Long-suffering Wallabies fans will be salivating at the chance to see young guns Will Harrison and Noah Lolesio square off in a taste of what they’re considerable potential might bring to the future of Australian rugby.
The chances of Australia’s traditional end-of-season northern hemisphere tour going ahead this year is looking remote as coronavirus cases wreak havoc with English club rugby.
It’s small steps, but in the new world of coronavirus sport, rugby will take any win. Australia’s domestic Super Rugby competition will proceed as planned this weekend. Now for the international schedule.
While a threat to strike ahead of the revamped Super Rugby AU competition has eased, Rugby Australia’s latest pay cut demands are set to have even greater consequences.
Secret contract clauses for Wallabies, the Rebel being chased by Queensland, transfer news, the Sunwolves’ plan for recruitment, and Amanaki Mafi’s visa troubles revealed.
As a former gymnast and dancer, Brumbies flanker Georgia O’Neill loves putting on a show and there would be no better stage for her than a Super W grand final.
England coach Eddie Jones is contracted until the end of 2021 but with Michael Cheika tipped to depart after this year’s World Cup, has been linked to the Wallabies’ top job. And he’s not ruling anything out.
The Queenslanders revitalised their Super Rugby season with a soaring 36-14 victory over the Brumbies which has created the momentum of back-to-back wins.
The latest news on the Sunwolves, Will Genia’s contract, the cross-code war for schoolboy star and a star Tahs student. It’s all in Rugby Confidential.
The Brumbies could enter another Super Rugby game without star Wallabies David Pocock and Allan Alaalatoa while there is mixed news over fellow forwards Scott Sio and Rob Valetini.
A stuttering Waratahs side suffered defeat to the Brumbies after being physically battered in the nation’s capital on Friday night.
Wallabies star David Pocock has become the first Australian athlete to back Friday’s controversial student climate strike.
Star Wallaby David Pocock is gearing up for another World Cup campaigns but admits he has ‘no real plans’ beyond the end of the year.
David Pocock is in danger of missing Friday’s clash against the Waratahs, but another Brumbies backrower is determined to do damage against NSW.
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