After a promising spring tour that cemented the status of several stars, Joe Schmidt is edging closer to his Wallabies squad for next year’s Lions tour. We look at the bolters, fringe candidates and nailed-on stars.
Wins are on the board for the Wallabies, a new star has been revealed and a high quality coach in charge – but there is no celebration yet from Rugby Australia. This is why.
One of the Wallabies’ most exciting players has announced he is gambling everything to chase his dream in the United States.
After a radical transformation of the Wallabies, coach Joe Schmidt is in big demand – but family will play a huge role in his decision, writes JAMIE PANDARAM.
The rugby world is buzzing about code-hopper Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii ‘s Wallabies arrival but the real reason for two massive wins in the UK lies elsewhere.
The British and Irish Lions were pencilled in to play the Melbourne Rebels before the club was kicked out of Super Rugby. The team to replace the axed franchise in the fixture has been confirmed.
The Wallabies’ resurgence has fans coming back in droves ahead of next year’s British and Irish Lions tour games, with ticket sales hinting at the biggest Lions series of all time.
Joe Schmidt’s Wallabies entered uncharted territory as they dealt Wales a record-breaking hammering in Cardiff, with two players crossing for hat-tricks.
The Wallabies put in a scintillating performance in their 52-20 victory over Wales, but not every Aussie starred. Check out our player ratings and have your say.
With a 116-year first achieved in Wales the Wallabies have their tails up with an eye on doing something no Australian side has done in 40 years in the UK.
Wallabies fans are daring to dream of greater heights, praising their new coach and pointing out a glaring Eddie Jones detail.
The Wallabies have wowed world rugby with a demolition job on Sunday morning that had Aussie legends blown away.
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