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Folau rejects $1m peace offering to walk

Rugby Australia’s massive offer to Israel Folau ahead of his code of conduct hearing suggests there may be serious concerns about the result in the upper echelons of the game’s governing body.

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Taniela Tupou of the Reds dejected after losing the Super Rugby game between the Queensland Reds and the NSW Waratahs. Pic Darren England.

Prop praying to end NSW dominance

Taniela Tupou has been a Queenslander for less than five years yet an unguarded moment in the dressing room has captured just how much it will mean to break the Waratahs’ 10-game stranglehold.

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Referee Egon Seconds (L) talks to The NSW Waratah's Michael Hooper (R) during the Super Rugby match, Emirates Lions v NSW Waratahs at the Emirates Airline Park, Johannesburg, on May 11, 2019. (Photo by Christiaan Kotze / AFP)

New enemy targets luckless Waratahs

From the moment this season kicked off, the Waratahs have been cursed, relentlessly punished both on and off the field, with NSW’s latest antagonist coming in the form of referee Egon Seconds.

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Wallabies star Israel Folau leaves a Code of Conduct hearing in Sydney, Tuesday, May 7, 2019. Folau appeared before a code of conduct hearing to fight Rugby Australia's decision to terminate his contract after he posted in mid-April on social media that gay people, along with other 'sinners' will face damnation unless they repent. (AAP Image/Joel Carrett) NO ARCHIVING

Gay teams applaud RA’s stance on Folau

Australia’s gay rugby community has been moved by the love and support the game has shown them since Israel Folau’s homophobic postings, but say that still doesn’t make up for the damage he’s caused.

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