No ‘panic buttons’ as winless Wallabies connect
Hopping on trams in Melbourne was only a slight distraction from constant training and connecting for the Wallabies and coach Eddie Jones.
Hopping on trams in Melbourne was only a slight distraction from constant training and connecting for the Wallabies and coach Eddie Jones.
Samu Kerevi has welcomed a third different starting combination in three Tests in the Wallabies’ centres for Saturday night’s battle with New Zealand.
Coach Eddie Jones swung the axe after two straight losses but there’s still belief in the Wallabies camp they can topple the All Blacks at the MCG.
Tate McDermott says the Wallabies must fight through the ‘growing pains’ they are experiencing under Eddie Jones.
While he may be older and wiser for his two years playing French rugby, Luke Jones says he needs to get back up to speed with Super Rugby in order to achieve his goal of making the Wallabies’ World Cup team.
STEPHEN Larkham’s future as Wallabies’ attack coach is looking increasingly grim after he did not attend the squad’s training camp in Sydney last week.
Kurtley Beale will be spoken to again by Rugby Australia officials after a second controversial video leaked this week, but the Wallabies star will again escape punishment. SEE THE VIDEO
With the appointment of Scott Johnson to director of rugby, there’s finally some action from the people running Rugby Australia. It’s too bad it won’t work, writes MIKE COLMAN.
Rugby Australia has appointed Scott Johnson as its new director of rugby and he will oversee under-fire Wallabies coach Michael Cheika going into next year’s 2019 World Cup.
No $45 million war chest, no direction at the top, no World Cup TV deal … rugby union’s in a dreadful state, writes Jessica Halloran.
Australian rugby great George Smith has revealed that he wants to become the first professional player to compete across four different decades.
Rugby Australia has made a lot of bad decisions over the past few decades, but keeping under fire coach Michael Cheika on until after next year’s World Cup isn’t one of them, writes Greg Davis
Michael Cheika will remain as Wallabies coach through to next year’s World Cup but his powers will likely be reduced with Rugby Australia appointing a ‘carer’ keep tabs on the under-fire boss.
The big bloke with the white beard and red suit is ready for his annual whip around the world on December 25, and we’ve got some requests ready for our Queensland sporting teams.
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