Waratahs rebound to down Chiefs
The NSW Waratahs played not like their Super Rugby season was on the line, but their very lives.
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Karmichael now good to go
Karmichael Hunt believes he was not ready to play for the Wallabies last year, but he is now.
Joe who? Cheika’s Test bolter
Halfback Joe Powell thought his call-up into the Wallabies squad was a joke.
Izzy to cover three spots
Israel Folau will have to be the Everywhere Man for the NSW Waratahs when they play the top of the table Chiefs.
Fresh blood in Wallabies squad
Ten uncapped players, including Karmichael Hunt, have been named for next month’s Test series with England | FULL LIST
Guildford earns recall for Tahs
Former All Black Zac Guildford has earned a recall for the Waratahs’ vital clash with the table-topping Chiefs.
Force’s Alby fears ARU takeover
Halfback Alby Mathewson admits it’s an unsettling period for the Western Force ahead of the ARU takeover.
Folau’s Japan stint in doubt
Israel Folau may not go to Japan at season’s end after the team he had signed for were relegated from the Top League.
Kuridrani’s healthy battle
Tevita Kuridrani and Israel Folau are developing a healthy rivalry for the Wallabies No 13 jersey.
Hayne accepts big task ahead
Jarryd Hayne faces a near-impossible task to force his way into Fiji’s 12-man Rio squad.
Glow for champs in waiting
Australia’s women’s sevens team stands on the brink of a world title.
Zac hangs on to his toys
Zac Guildford’s focus for Waratahs is on what is best for team and how he can get back into the starting side.
Brumbies mindful of Sunwolves
The Brumbies realise the Sunwolves cannot be taken lightly in Canberra this Saturday.
Hayne workouts could backfire
Jarryd Hayne worked to build a bar-fridge physique for the NFL, but now it threatens to bring him undone.
Houston, Reds have a problem
The Queensland Reds are believed to be closing in on regaining the services of their former backrower Leroy Houston.
Scrum call symptomatic of fate
It’s a little thing, a thing of ultimately no consequence but it’s another indication of how events conspire against the minnows.
McGahan’s patience runs out
Melbourne Rebels coach Tony McGahan’s patience with five-eighth Jack Debreczini looks to have finally run out
Hayne struggles in Sevens
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Red’s unconvincing win
Queensland extended their unbeaten Super Rugby run, but it was an unconvincing victory over the Sunwolves of Japan.
Tahs given harsh lesson
The Waratahs got a reminder of the enormous task ahead of them against the Crusaders in Christchurch last night.
Merger back on the menu
For years I have prophesied about the mouse that would swallow the elephant, rugby union making a meal of rugby league.
Kerevi sees Reds revival
Queensland Reds have locked in their strike weapon Samu Kerevi for another two years.
Koroibete another pointless buy
Can someone please explain to me why the Melbourne Rebels went after Melbourne Storm winger Marika Koroibete?
Force seek Perth tick
The Western Force have the chance to erase a stubborn black mark on their playing record when they meet the Blues tonight.
No more bailouts: Pulver
ARU chief executive Bill Pulver has warned Super Rugby franchises the national body cannot continue to bail them out.
Rebels in hostile environment
Melbourne Rebels arrived in Hamilton yesterday to meet a team today fired up for revenge.
Olympic dreams can come true
Jarryd Hayne is now on standby for Fiji’s London Sevens team this weekend.
Kerevi to stay as Reds build
Queensland Reds secure an important signature with the outside centre recommitting until the end of 2018.
Cheika to invest in youth
Dream. Hope. Believe. This school motto could easily be the theme for the Wallabies’ 2019 World Cup campaign.
Hooper’s Tahs mean business
Waratahs captain Michael Hooper marked “business” on his departure card at Sydney Airport on the way to Christchurch.
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