Lucky Jones’ last chance to justify England job
Eddie Jones must ditch the mad professor act during the upcoming Test schedule after keeping his England coaching job on decidedly specious grounds, writes STEPHEN JONES.
Wallabies
Reds star snubs mega money to re-sign with Wallabies
The Wallabies have locked in one of Australian rugby’s most important assets until the end of 2024 in a massive win for the code and Queensland Reds.
Eight uncapped players in 40-man Wallabies squad
Dave Rennie has always said he will pick players on form and, true to his word, he has. The Wallabies coach predicted a strong squad, which features eight uncapped players.
The moment that proved rugby is broken
Rugby Union is dying, not just in Australia but globally, and it did not have to be this way. Rugby Confidential has all the latest rugby news.
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The future of Australian rugby is golden
Australian rugby fans are desperate for a return to the good old days, and these are the young men who are ready to bring back that winning feeling.
Cash conduit expanding Wallabies’ lost XV
Cashed-up overseas clubs have run a vacuum over Australian rugby, sucking out the country’s best talent in the prime of their careers – but who’s really to blame for the exodus?
Wallabies’ sham embarrassing the game
The players hate it. So do the coaches. And the fans? Yep, they hate it too. And it’s the reason the Wallabies have become the laughing stock of Australian sport.
Will Quade share Wallabies stage with kid brother?
At least one member of Quade Cooper’s family is guaranteed of running onto Suncorp Stadium on the night of the Australia-Argentina Test next month.
Horror-Tahs face axe in huge Wallabies shake-up
With Australia struggling ahead of the World Cup, now is not the time to be playing favourites — and that means only one Waratah can be confident of holding his place ahead of the showpiece event in Japan, writes JULIAN LINDEN.
Broken Tahs admit huge cost of Folau debacle
As their season coughed and spluttered to an embarrassing finish, the Waratahs finally admitted to the toll of the Israel Folau saga which crippled their hopes this year.
Rugby bosses insure against Folau claim
Israel Folau’s looming court action against Rugby Australia won’t send the game broke but could still result in key programs being cut. SEE FOLAU’S COURT DOCUMENTS
Folau seeks millions in lost earnings
Israel Folau will be seeking substantial costs as he begins legal proceedings against Rugby Australia, saying: “No Australian of any faith should be fired for practising their religion.”
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