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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 02: Dean Mumm of the Waratahs and his team look dejected after a Crusaders try during the round six Super Rugby match between the Waratahs and the Crusaders at Allianz Stadium on April 2, 2017 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)

Whitewash! Waratahs lose to cap horror weekend

THE Waratahs had the chance to go top of the Australian conference, but instead missed 47 tackles in a lacklustre effort against the Crusaders as Australian rugby sunk further.

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Sunday Telegraph; Reece (left) and Jake Gordon. Waratahs rookie Jake Gordon has become the team's starting halfback, while his hipster brother Reece has taken a very different path in life as a musician. Pic Stephen Cooper

Hips-tah: Gordon’s bro sings his praises

JAKE Gordon has followed a different path to his musician brother, Reece, but NSW are hoping the talented halfback can strike the right chords against the Crusaders.

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Michael Hooper during the Round 5 Super Rugby match between the Melbourne Rebels and the NSW Waratahs at AAMI Park in Melbourne, Friday, March 24, 2017. (AAP Image/Mal Fairclough) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

McCaw clone stands in Tahs way

CRUSADERS flanker Matt Todd stands as an imposing obstacle in the Waratahs’ plans to play a thrilling brand of rugby in front of their home fans.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 17: Jordy Reid of the Rebels reacts after Sam Cane of the Chiefs scores a try during the round four Super Rugby match between the Rebels and the Chiefs at AAMI Park on March 17, 2017 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Scott Barbour/Getty Images)

Why can’t Aussie teams beat Kiwis anymore?

THERE was once a time when Australian teams could match New Zealand teams in Super Rugby. Now they couldn’t beat a Kiwi egg, so what on earth happened?

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Les Kiss, former Kangaroo and NSW Waratahs defence coach and current Ireland assistant coach, is back in Australia. pic. Phil Hillyard

Super Tahs on verge of special era

THE man who masterminded Australia’s 2011 World Cup demise believes Michael Cheika can unlock a period of Waratahs dominance.

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Tom Carter and Tim Davidson Sydney University rugby team mates are lifelong mates who have played Super Rugby and club rugby together for more than 20 years pictured at Sydney University Oval ,Glebe

GF rematch key to Uni’s title hopes

SYDNEY University coach Chris Malone wants to snatch a top two spot, making Saturday’s grand final rematch with Eastwood a key fixture.

NAPIER, NEW ZEALAND - SEPTEMBER 07: Head coach Tana Umaga of Counties Manukau looks on during the round four ITM Cup Ranfurly Shield match between Hawke's Bay and Counties Manukau at McLean Park on September 7, 2013 in Napier, New Zealand. (Photo by Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images)

Singapore to be Super Rugby’s 18th team

SINGAPORE’S bid for the 18th Super Rugby team has surged ahead of Japan — and All Black legend Tana Umaga could be their inaugural coach.

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Israel Folau on the attack for NSW Waratahs Vs ACT Brumbies Saturday 28th June 2014. Pic: Mitch Cameron

Preview: Super Rugby finals race heats up

A TAHS v Highlanders blockbuster, Force v Reds and two key Kiwi derbies — it’s another bumper weekend. Check out our round 18 Super Rugby preview!

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(L to R) Rugby union players Jason Fowler and Brennan Bastyovanszky of the Sydney Convicts, Israel Folau and Adam Ashley-Cooper of the NSW Waratahs and Donovan Baker and Tim Mugglestone of Macquarie University pose for a photo after a training session in Sydney on July 3, 2014. Australia's Sydney Convicts team will make history this weekend when they become the first gay rugby team in the world to play on the same bill as a professional match, team officials said on July 3. The Sydney Convicts will take on Macquarie University in the curtain-raiser to the Super Rugby game between the New South Wales Waratahs and New Zealand's Otago Highlanders in Sydney on July 6. AFP PHOTO / Peter PARKS IMAGE STRICTLY FOR EDITORIAL USE - STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE

Gay side to play Tahs curtain-raiser

THE fight for mainstream acceptance of gay athletes will take another step when a historic curtain-raiser is played before the Waratahs clash on Sunday.

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Michael Cheika , coach, during NSW Waratahs training at lakeside Oval, Moore Park. pic mark evans

How Tahs will stay on track for history

CONSISTENCY of performance, and 46 feet firmly planted on the ground, are the keys to the Waratahs forging new Super Rugby history.

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Stephen Hoiles during NSW Waratahs training at lakeside Oval, Moore Park. pic mark evans

Hoiles, Tahs driven by same mantra

THE mantra that stopped Stephen Hoiles from throwing in the towel after years of injury also has the Waratahs on the verge of a historic finals run.

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Who’s the find of the Super Rugby season?

Who’s the find of the Super Rugby season?

IS blockbusting centre Malakai Fekitoa the find of the Super Rugby season? Check out the contenders for the crown — and then vote in our poll!

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