Tahs boss eyes Izzy and new coach
FIRST day on the job, and new Waratahs boss Greg Harris was already busy planning for the two major issues confronting him.
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Folau fires as Tahs trump SBW’s Chiefs
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Double whammy as Wallabies re-sign star duo
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Dennis heads to US to boost World Cup bid
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Honey Badger’s hairy new TV commercial
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Izzy welcomes clause, but no guarantees
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Nic takes it on the chin, and wins
WALLABY halfback Nic White credits being the victim of a coward punch with giving him the impetus to shoot for the top.
Victorious Waratahs on a mountain high
THE victorious Waratahs strolled into Wallaby camp in Bathurst on Wednesday four days after creating history by winning their first Super Rugby title.
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