Why Radradra’s incredible gift is now a threat to the Wallabies
Working as a miner when he was 18, Semi Radradra was long odds to be leading Fiji at a World Cup. But dig into his past and it’s clear he was always destined for the big stage.
Rugby World Cup
Wallaby’s response to losing kicking role
Wallabies flyhalf Carter Gordon is happy for fullback Ben Donaldson to again be Australia’s goalkicker against Fiji.
Wallabies warned they will be belted by Fijians
For the Wallabies with Fijian heritage lining up against the island nation this weekend, the World Cup pool game will have some extra spice.
‘Don’t worry’: Mystery over Wallaby star’s injury
A Wallabies star has suffered an untimely hamstring injury ahead of their clash against a Fiji side needing a win to stay in tournament contention.
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England rugby team branded ‘sore losers’
The English rugby team took off their runner-up medals immediately following their World Cup loss to South Africa, and were roundly condemned for it on social media.
World reacts to Cup’s classiest moment
The best moment of the Rugby World Cup final came after full-time as South African captain Siya Kolisi melted hearts across the globe.
‘What a shock’: Springboks stun the world
South Africa have won the 2019 Rugby World Cup after a bruising war of attrition against England in the World Cup Final.
Quota plan delivers Springboks success
The most controversial selection policy in the history of sport has delivered the ultimate prize.
Legends bring curtain down on incredible era
They may not have made the final but New Zealand still made sure they sent their retiring coach and skipper off in a manner befitting their contribution to an amazing time in the game.
Japan’s heroics, pesky refs and the woeful Wobblies
Six weeks gone and what do we make of the rugby, the crashlanding of the Wallabies, trends for the code, the invasive pest known as the TMO and much more? JIM TUCKER does the deep dive on a fascinating tournament.
$6m payout eases England star’s haka bill
An England star has been handed the full blame for his side’s fine for challenging the All Blacks’ haka in the World Cup semi final.
How RWC trophy ended up in a Brisbane dishwasher
It’s one of the most famous trophies in world sport that you might expect to be kept under lock and key, but the Webb Ellis Cup has lived a rich and varied lift of its own, including spending some quality time in our reporter’s Brisbane apartment.
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