Rugby, Aliens, Strippers and Dunnies
Just when we really needed some light relief, with the general election campaign in full media frenzy and nightly television debates won or lost on quips and zingers, New Zealand Rugby (NZR), the corporate face of the eponymous game, produces a plan to clean up the rugby culture that led to consumption of alcohol on Mad Mondays and ritualistic stoning of strippers.
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