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.
The Reds and the Waratahs will be desperate to improve their chances of playing in the Super Rugby Pacific finals when they meet in Townsville.
The battle between Fraser McReight and Michael Hooper looms as the highlight of Saturday night’s Reds-Waratahs clash.
In a coup for the Wallabies ahead of the 2027 Rugby World Cup, one of the NRL’s brightest young stars has decided to switch codes.
Former Bronco Izaia Perese was given a rugby lifeline after being axed following drugs issues but has been banned for three weeks after his first game for his new club
Angus Scott-Young hopes to make huge strides this season with more game time for the Queensland Reds.
Reds coach Brad Thorn wasn’t about to let team standards drop by allowing prized recruit Suliasi Vunivalu to play against the Waratahs after being charged with common assault.
Concerned about the depth of Australia’s fullback ranks, Wallabies great Tim Horan wants Jordan Petaia to wear the No.15 jersey.
The Waratahs have copped another player loss but coach Rob Penney says there’s not Super Rugby clubs can do to stop players leaving for more money
The Reds’ Super Rugby AU title hopes have been hurt by the loss of skipper Liam Wright, who has suffered a serious ankle injury.
They starred for their Shute Shield clubs last season. Now things have got real for these Waratahs young guns – including two sons of NRL stars – in their trial against the Reds.
The pressure is one of the biggest rugby franchises in Australia this season but new Waratahs captain Jake Gordon has a message for the doubters.
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