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Jonah Lomu dead at 40, All Blacks legend's death sends rugby world into mourning

Tom Decent and Kristen Tsiamis

Updated November 18, 2015 — 2:06pm,first published 11:51am

2.06pm on Nov 18, 2015

That concludes our live coverage on this sad day.

We will have all the latest news as it unfolds at rugbyheaven.

1.55pm on Nov 18, 2015

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1.52pm on Nov 18, 2015

John Kirwan weighs in

Former Auckland Blues coach Sir John Kirwan has described Lomu as New Zealands "first global superstar". Read the rest of what he's got to say about one of the legends of the game.

1.48pm on Nov 18, 2015

Jonah Lomu Highlights

The death of Jonah Lomu has seen the farewell of a New Zealand hero. Here are some of the highlights of the Kiwi great.

1.44pm on Nov 18, 2015

Here's what Mark Reason had to say about Lomu's legendary status both on and off the field.

1.42pm on Nov 18, 2015

Tributes for Jonah Lomu continue

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1.37pm on Nov 18, 2015

A recap: For those who missed it

For anyone who hasn't yet heard about the death of Jonah Lomu, here's a story that will fill you in.

1.30pm on Nov 18, 2015

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1.24pm on Nov 18, 2015

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1.17pm on Nov 18, 2015

Sonny Bill Williams speaks to Fairfax Media about Jonah Lomu

Phil Lutton has written another piece on Lomu, this time talking to Sonny Bill Williams about a man who inspired a generation of islanders.

Sonny Bill Williams says Jonah Lomu paved the way for a generation of islander All Blacks as the rugby world began to pay tribute to the legendary winger, who died on Wednesday aged 40.

Jonah Lomu dead at 40, All Blacks legend's death sends rugby world into mourning

John Kirwan weighs in

Jonah Lomu Highlights

Tributes for Jonah Lomu continue

A recap: For those who missed it

Sonny Bill Williams speaks to Fairfax Media about Jonah Lomu

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