Australia literally cannot afford to have its 23-year losing streak to the All Blacks in New Zealand extended. The future of the sport in this country could depend on it, writes Jamie Pandaram.
Rugby union has won the race for one of the most talented dual-code teenagers in the country, trumping the Roosters. And his NRL legend father couldn’t be more proud.
The best Australian winger of the past five years, and dual John Eales Medal winner, is facing the end to his Wallabies career. Find out why inside.
After seeing 68,000 fans pack out the stadium against the All Blacks, record breaker James Slipper says he is desperate to turn the Aussie’s shocking run of form around for the fans who have stayed loyal.
It’s gone for a 22nd straight year, but the Bledisloe Cup is a contest again, with the Wallabies falling agonisingly close of a miracle comeback in Sydney.
Stern Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt has warned his side not to get carried away with their thrillingly close defeat to the All Blacks, saying second is not good enough. Read how it happened inside.
The Wallabies have 22 years of Bledisloe Cup pain behind them. Unfortunately, so does the new All Blacks coach, who will be out to extend Australia’s rugby misery in Sydney.
He produced a devastating knockout win at the Paris Olympics, but now Australian super heavyweight Teremoana Teremoana Jr is fighting for his career after a Supreme Court injunction over a contract dispute.
Can the 22-year All Black dominance over Australia come to an end this year? It might take a miracle. JAMIE PANDARAM analyses the 15s of both countries – and comes up with an alarming conclusion.
Many thought George Gregan’s record as most capped Wallaby would never be broken. The most unlikely player will surpass him in the Bledisloe Cup as coach Joe Schmidt swings the axe.
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