Reds survive send off and sin-binning to beat Waratahs
Despite being at one stage reduced to 13 men, the Queensland Reds proved too strong for the NSW Waratahs at Suncorp Stadium.
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Cleared Tupou ‘fired-up’ for interstate battle
Taniela Tupou’s success in having a foul play charge thrown out could spell bad news for the Waratahs.
Reds to fight Tupou suspension
Believing it was “shoulder on shoulder” contact, the Queensland Reds will fight the suspension of prop Taniela Tupou for alleged foul play.
The man who knocked back Wayne Bennett
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Penney: Taking on Kiwis is vital for Aussie progress
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