Backyard blitz! How Waratah gun fought his way back from injury dramas
Getting roughed up as a kid has helped create two of this Waratah player’s super powers – healing fast and a knack of tackling any adversity head on and nailing it.
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Women helping Waratahs teens take down Reds in annual U18s battle
They have had the mail over their Queensland rivals for years but now the Waratahs U18s have enlisted some usually help to keep their winning run intact this weekend – women. SQUAD named
Jessica, Noemie Fox go from hugs in Paris to rivals on home waters at Penrith
In Paris Jessica and Noemie Fox watched each other win gold medals from the shoreline. In Penrith later this year the sisters will be pitted against each other in the search for world crowns
Shock and horror! Big hits, fastest try in Super Rugby W in Waratahs v Drua bash
It was supposed to be a game showcasing the future of the sport but very little went to plan as the Waratahs hosted Fiji Drua in a match where records fell from the first minute of the match.
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Waratahs, Brumbies, Reds trials throw spotlight on future of rugby
State pride, club pride and a big opportunity to impress selectors is on the line for the next generation of rugby players in a series of trial matches ahead of Australian U20 squad selection.
Stars, scorers in NSW Waratahs A team’s workout against Brumbies Runners
A road trip has freshened up some of the rising stars of rugby ahead of two crucial outings – the Waratahs second game of Super Rugby Pacific and Tahs U20 match trials. Stars and standouts
Why a game he watched as a kid still inspiring this Waratahs gun
He was just a kid but Teddy Wilson remembers in detail a special Waratahs game played 11 year ago. Now he’s hoping to be part of one that inspires other young fans to love rugby the way he does.
‘Not going to walk into a position’: Super Rugby W readies for Sevens superstars
Super Rugby women’s expansion plans are on the table as the 2025 competition prepares for an invasion of Sevens superstars hunting Wallaroos spots and players determined to thwart them.
Ironman legend’s son making waves in a different sport
It’s a name synonymous with surf life saving but this Next Gen athlete is hoping it’s also on an Olympic start list by the Brisbane 2032 Games – or even LA in 2028 in a different sport.
‘It’s scary’: Speed race has SailGP guns on edge
SailGP gun Kyle Langford has given an insight into the wet, wild and high risk speed chase that could see 100km/h broken on Sydney Harbour – and the fear and pain involved.
Concussions, crashes! Risky business in chase for 100km/h in SailGP Sydney
There were crashes, concussions and carnage at the last event but Aussie SailGP skipper Tom Slingsby is tipping a wild speed chase and an old rivalry reigniting on his home waters this weekend.
Thanks Kylie! How old soaps playing role in Aussie SailGP success
Soaps Neighbours and Home and Away – and a British Olympian who watched them – are strangely playing a part in the resurgence of the Aussie crew in the SailGP series hitting Sydney at speed.
Fantastic voyage for passengers in express harbour service
Three of Sydney’s most popular seaside hot spots will now be more accessible after the NRMA introduced its first ferry service linking the city’s northern beaches to the exclusive eastern suburbs.
Waratahs trial standouts, Suaalii injury and a rugby dream for young gun
It’s a time he hated but this painful interlude in Waratahs young gun Henry O’Donnell’s life could well pave the way to his future success in the game. Tahs v Brumbies trial wrap
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