Australian Rugby Union relief after man charged over All Blacks listening device

‘Welcome news that an individual has been called to account,’ says Bill PulverMan believed to have been employed as a security consultantThe Australian Rugby Union’s chief executive, Bill Pulver, has reacted with relief to news that New South Wales police have charged a man in relation to the discovery of a listening device in the All Blacks team’s hotel before a Bledisloe Cup match in Sydney last year.An investigation was established after the discovery of the audio device in a Double Bay hotel room in August 2016 and, on Tuesday, a 51-year-old was charged with public mischief. Continue readi…