Reds need to show ‘more fight’
The Reds are desperate to make up for a shocking half of football when they host the Rebels at Suncorp Stadium.
Melbourne Rebels
Wallabies or bust! The big duels on a pivotal weekend
Positional battles take centre stage as Wallabies coach Dave Rennie sorts through an intriguing weekend of Super Rugby AU action ahead of the upcoming international season.
Rebels unleash the Burn Boyz
Young giant Trevor Hosea will become the fourth Victorian player to get a run-on for the Rebels this season bringing with him the “Burn Boys” mentality to fight for the underdog.
Aussie Super teams drop kick Kiwi arrogance
No-one should be kidding themselves that Australia’s five-team domestic competition is at the same standard as New Zealand’s, but that’s hardly the point, as rugby fans witnessed on the weekend.
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Quade v Foley: Battle to decide Wallabies No.10
Waratahs coach Daryl Gibson gave under-performing Bernard Foley a public lashing ahead of his showdown with Wallabies rival Quade Cooper.
Re-signing Isi just the start for ambitious Rebels
Damaging runner Isi Naisarani has re-signed with the Rebels and the club has no plans to stop there.
How an AFL club could save Rugby Australia
Rugby Australia is at an all-time low. The Wallabies are out of form, Super Rugby crowds are dropping and the Israel Folau scandal haunts the code. Club rugby, though, is thriving and it’s all thanks to the AFL.
Alarming figures: Park footy puts Super Rugby to shame
The battle is on to save Super Rugby: While Sydney’s club competition flourishes, the conference-leading Brumbies have their lowest crowds ever, Waratahs interest has waned and the only team drawing fans is getting kicked out of the competition.
Cheika moving World Cup pieces from shadows
Nothing happens in Australian rugby without a good conspiracy theory and there may be more reason to certain selections around the country than we think, JIM TUCKER writes.
Genia miracle can cure Rebels’ finals headache
Melbourne Rebels will make an 11th hour fitness call on superstar Will Genia – who was knocked unconscious against the Sunwolves – as the club chases a maiden Super Rugby finals appearance.
Rebels keep Super Rugby finals in sight
Melbourne’s may have kept their quest for a maiden finals appearance on track with their big Super Rugby win over the Sunwolves – but victory came at a steep cost.
Rebels won’t attack disgraced ex-teammate
Melbourne Rebels players have ruled out an attack on bad boy Amanaki Mafi in Tokyo despite the Japanese international leaving the club in disgrace after allegedly bashing former teammate Lopeti Timani.
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