‘Outclassed’: All Blacks in World Cup drama
New Zealand has flexed its muscles in a “dominant” performance to move into the Rugby World Cup final, leaving their opponent “gutted”.
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Inside the unexpected rise of the south at the Rugby World Cup
Everyone predicted a northern hemisphere domination of the 2023 Rugby World Cup, but as JAMIE PANDARAM finds, the southern teams are emerging as the ones to beat despite Australia’s failure.
‘Thought he had a contract’: Eddie’s shock exit reveal
While speculation around the future of Eddie Jones continues, it can be revealed the Wallabies coach told young rugby players six months ago that he’d walk away after the World Cup.
Jones reveals ‘only regret’ in Wallabies debacle
Eddie Jones says he’s committed to Australia and has only one regret following the Wallabies’ disastrous Rugby World Cup campaign.
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Wallabies set to lose out on Fiji’s next generation of stars
Australia faces a tough task to lure the next Marika Koroibete and Samu Kerevi, as the lure of the Fijian jersey grows for island stars.
‘I know what’s coming’: Eddie admits Wallabies job on the line
Wallabies coach Eddie Jones says he’ll understand if he is sacked if his side go down to Wales, admitting he’s “let Australian rugby down” in an explosive media conference.
‘A powerful force’: How Bell overcame injury to become a Wallaby mainstay
Angus Bell is part of a rare club of father/son Wallabies. But even with pedigree behind him and prodigious talent, he had to scrap and fight to make his way to the top.
Cup shock: World’s best player hospitalised after brutal hit
The Rugby World Cup has been rocked after one of its biggest stars was whisked off to hospital after a nasty high shot, dealing hosts France a severe blow.
Rugby’s identity crisis aiding Nine’s profit free fall
An underperforming team at the World Cup is just the tip of the iceberg of Australian rugby’s problems, and it’s now affecting their broadcaster, writes BUZZ ROTHFIELD.
‘These are the weeks you coach for’: Wallabies embrace pain
The Wallabies must win this weekend if they want to keep their World Cup alive – and at least one member of the team is enjoying the pressure, writes JULIAN LINDEN.
‘Tough watch’: Truth hurts woeful Wallabies
The Wallabies have done plenty of soul-searching ahead of their do-or-die Rugby World Cup affair against Wales.
How the Wallabies are learning to live with the haters
From French crowds to fans on social media, the Wallabies are copping it from all angles. Halfback Tate McDermott explains how they are using the criticism in the lead up to their must-win match against Wales.
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