Flying Semi powers Fiji past Georgia
One-time NRL star Semi Radradra was at his brilliant best as he sparked Fiji to a big win over Georgia at the Rugby World Cup, a victory that will have his country ruing its recent shock loss.
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Wallabies very own ‘grand final week’
The Wallabies have had a couple of key calls go against them so far, but there’s no ‘us against them’ mentality. Instead, they’re preparing to come out firing with their Rugby World Cup hopes on the line.
Beale: What it means to me to wear indigenous jersey
I was taught that I had a responsibility when I pulled on the Wallabies jersey to encourage, inspire and make all feel welcome in our game, writes KURTLEY BEALE. Here’s what makes our indigenous jersey so special.
David v Goliath: the death of the World Cup minnow
From 142-point thrashings to regular mind-blowing upsets — the role of the World Cup minnow has changed. So it’s time for JIM TUCKER to reflect on the Wallabies’ performances against the world’s lower-ranked nations.
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‘Jonny won’t answer my calls’
MATT Giteau will land the biggest guilt trip in rugby history on Jonny Wilkinson if Australia dump England out of the World Cup at the first hurdle.
Rugby World Cup: Confidential
GOT a spare eight grand? That’s what it could cost you to get a ticket to the Wallabies-England blockbuster at Twickenham.
All Blacks unleash miracle man in surprise XV
TEN weeks after suffering a broken leg in his debut Test, traditional Fijian medicine has brought All Blacks ace Waisake Naholo back to confront Georgia.
England threaten to bash Wallabies
ENGLAND’S forwards plan to reawaken some doubts and demons within the Wallabies pack with their dominant scrum and physical style.
Warning: The Poms are showing rare flair
THE media focus may be trained heavily on England’s midfield but the Wallabies won’t be taking their eyes off the threat of the Pom’s pacy back three.
Moore pays tribute to ‘remarkable’ Palu
WALLABIES captain Stephen Moore has paid tribute to Wycliff Palu’s resilience after injury ended his World Cup and 11-year Australian rugby career.
Carter’s French connection pays off for Wallabies
SAM Carter became the first person happy cutting short a south of France stay after making a mad dash to London to join the Wallabies World Cup squad.
Moore would chase try over penalty like Robshaw
STEPHEN Moore won’t hesitate to chase a try over a penalty when Wallabies’ face England — despite rival skipper Chris Robshaw copping it for such a call.
Palu’s career defined by injury … but not how you think
WYCLIFF Palu’s career was not unfulfilled due to constant injury. That he could still be relied upon when half broken speaks of his true value and spirit.
Palu knew his time was up
GIVEN David Pocock’s form at the World Cup, Wycliff Palu figured his run against Uruguay at the weekend might have been his last game as a Wallaby.
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