Kerevi: I wanted to stay at Reds
Wallabies ace Samu Kerevi has hit back at suggestions he defected to Japanese club Suntory without giving the Queensland Reds and Rugby Australia a chance to keep him.
Super Rugby
Tahs hit road to spread word in NRL territory
While Allianz Stadium is being rebuilt, the NSW Waratahs will take the Super Rugby show on the road next season and host key games in NRL heartlands.
Super Rugby unveils 2020 draw — and Wollongong gets a game
Everything happens earlier in Super Rugby next year in changes that SANZAAR hopes will make the competition more successful in the Australian marketplace.
Cup bound Wallabies leave Folau, failures on runway
On the back of the worst on-field results in 60 years and the storm around Israel Folau, the Wallabies are heading to the World Cup united in their determination to ‘Bring Back Bill’.
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Risk v reward: Tahs’ Kepu conundrum
THE Waratahs are considering appealing Sekope Kepu’s suspension by arguing the Brisbane Tens should count in the three-match ban. But there is a major risk attached.
Thorn’s verdict on scary Smith injury
WALLABY great George Smith’s playing future is in doubt as he battles a potentially career-threatening back injury. And new Reds coach Brad Thorn says Smith has returned to Australia to source different medical opinions.
Fresh start: Thorn unveils 2018 Reds squad
FORMER Wallabies winger Paul Carozza has joined the Reds as an assistant coach as new boss Brad Thorn revealed a squad including 10 new signings for the 2018 Super Rugby season.
Former Wallaby makes way in Rebels reshuffle
THE Rebels have finalised their rugby department for the 2018 season with the announcement of Dave Wessels’ support staff in coaching and high performance positions.
How Rebels landed nine Wallabies
ADAM Coleman has become the latest Wallaby to join the “Galacticos” at the Rebels next year but Melbourne boss Baden Stephenson said the club’s wages bill is all above board.
Waratahs boss slams waiving of salary cap
RUGBY Australia’s decision to waive the Super Rugby salary cap to allow teams to absorb Western Force players is “economic madness,” NSW Waratahs chairman Roger Davis says.
Hunt signs on for 2019 World Cup
TRIPLE-CODE star Karmichael Hunt has signed a deal that will see him through to the World Cup in Japan but whether he makes it that far is another question.
Top Wallaby added to rising Rebel army
MELBOURNE Rebels have taken another step in their quest for a maiden Super Rugby finals appearance after securing one of the game’s best forwards on a two-year deal.
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