The Wallabies and All Blacks are doing their best to put aside all ‘external noise’ despite both teams being heavily scrutinised heading into Sunday’s Test where one nation will return to the winner’s list.
Despite the Wallabies being in a shocking run of form, they could expose an underperforming All Blacks side in the Bledisloe Cup opener and push the NZ side to a place they have hardly ever been.
Sydney schoolgirl Ruby Trew was a crowd favourite when some of our Olympians and Paralympians were treated to a heroes welcome.
A courtroom showdown is set to determine the future home of an Aussie Olympics boxing star.
After being embarrassed by Argentina and with a tough series against the All Blacks and a northern tour to come, the possibility of finishing the year without another win is becoming a real threat for the Wallabies.
The Wallabies were humiliated by Argentina after opening an early lead in what must go down as one of the darkest days in Australian rugby history, writes Jamie Pandaram.
Southern Hemisphere rugby is set for an exciting overhaul with Phil Waugh telling JAMIE PANDARAM that the Wallabies won’t miss out and a long-touted Anzac Day clash gets closer.
Just as plans come together for Papua New Guinea to enter the NRL in 2027, the country has been suspended from all rugby union competitions over major concerns over its governance.
The Kansas City Chiefs are eyeing an unprecedented three-peat through the genius of Patrick Mahomes. However standing in their way on the opening day is an $85m man who took a pay cut in a bid to win the Super Bowl.
Renowned for his speed and jumping ability, Mark Nawaqanitawase has also achieved an incredible physical feat that rivals most NRL props, proving he’s ready for the 13-a-side game ahead of his Roosters debut.
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