New Zealand Rugby refers to the governing body for the sport of rugby union in New Zealand. It oversees all aspects of rugby within the country, including the management of national teams, such as the All Blacks (the national men’s team) and the Black Ferns (the national women’s team), as well as the organization of competitions and development programs at various levels. Founded in 1892, New Zealand Rugby is responsible for promoting and developing the game, ensuring compliance with international rugby regulations, and fostering the sport’s growth at grassroots levels. The organization plays a critical role in maintaining New Zealand’s status as a rugby powerhouse on the global stage.