Wellington — Former All Blacks winger Nehe Milner-Skudder just can’t wait to reboot his rugby career with the Otago Highlanders after going through “dark places” with injury. Milner-Skudder signed with the Dunedin-based side last week and hopes to return to action in a domestic tournament featuring New Zealand’s five Super Rugby teams when it starts in June.

The Highlanders move gives the 29-year-old a fresh start after a serious shoulder injury prevented him from playing a sole game for Toulon after signing a three-year deal with the French club at the end of 2018...

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