New Zealand Rugby are at a crossroads around what to do with their professional rugby competitions in New Zealand.

They are projected to lose $66 million over the next five years and are meeting at a summit tomorrow with provincial unions, Super Rugby clubs and the Rugby Players Association to discuss the sport's future.

Gregor Paul is a rugby writer for the New Zealand Herald, he joined D'Arcy to discuss.

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New Zealand Rugby are at a crossroads around what to do with their professional rugby competitions in New Zealand.
They are projected to lose $66 million over the next five years and are meeting at a summit tomorrow with provincial unions, Super Rugby clubs and the Rugby Players Association to discuss the sport's future.
Gregor Paul is a rugby writer for the New Zealand Herald, he joined D'Arcy to discuss.
LISTEN ABOVE

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Gregor Paul: NZ Herald rugby writer on NZ Rugby's upcoming summit about the future of rugby

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