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DUBLIN, IRELAND - MARCH 08: James Ryan of Ireland and teammates look dejected following the team’s defeat during the Guinness Six Nations 2025 match between Ireland and France at the Aviva Stadium on March 08, 2025 in Dublin, Ireland. (Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images)

Six Nations has shown us one thing: the Lions won’t be as strong as their last visit

As Australian teams trend up with good form in Super Rugby, the decline of Ireland in the northern hemisphere has opened a window of opportunity for the Wallabies.

  • Paul Cully

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Will Jordan of the Crusaders charges forward.

Reds rolled as Crusaders restore Super order

The Crusaders have restored Super Rugby order in Christchurch, running in six tries to beat an erratic Queensland Reds side.

  • Murray Wenzel
Waratahs coach Dan McKellar.

‘Best team in the comp’: Tahs coach pokes Queensland ahead of grudge match

With the dust barely settled from the Waratahs’ physical win over the Western Force, Dan McKellar piled pressure on their next opponent. And it wasn’t an accident.

  • Iain Payten
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‘A lot of uncertainty’: Travelling Qld clubs reveal cyclone plans

Players away from home have been given the option of missing their imminent matches should they need to support their families in the face of Cyclone Alfred.

  • Nick Wright
Lukhan Salakaia-Loto has re-signed with the Queensland Reds and Rugby Australia until the end of 2028.

Wallabies star reveals his future, and how close he came to a France move

Queensland Reds’ lock has revealed his next move to put an end to contract speculation, as he plots his path back from an injury that has curtailed his season.

  • Nick Wright
Reds players swamp Filipo Daugunu (with ball) after his late try to beat the Force.

Reds snatch thrilling win over Force with last-gasp try

“This one hurts, and you can see it in the faces of the players out there on the field,” Western Force coach Simon Cron said.

  • Justin Chadwick
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PERTH, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 15: Carlo Tizzano of the Force passes the ball as he warms up during the round one Super Rugby Pacific match between Western Force and Moana Pasifika at HBF Park, on February 15, 2025, in Perth, Australia. (Photo by James Worsfold/Getty Images)

Smith and Waugh did it. So did Pocock and Hooper. Can McReight and Tizzano follow suit for the Wallabies?

The rise of a bulked-up Carlo Tizzano could see him partner Fraser McReight against the British and Irish Lions.

  • Paul Cully
Wallabies captain Liam Wright.

‘Heavy fall’: Inside the mystery of Wallabies star’s eighth injury crisis

As he prepares to make his comeback from an eight major injury setbacks, a Wallabies star has revealed the mystery regarding his plight.

  • Nick Wright
Len Ikitau produces the no-look flick pass that set Max Jorgensen free to score.

Lenny ‘Flickitau’ set for English deal – and the other Wallabies stars eyeing sabbaticals in 2026

Len Ikitau, the Wallaby star behind that pass at Twickenham, is set to re-sign but with an English club season in 2026 as part of the deal. And he’s not alone.

  • Iain Payten
Hunter Paisami has re-signed with Australian rugby.

Why Wallabies star did not fight suspension

A three-match suspension has been issued to one of Queensland’s key players, with coach Les Kiss revealing his surprise at the decision. Watch the incident here.

  • Nick Wright

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