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Up Schmidt creek: If that’s what Pumas can do, how bad will a Lions mauling get?

The Wallabies have just conceded their biggest ever score – and the British and Irish Lions are touring here in less than a year.

Paul Cully
Paul Cully

Rugby columnist

Why the Anzac Day Bledisloe Cup Test is a no-brainer

An Anzac Day Test including a Super Round is a fillip the code needs in Australia.

Paul Cully
Paul Cully

Rugby columnist

Give the punters something, Joe: Wallabies fans need to see a cutting edge

It was always going to be hard to gauge the Wallabies in two Tests against the Springboks. But “work in progress” signs can’t stay up forever.

Paul Cully
Paul Cully

Rugby columnist

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Argentina’s Los Pumas Joaquin Oviedo runs with the ball to score a try against Australia during a rugby championship test match in Santa Fe, Argentina, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2024. (AP Photo/Mateo Occhi)
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‘Fell off a cliff’: Wallabies humiliated by Pumas in biggest ever defeat

The ‘Elephants Graveyard’ became the Wallabies’ graveyard in Santa Fe, as the team gave up a 17-point lead and conceded their biggest ever score.

  • by Jonathan Drennan and Iain Payten
Easts winger Darby Lancaster celebrates his match-winning try.

‘Nowhere to hide’: How ruthless Norths plan to derail Easts’ premiership party train

Eastern Suburbs have qualified for six of seven grand finals across the grades and can hoist their first Shute Shield in 55 years. But first they have to get past the silent assassins of Sydney rugby.

  • by Iain Payten

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