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EXCLUSIVE NEWS360 PREMIUM LOCKED CONTENTNO NEWS.COM, NO SKY, NO WEST AUSTRALIAN, NO AUSTRALIAN Former Australian rugby captain Michael Lynagh (L) with his son Louis Lynagh,18, in Richmond, U.K., on Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019. Michael has revealed his son is still a slim chance to play for Australia. Hollie Adams/News Corp Australia

Wallaby fans want son of Lynagh

Wallabies great and retired rugby superstar Michael Lynagh wants his son to wear green and gold before the door closes on him representing Australia.

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Rugby Australia Chief Executive Raelene Castle speaks to the media during a press conference at Rugby AU headquarters in Sydney, Thursday, December 5, 2019. (AAP Image/Bianca De Marchi) NO ARCHIVING

Five words that should scare Raelene Castle

Rugby Australia boss Raelene Castle survived the final board meeting of 2019, but just how long the CEO survives into 2020 is as uncertain as who will wear the Wallabies No.10 jersey next year.

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