Wallabies ‘ready’ to cover massive loss
The Wallabies promise to remain “switched on” this weekend against the Michael Cheika-coached Argentina despite a major loss.
Wallabies
Foketi primed for Wallabies chance
Having missed out on Wallabies selection for the series against England, Lalakai Foketi embraced playing for Australia A in the Pacific Nations Cup.
Calls grow to bring Eddie home
A current Wallabies assistant coach has called for the return of Eddie Jones to Australian rugby.
Wallabies coach wants ‘Giteau Law’ changed
The “Giteau Law” could be further revamped to allow Wallabies coach Dave Rennie to bring more overseas-based Australian players into his squad.
More Stories
Ioane’s influence sparks Samoan influx
The Wallabies now have seven players of Samoan heritage in their World Cup squad but it was only 12 years ago when former Reds star Digby Ioane became a pioneer.
Test of family loyalties for Wallaby stars
Seven members of the Wallabies have Samoan heritage, including two whose fathers played for Samoa at the 1991 World Cup, ensuring their family’s loyalties will be tested this weekend.
90-Test Wallabies veteran calls it quits
Long-time Wallabies star Tatafu Polota-Nau is set to play his final Test ahead of the in Saturday’s World Cup warm-up Test against Samoa.
Wallabies prop gears up for World Cup swansong
After more than a decade in the engine room, Wallabies prop Sekope Kepu is calling it a day on the international stage so he can spend more time with his family.
Eales: Wallabies giving Aussie fans plenty of hope
As the last Australian captain to win the Rugby World Cup, John Eales has seen the game both in boom and bust but says winning the Cup in Japan would instantly bring back the glory days because “Australians love winners”.
Slack: Lack of Aussie coach is an indictment on system
If there really isn’t an Australian coach who could take up the role of leading the Wallabies, it’s indictment on what rugby union is doing in this country, writes ANDREW SLACK.
Wary Wallabies taking no chances with young gun
Jordan Petaia’s injury curse has struck again with the teenage whiz the first victim of Australia’s Survivor-style jungle training camp in New Caledonia.
Sonny Bill eyes history after All Blacks Cup nod
Sonny Bill Williams will be among a trio New Zealanders seeking an unprecedented three Rugby World Cup crowns, but the defending champions found no room in their squad for a veteran key contributor.
Original URL: https://www.couriermail.com.au/sport/rugby/wallabies/page/177