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Super crowds ‘no silver bullet’ for finances – NZR - Stabroek News

WELLINGTON, (Reuters) Getting fans through the gates to watch the Super Rugby Aotearoa competition is a step in the right direction, New Zealand Rugby (NZR) said yesterday, but it is “no silver bullet” for the governing body’s financial struggles.

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