‘These are the weeks you coach for’: Wallabies embrace pain
The Wallabies must win this weekend if they want to keep their World Cup alive – and at least one member of the team is enjoying the pressure, writes JULIAN LINDEN.
The Wallabies must win this weekend if they want to keep their World Cup alive – and at least one member of the team is enjoying the pressure, writes JULIAN LINDEN.
The Wallabies have done plenty of soul-searching ahead of their do-or-die Rugby World Cup affair against Wales.
From French crowds to fans on social media, the Wallabies are copping it from all angles. Halfback Tate McDermott explains how they are using the criticism in the lead up to their must-win match against Wales.
Just when you thought it couldn’t get much worse for the Wallabies, an intense World Cup training session has led to a young gun being ruled out of the tournament.
Australia’s loss to Fiji is as devastating a loss in recent memory, which is why Wallabies great BRENDAN CANNON says the squad’s most important member won’t be in the actual team.
There’s no question Eddie Jones is genius coach, but with his record going south, his reluctance to admit things aren’t going well makes anything he says more and more difficult to believe.
Every game at the World Cup is do-or-die and Wallabies players have conceded they and not coach Eddie Jones have to turn things around in France.
The heat is on Rugby Australia after the Wallabies’ loss to Fiji, but RA boss Hamish McLennan says he holds no regrets about a coaching change, as he sits down with Julian Linden.
A concussion class action lawsuit is behind World Rugby’s inadvertent moves to slow the pace of the game, writes BEN ALEXANDER.
There have been some big movers in the official world rankings, with Australia dropping to all-time equal low after their shock loss to Fiji. See our rankings of every World Cup nation.
Eddie Jones’s “backing the kids” spin has been as successful as the Rugby World Cup draw. However, unlike the schedule, Eddie has the chance amend his broken selection policy, writes ALAN JONES.
Eddie Jones followed a chaotic selection policy leading up to this World Cup leaving the Wallabies rudderless and unable to seize the big moments, writes JAMIE PANDARAM.
Wallabies coach Eddie Jones is no closer to figuring out where things went wrong for the Wallabies against Fiji – but has no time to wallow as a must-win clash against Wales looms large.
Eddie Jones has talked a big story ever since taking over the Wallabies but he’s been forced into making a grovelling apology to Australian rugby fans following their humiliating loss to Fiji.
The Wallabies are reeling after a shock loss to Fiji that has left their World Cup hopes hanging by a thread. Here’s what they need to do to avoid an embarrassing early exit.
The Wallabies face the mortifying prospect of failing to make it out of the group stage for the first time ever at a World Cup following a nightmare loss to Fiji.
Eddie Jones’ combative pre-Rugby World Cup press conference should be ringing in his ears after the Wallabies’ disastrous loss to Fiji.
Eddie Jones has been “exposed” with one move from the under-siege coach creating a brutal moment for a Wallabies legend.
Wallabies coach Eddie Jones has been booed off the field after an “utterly dreadful” World Cup loss not seen for 69 years.
In his exclusive column, former Wallaby Brendan Cannon has revealed why the Wallabies must be wary of Fiji and the key to Eddie Jones’ side avoiding a World Cup boilover.
The Wallabies have suffered a massive setback ahead of their World Cup clash against Fiji, with captain Will Skelton set to be ruled out through injury.
Wallabies coach Eddie Jones has echoed the thoughts of rugby fans everywhere in calling out World Rugby’s attempts to make the game safer – suggesting it may have done just the opposite.
James Slipper is set to write himself into Australian rugby’s record books — and his timing could not be better.
Wallabies coach Eddie Jones has rung the changes for Australia’s s must-win World Cup clash against Fiji.
Meet the new Honeybadger, Australia’s Tom Hooper is confusing and entertaining foreign journalists in equal measure with his dry outback humour at this World Cup.
Wallabies coach Eddie Jones has wielded the axe and ushered in a new era for Australia – naming a new captain and a youthful influx in a scarcely recognisable World Cup squad.
Wallabies coach Eddie Jones has pulled a World Cup shock, naming a new captain named and axing two big-name veterans.
As ruthless as ever, Wallabies coach Eddie Jones has swung the axe – and ended the careers of two Australian champions. In both cases, it is a sad end, writes Jamie Pandaram.
Wallabies coach Eddie Jones has pulled a World Cup shock with a new captain named and two veterans axed.
Michael Hooper is a high-profile victim of Wallabies coach Eddie Jones’ pivot to youth for the 10th Rugby World Cup.
Taking injured players to a World Cup and hoping they come good is dangerous and that could cost a Wallabies legend his spot.
It’s time for Eddie Jones to ditch the nice guy routine and reveal his cold-blooded true colours to spare the Wallabies from becoming a total laughing stock at the World Cup.
New Zealand overcame a big halftime deficit to keep Wallabies coach Eddie Jones winless since his return to the helm.
Australia’s Eddie Jones certainly hasn’t been mincing words in his exchanges with reporters since returning as Wallabies coach.
Eddie Jones has overhauled the Wallabies and a new game plan looms for the second Bledisloe Cup Test. JAMIE PANDARAM analyses what Australia can get out of the return clash with the All Blacks
The All Blacks are all but unbackable favourites to continue the Wallabies’ poor run of form under Eddie Jones.
When the World Cup comes around in September, the Wallabies might still be winless in 2023. But if that happens, Eddie Jones still thinks Australia can ‘one hundred percent’ win the trophy.
Eddie Jones lamented the errors of his side in their loss against Argentina, but says he remains confident the Wallabies can turn it around in time to challenege for the World Cup.
Throughout Rugby World Cup history, there’s a trend in the eventual winner’s line-up that Eddie Jones can’t ignore if the Wallabies are any chance in France.
The Wallabies have arrived home from South Africa desperate to redeem themselves after a poor performance in Pretoria.
Eddie Jones’ hyped return to the Wallabies will bring a hardness to Australia, which is exactly what they need to win the World Cup according to a former Wallaby great.
A winner of many trophies at club level, Will Skelton is desperate to produce similar performances when playing for the Wallabies.
For a star player who has been in the sporting spotlight for over a decade, Michael Hooper remains an enigma. As he opens up on his Sydney farewell with the Waratahs, he’s also eyeing a big change.
Can the Wallabies make some noise at the World Cup? Is Quade Cooper still the man? Jamie Pandaram and Julien Linden debate the hottest topics surrounding the Wallabies’ World Cup hopes.
Wallabies coach Eddie Jones sees unlimited potential in Queensland Reds winger Suliasi Vunivalu.
Eddie Jones got a close-up look at the man who will give him the most problems at the World Cup. And it wasn’t former Wallaby and now rugby villain Israel Folau.
Eddie Jones says Rugby Australia has “bought relevance” as much as a skilled player in its signing of Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii after the Rooster signed a three-year deal with Rugby Australia from 2025.
If Eddie Jones is to deliver on his promise to transform the Wallabies into World Cup contenders, there is one decision he can’t afford to stuff up, writes Julian Linden.
The Andrews government is being urged to splash cash on a business plan for Victoria to host the 2027 Rugby World Cup and 2034 FIFA World Cup.
The Junior Wallabies have begun constructing a high performance rugby environment they hope will deliver a World U20 Cup – including hugging someone who just “bashed them’’.
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