Third set of locks in place
Australia will field its third second-row pairing in as many Tests against England in Sydney.
Australia will field its third second-row pairing in as many Tests against England in Sydney.
Similarities abound but Aussies Eddie Jones and Trevor Bayliss, shaking up England rugby and cricket, are very different.
The Wallabies have announced their team for the Third Test against England this weekend | TEAM LIST.
The Wallabies are planning to do what they did in the first two Tests, but do it better, says vice-captain Rob Horne.
The ARU has rejected claims it could have made millions more from the England series by playing in bigger stadiums.
Michael Cheika says his Wallabies side will persist with a ball-in-hand strategy in the dead-rubber against England.
The Wallabies coach hits out at the All Blacks over claims Eddie Jones won a battle of mind games with him.
Backrower Ben McCalman will miss the third Test against England, and the rest of the Super Rugby season.
Eddie Jones has accused All Blacks coach Steve Hansen of gamesmanship for claiming he had bullied Michael Cheika.
James Slipper says the Wallabies motivation is heightened with the ignominy of a whitewash to England a prospect.
England captain Dylan Hartley made a telling remark in the wake of his side’s extraordinary win over Australia.
Brumbies centre Matt Toomua is emerging as a robust answer to Australia’s desperate need for a second playmaker.
Melbourne Olympic Parks boss Brian Morris has vowed to fix the problematic playing surface at AAMI Park.
England’s rock-like defence sealed a 23-7 win over the Wallabies and their first Test series win in Australia.
Two moments of Beauden Barrett brilliance for the All Blacks have sunk Wales 36-22 in the second Test.
Australia’s men’s sevens team have suffered a major blow to their hopes of an Olympic medal.
How quickly it has come to this. This time last week Australia were sitting comfortably as the second best team in the world.
I must say that I was a little bemused when I read earlier this week that the Poms should beshaking in their boots.
Having made history for much of last year, the Wallabies want to avoid making history by losing a series to England.
No one thought anything of it when Michael Cheika left lock Rob Simmons out of his team, assuming he was injured.
Fine tuning, not radical overhaul, by the Wallabies should deliver a win against England tonight.
More of the same, from England’s perspective, will result in an Australian win tonight.
the Australian Rugby Union has been buoyed by the extension of a major sponsorship deal with the HSBC international banking firm.
The Western Force will play their final three matches of the season for coach Michael Foley after he was sacked.
George Smith will never play Test rugby again. He made his position clear to Michael Cheika over a long lunch.
Eddie Jones has made two predictable changes to the England’s starting XV but kept his surprises to his bench.
The AAMI Park surface ahead of tomorrow’s second Test against England has been given the “all clear.’’
A personal tragedy lay at the heart of John Eales’ career and he’s not surprised to see that repeated in other athletes.
A decision has been made to terminate the contract immediately.
Former Wallabies forward Stephen Hoiles has apologised to England coach Eddie Jones over ‘offensive’ question.
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