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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - MAY 06: David Horwitz of the Waratahs takes the ball during the round 11 Super Rugby match between the Waratahs and the Blues at Allianz Stadium on May 6, 2017 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Matt King/Getty Images)

Brains and brawn needed in NZ

SOME say success comes by working smarter, not harder. The Waratahs don’t believe that. To be the first Aussie team to win in New Zealand in two years, they have to work smarter and harder.

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Israel Folau (2nd left) of the Waratahs is congratulated after scoring a try during the Round 13 Super Rugby match between the NSW Waratahs and the Melbourne Rebels at Allianz Stadium in Sydney, Sunday, May 21, 2017. (AAP Image/Paul Miller) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

Folau: ‘We’ve got the skills to do it’

ISRAEL Folau says the Waratahs can finally break the Australian teams’ drought against Kiwi sides this season when they take on the Hurricanes on Saturday.

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Michael Hooper of the Waratahs is tackled at Allianz Stadium.

Waratahs big guns blow Rebels off the park

A STRIPPED back game plan and big guns firing. That’s the blueprint the Waratahs believe can build a serious charge at the finals after both factors combined brilliantly to steamroll the Rebels.

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**FILE** A Monday, Feb. 13, 2017 image reissued Monday, April 10, 2017 of Super Rugby captains (L to R) Sam Carter of the Brumbies, Michael Hooper of the Waratahs, Nic Stirzaker of the Rebels, James Slipper of the Reds and Tatafu Polota-Nau (sitting in for Matt Hodgson) of the Western Force posing for a photograph with the competition's trophy during the 2017 Super Rugby Media Launch event in Brisbane. The Western Force and Melbourne Rebels will learn within three days which of them is to be axed, Australian Rugby Union chairman Cameron Clyne says. It's part of a broader restructure of an unwieldy and unpopular Super Rugby competition format, which is to be slashed from 18 teams to 15 after this season, with two South African sides also to go. (AAP Image/Dan Peled) NO ARCHIVING

Should Australian rugby go solo?

COULD the radical solution to Australia’s rugby woes be an exit from Super Rugby and the creation of a National Rugby Union competition? It’s worth a look.

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Dennis heads to US to boost World Cup bid

Dennis heads to US to boost World Cup bid

DAVE Dennis is embarking on a gruelling training program in San Francisco in a bid to convert himself into a lock to boost his World Cup hopes.

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Samu Kerevi for Brisbane. The National Rugby Championship, Brisbane vs Melbourne at Ballymore. Pic Jono Searle.

Thursday night NRC dream team

IT’S the players who aimed up under the bright lights of the TV cameras – Fox Sports commentator Sean Maloney names his Thursday night NRC dream team.

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Michael Cheika poses for a portrait after being named as Wallabies coach during a press conference at Australian Rugby headquarters in St Leonards, Sydney. Pic Brett Costello

Cheika was in talks to coach Argentina

IN a wideranging interview, Michael Cheika reveals he was in talks to coach Argentina, and discusses Kurtley Beale, Ewen McKenzie, Israel Folau and more.

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Michael Cheika, Coach, during NSW Waratahs training at Moore Park, Sydney. pic mark evans

Cheika, Larkham to coach Wallabies?

MICHAEL Cheika and Stephen Larkham are being considered as a coaching dream team to rescue Australian rugby and lead the Wallabies to the World Cup.

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Kurtley Beale after being chosen in the team for the Wallabies team to take on New Zealand at ANZ Stadium on Saturday night. Picture Gregg Porteous

Texts may cost Kurtley his rugby career

KURTLEY Beale’s future in Australian rugby is hanging by a thread as he faces a disciplinary tribunal for allegedly distributing “deeply offensive” texts.

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NSW Waratahs host ACT Brumbies in the sudden death semi final at Allianz Stadium in Sydney. Kurtley Beale scores a try.

Dennis hopeful Beale will stay in rugby

WARATAHS captain Dave Dennis says Kurtley Beale is a valuable team man on and off the field and hopes he is not lost to NSW and Australian rugby next year.

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New CEO of NSW Rugby Union Jason Allen, looks on during training for NSW Waratahs for upcoming Super Rugby season at Moore Park in Sydney.

Tahs boss opens up on why he’s leaving

OUTGOING Waratahs CEO Jason Allen insists he wasn’t pushed and says a “challenging” relationship with Michael Cheika helped NSW achieve success.

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** DO NOT USE WITHOUT SPEAKING TO BRIAN ROBERTS ON THE DAILY PICTURE DESK ** Wallabies star Israel Folau pictured for the Saturday Daily Telegraph, ahead of Bledisloe Cup this Saturday night. Pictured near Circular Quay overlooking the Harbour

Izzy welcomes clause, but no guarantees

ISRAEL Folau has welcomed the ARU’s new clause to allow Wallaby stars to play overseas, but won’t guarantee he’ll re-sign beyond the World Cup.

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