Inside rugby’s Christmas miracle to secure new broadcast deal
From nearly broke, to surviving a boardroom coup and losing a team, Rugby Australia somehow managed to get a broadcast raise. Here is the inside story.
From nearly broke, to surviving a boardroom coup and losing a team, Rugby Australia somehow managed to get a broadcast raise. Here is the inside story.
Les Kiss is set to be announced as the new Wallabies coach next week. But will he also stay on at the Queensland Reds?
Rugby Australia is lauding it’s new broadcast deal – but what does it mean for fans? And how much is the extension actually worth? We’ve crunched the numbers inside.
It’s been a decade since a Wallabies boss also coached a Super Rugby team at the same time. The possibility is now open again, writes JAMIE PANDARAM.
Wallabies captain Harry Wilson has suffered an unfortunate injury blow ahead of Queensland’s battle with the ACT Brumbies.
A potential hurdle to Queensland Reds coach Les Kiss taking charge of the Wallabies has been removed by Rugby Australia.
Rugby Australia and the Wallabies have received a much-needed financial boost which could end up being even more lucrative if the men’s national team can win trophy matches.
Any decision on Noah Lolesio’s place in the Wallabies team should be on form, not club location. JULIAN LINDEN says the case for excluding overseas-based players should become a thing of the past.
In a major blow for the Wallabies, and their ability to lock down a world-class No.10, star playmaker Noah Lolesio has decided to walk away from Australian rugby.
While it might have taken longer than CEO Phil Waugh would have liked, Australia’s search for a new Wallabies coach – and a new broadcast deal – are both nearing a conclusion.
Super Rugby’s leading try-scorer and leading tackler must now weigh up taking the big money overseas or accepting less to play for Australia in the home World Cup in 2027.
Former Wallaby Jordan Petaia’s NFL dream is about to take off – with the two-time World Cup star inking a deal in the world’s toughest league more lucrative than rugby’s highest-paid player.
Australia’s highest-paid forward has been relegated to an impact role for the Waratahs, which could change the complexion of the Wallabies forward pack against the Lions.
In an exclusive interview, former Wallaby and newly appointed World Rugby Chair Brett Robinson details his vision for the game, and explains why things are suddenly looking brighter for Australia.
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