All Blacks chasing Raiders legend’s son
PAYTO AND PANDA: He is the son of a famous Kiwi league star, and now Tyrel Lomax is being hunted by the All Blacks despite being called into Wallabies camp.
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Wallabies to play in indigenous jersey
PAYTO & PANDA:FOR the first time in history, the Wallabies will take the field in a jersey honouring the contributions of indigenous people to rugby.
Super start key to reigniting Tahs season
HISTORY suggests losing more than five games will kill your finals chances. The Waratahs have already lost five, and plan a winning run starting Friday.
Rival hammers nail in Force’s coffin
MELBOURNE Rebels owner Andrew Cox told his players he would not be selling his license, putting Western Force’s Super Rugby future in even more peril.
Angry Rebels to seek compensation from ARU
THE Melbourne Rebels are seeking financial compensation from the ARU for damage to their brand after being named as one of two clubs in the firing line to be cut from Super Rugby.
Cheika directs Lomax the sequel
HIS father was a front-row league enforcer for Canberra and New Zealand, now Tyrel Lomax is being groomed to do the same for the Wallabies.
Cheika delivers call for unity
WALLABIES coach Michael Cheika has urged the Australian rugby fraternity to “stop smashing each other” as the Super Rugby cull turns ugly.
Brumbies ready to swoop for Wessels
THE Western Force shutting down wouldn’t spell the end of Dave Wessels’ burgeoning coaching career in Australia, with the Brumbies ready to swoop.
We won’t lose our code-hopping stars: Cheika
WALLABIES coach Michael Cheika has weighed in on the cutting of an Australian Super Rugby franchise and the contractual ramifications for some big names.
Why Wallabies skipper will rediscover form
AFTER a slow start to the Super season many people are wondering whether Wallabies skipper Stephen Moore can hold onto his spot, but coach Michael Cheika isn’t one of them.
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