‘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.
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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.
Wallabies star out of World Cup after broken leg at training
Just when you thought it couldn’t get much worse for the Wallabies, an intense World Cup training session has led to a young gun being ruled out of the tournament.
Cannon: How to treat the Wallabies’ psychological trauma
Australia’s loss to Fiji is as devastating a loss in recent memory, which is why Wallabies great BRENDAN CANNON says the squad’s most important member won’t be in the actual team.
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Star Wallabies prop considers World Cup move
The chance to play a World Cup on home soil has star Wallabies prop Taniela Tupou considering a season overseas to freshen up.
The Cup battle is over, now for the stadium wars
Australia’s successful Rugby World Cup bids will guarantee sold out stadiums, the question is – which stadium should hold the biggest games? HAVE YOUR SAY
Hosting World Cup won’t count for much if we don’t win
If rugby is serious about getting back to the golden days, then being a good host of the 2027 and 2029 World Cups won’t cut it, writes JULIAN LINDEN.
Rugby’s radical plan for biennial world grand final
A world Test rugby grand final would happen every two years, around the World Cup, under plans for the sport’s biggest revolution since the dawn of professionalism.
Waratahs gun ready to get the job done in rugby test
This rugby player has quit her full-time day job to chase her teenage dream of running out for Australia at the World Cup later this year.
‘It’s about redemption’: Game on for Rugby Sevens youngster
Rugby Sevens speedster Madison Ashby is on a fast track to success – and redemption – after Tokyo Olympic disappointment with a shock new role.
Australia to become ‘heart of rugby universe’
The national economy is set to receive a massive financial boost from Australia hosting Rugby World Cups in 2027 and 2029.
RA’s secret dual World Cup bid now out in the open
Australian rugby officials might still be insisting the 2027 World Cup bid is up in the air but it’s a done deal — and so is the secret bid to add the women’s tournament in 2029.
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