māori TV, TVNZ and Mediaworks TV (TV3)... More >
JSPORTS has been handed the Japanese broadcast rights to the 2011 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.
The deal, announced by Rugby World Cup Limited (RWCL), follows the decisio...More>
Four countries have expressed a formal interest in hosting the Women’s Rugby World Cup in 2014.
The USA, New Zealand, Samoa and Kazakhstan will compete for the right to hos...More>
Rugby World Cup Limited (RWCL) has announced that Gilbert has been awarded the contract to supply balls to Rugby World Cup 2011 and Rugby World Cup 2015.
A world leader in...More>
Rugby World Cup Ltd (RWCL) and Rugby Travel and Hospitality Ltd (RTH) are pleased to announce the appointed Official Travel Agents (OTAs) for Rugby World Cup 2011, New Zealand...More>
The expected losses from the Rugby World Cup have blown out to $39.3 million and could get worse if ticket sales flop. The taxpayer will bear the brunt.
Tournament organise...More>
Maori Television has welcomed the announcement by Prime Minister John Key that Maori Television will lead a consortium to bid for the free-to-air broadcasting rights for the R...More>
The £80 million redevelopment of the Eden Park stadium in Auckland, the venue for the tournament's opening match between the hosts and Tonga, as well as both semi-finals ...More>
Organisers of the 2011 World Cup may face larger than expected losses but it was still too early to tell, tournament chief executive Martin Snedden said on Tuesday.
The hos...More>
The race to host women’s rugby's showpiece tournament has kicked off, after the International Rugby Board launched the tender process for Women’s Rugby World Cup 2014.
Uni...More>
England pledged to deliver the biggest and most profitable World Cup after winning the right to stage the tournament in 2015, but the fraught and frantic negotiations that it ...More>
London's 2012 Olympic Stadium could be used as one of the venues for the 2015 Rugby World Cup, the city's Mayor Boris Johnson said on Tuesday.
Reacting to the decision of t...More>
Japan's bid leaders expressed delight at winning Tuesday's vote to stage the 2019 rugby World Cup and become the tournament's first Asian hosts.
The International Rugby Boa...More>
The International Rugby Board Council has awarded Rugby World Cup 2015 to England and Rugby World Cup 2019 to Japan. The decision, which was approved by a vote of 16 to 10, ra...More>
England and Japan look likely to host the next two rugby World Cups after organisers recommended the two countries to the International Rugby Board (IRB) Council on Tuesday.
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