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  •   Home > News > Sports > Rugby

    Josh Fusitu'a's just happy to be in the Blues coaching staff's picture, let alone those of the All Blacks

    Josh Fusitu'a's just happy to be in the Blues coaching staff's picture, let alone those of the All Blacks


    With mentor Ofa Tu'ungafasi sidelined with a neck injury, Fusitu'a has played every game this season including a run of starts at loosehead prop.

    While he has been mentioned as a possible All Blacks contender, Fusitu'a says it's just been nice getting the run of starts.



    The Blues face the Waratahs this Saturday chasing a spot in the playoffs.

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     Other Rugby News
     31 May: Brett Cameron believes his return to the Hurricanes number 10 jersey marks a full circle completion of his lengthy injury layoff
     31 May: Blues captain Patrick Tuipulotu insists his side doesn't have the inside track in the race for sixth in the Super Rugby Pacific playoffs picture
     31 May: Questions over the amount of money that should be thrown at rugby league halfback Nathan Cleary if he shows interest in playing rugby union in the future
     31 May: The top three heading into the Super Rugby playoffs have been confirmed
     31 May: The Brumbies have cast doubt over the referee's dismissal of what looked to be a Sevu Reece knock-on in the lead up to the Crusaders' match-winning try in the 33-31 Super Rugby win in Canberra
     30 May: The Crusaders believe their Australian insider has made a difference against trans-Tasman opposition this season in Super Rugby Pacific
     30 May: The Chiefs are aware they'll need to earn the number one playoff spot when they face the Highlanders in tonight's Super Rugby Pacific contest in Dunedin
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     Today's News

    Environment:
    Brett Cameron believes his return to the Hurricanes number 10 jersey marks a full circle completion of his lengthy injury layoff 17:27

    Law and Order:
    Armed police have arrested a man in Dunedin following a three-hour standoff 17:27

    Law and Order:
    A 19-year-old man has been arrested and charged following two reports about a man's suspicious behaviour in West Auckland 16:57

    Rugby League:
    Kiwis and Newcastle Knights prop Leo Thompson's facing a month-long ban after a grade-two crusher tackle in last night's NRL loss to the St George Illawarra Dragons 16:17

    Business:
    Donald Trump announces plans to double steel tariffs to 50pc to 'further secure US steel industry' 16:07

    Rugby:
    Blues captain Patrick Tuipulotu insists his side doesn't have the inside track in the race for sixth in the Super Rugby Pacific playoffs picture 15:47

    Accident and Emergency:
    One person has died following a serious two-vehicle crash in Northland 15:17

    Golf:
    Dangerous weather and then darkness has forced an end to play, on day two of the US Women's Open golf major in Wisconsin 14:47

    Rugby League:
    Questions over the amount of money that should be thrown at rugby league halfback Nathan Cleary if he shows interest in playing rugby union in the future 14:27

    Law and Order:
    Praise for the Police response, to a night of large, violent boy racer gatherings in Levin and Palmerston North 14:17


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