Latest Wallabies blow sets new low
Things have gotten even worse for the woeful Wallabies who have sunk to a new rankings low after losing to Wales.
Rugby World Cup
Rugby power rankings: Wallabies sink to historic new low
Just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse for the Wallabies, they’ve sunk to another historic new low. See how our World Cup order matches up against the world rankings.
The argument for keeping Eddie Jones as Wallabies coach
Eddie Jones has received unlikely support with calls for Rugby Australia to stick with the Wallabies mentor despite a disastrous World Cup campaign.
RA boss confirms Eddie’s Japan interview
Rugby Australia boss Hamish McLennan has spoken on some key issues in the wake of the Wallabies’ dismal World Cup showing.
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Why Eddie was right to blow up the woeful Wallabies
If the Wallabies are ever going to get back to their glory days, it’s going to require a radical change in direction — and Eddie Jones has taken the right steps, writes JULIAN LINDEN.
A new leader for a new era: Why Will Skelton was Eddie’s man
There were many choices that kept Eddie Jones up at night, none more so than who was the right man to skipper the Wallabies. Eventually he settled on Will Skelton, here’s why.
‘We can win it’: Jones swings axe, pulls World Cup captain bombshell
Wallabies coach Eddie Jones has wielded the axe and ushered in a new era for Australia – naming a new captain and a youthful influx in a scarcely recognisable World Cup squad.
Legends dumped in shock World Cup squad
Wallabies coach Eddie Jones has pulled a World Cup shock, naming a new captain named and axing two big-name veterans.
The brutal reasons behind axing of two Wallabies greats
As ruthless as ever, Wallabies coach Eddie Jones has swung the axe – and ended the careers of two Australian champions. In both cases, it is a sad end, writes Jamie Pandaram.
Wallabies World Cup captaincy shock, veterans axed
Wallabies coach Eddie Jones has pulled a World Cup shock with a new captain named and two veterans axed.
Wallabies axe Hooper in World Cup shock
Michael Hooper is a high-profile victim of Wallabies coach Eddie Jones’ pivot to youth for the 10th Rugby World Cup.
‘Wait and see’: Massive World Cup call on captain
Taking injured players to a World Cup and hoping they come good is dangerous and that could cost a Wallabies legend his spot.
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