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Hours of Opening
Monday to Saturday
10.00am - 4.00pm
Sunday
1.30pm - 4.00pm
Tour and Rugby Groups by arrangement.

Admission
Adults - $5.00
Children - $2.00
Members - Free

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Contact the Museum

1 August 2010


To contact the New Zealand Rugby Museum
Postal
New Zealand Rugby Museum
87 Cuba Street
P O Box 36
Palmerston North 4440
NEW ZEALAND

TELEPHONE +64 (6) 358 6947
FACSIMILE +64 (6) 358 6947

E-MAIL info@rugbymuseum.co.nz


Museum Location


Central Palmerston North


Lower North Island, New Zealand


Who's that face?

Can you name this All Black from the past?
He first played for the All Blacks in 1929.

Who is he?

This Day in History

Born this day

Alf Budd (1922-1989)

Peter Smith (1924-1954)

Died this day

Ron Ward died in 2000

Played this day

Queensland at Brisbane in 1903

Australia at Brisbane in 1914

North-Eastern Districts at Burghersdorp in 1928

Western Districts at Orange in 1934

Eastern Province at Port Elizabeth in 1970

New Zealand Juniors at Dunedin in 1973

Natal at Durban in 1992

Australia at Christchurch in 1998

South Africa at Durban in 2009

Historic Match

Relive this match from the All Blacks past.
Team lists, scorers, match details and more.

All Blacks Last Match

vs. Australia at Melbourne
on the 31 Jul 2010

Obituary

Bill Clark aged 80

All Black of the Month

Jack Sullivan
Though not always receiving the credit that was his due, Jack Sullivan was a towering figure in New ...
Read More...

Feature Article

RUGBY MUSEUM COMPLETES CATALOGUING
A milestone in the life of the New Zealand Rugby Museum was achieved on the morning of Monday, February 22, 2010

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All Blacks? A Haka?

ALL BLACKS - The Name?
How the All Blacks came by their name.
The 1905/6 New Zealand team touring Britain were the first to be so named...

THE HAKA - In the Beginning
Nothing is more distinctively 'New Zealand' than the haka, performed by Kiwis the world over. Read on about the All Blacks involvement with the famous Maori War Dance...

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