Israel Folau cloud hangs over Wallabies
The Wallabies will enter the 2019 Rugby World Cup after surviving four tumultuous years, but a missing presence lingers.
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Wallabies’ big chance to shine
The lights inside the enclosed Sapporo Dome stadium are super bright, which is great news for Wallaby fans preparing to watch Australia play Fiji but not so good for any players trying to catch high kicks.
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Sayonara, soon, says Japan-bound Folau
ISRAEL Folau has confirmed he’ll head to Japan at the end of this year to play for club side NTT Docomo Red Hurricanes.
Ma’afu warns a huge challenge lies ahead
HE is the Aussie prop who has just been signed by the richest club in the world, and Salesi Ma’afu has warned the Wallabies they face a huge Test at the World Cup against England.
Cooper to be let off the leash by Cheika
INJURY and contract dramas be damned — Quade Cooper remains a big part of Michael Cheika’s Wallabies World Cup plans.
Final four: Super Rugby’s burning questions
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Cheika prepared to gamble on Giteau
CALL IT the Giteau gamble. Michael Cheika is prepared to pick Matt Giteau as an emergency third halfback at the World Cup to free up spots elsewhere.
Boks star joins Toulon, shrugs off Cup fears
SPRINGBOKS back-row forward Duane Vermeulen has joined the South African contingent at European champions Toulon.
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