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The Waratahs celebrate a rare victory against the Brumbies.

Why Waratahs-Brumbies cracker could cost McKellar, Larkham Wallabies job … for now

The prospect of Dan McKellar and Stephen Larkham going toe to toe in Super Rugby for a few more years could just sway Rugby Australia’s thinking.

  • Paul Cully

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Waratahs celebrate after snapping their 13 game losing streak against the Brumbies

‘One of those games that will stick with you for life’: How Waratahs snapped their record losing streak

Waratahs coach Dan McKellar returned to haunt his former employers the Brumbies and ended NSW’s record losing streak in Super Rugby.

  • Jonathan Drennan
Joey Walton celebrates a try against the Brumbies.

Waratahs bid farewell to Brumbies losing streak with thrilling win

The latest chapter in the storied rivalry between the Super Rugby heavyweights was written at Allianz Stadium in Sydney.

  • Jonathan Drennan
The Waratahs and Brumbies get up close and personal in 2016.

‘They’ve always had everything’: The hatred driving Waratahs-Brumbies rivalry

Despite 13 successive wins over the Waratahs, former Wallabies and Brumbies hooker Jeremy Paul believes the animosity on the field remains as deep as ever.

  • Jonathan Drennan
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii has almost recovered from a toe injury that has kept him on the sidelines for the last five weeks.

He hasn’t played since round one, but Suaalii says he’ll return a better player. Here’s why

Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii will miss a third match for the Waratahs due to a toe injury, but the $5m man hasn’t been idle while sidelined – and he insists his Lions dream is still on.

  • Jonathan Drennan
oseph-Aukuso Suaalii of the Waratahs warms up before the round one Super Rugby Pacific match between NSW Waratahs and Highlanders

Waratahs keep $5m Suaalii on ice for Brumbies showdown

Big-money recruit Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii must wait at least another week to make his return for the Waratahs as he recovers from a toe injury.

  • Iain Payten and Jonathan Drennan
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Len Ikitau scored a hat-trick for the Brumbies against Fiji.

‘We’ve never seen rugby as good as this’: Herbert declares Super season the best ever

Daniel Herbert played in some of the most spectacular years of Super Rugby, but he believes the competition’s 30th season is outdoing them all.

  • Iain Payten
Nick Frost as a young boy with the World Cup

Nick Frost lifted the World Cup as a boy, now he’s signed up to win it at home as a Wallaby

Nick Frost is the latest Wallabies player to commit to playing in the World Cup in Australia, signing until the end of the 2027 season.

  • Jonathan Drennan
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
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

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