After seeing 68,000 fans pack out the stadium against the All Blacks, record breaker James Slipper says he is desperate to turn the Aussie’s shocking run of form around for the fans who have stayed loyal.
It’s gone for a 22nd straight year, but the Bledisloe Cup is a contest again, with the Wallabies falling agonisingly close of a miracle comeback in Sydney.
Stern Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt has warned his side not to get carried away with their thrillingly close defeat to the All Blacks, saying second is not good enough. Read how it happened inside.
The Bledisloe Cup will return across the Tasman for yet another year but the Wallabies may just have proved they’re not dead yet.
It’s where a number of Waratahs, Wallabies and prospective Junior Wallabies were spotted for the first time. Now a road show is out to find the next generation of young rugby players.
A trick move that has fooled literally everybody — including the try scorer — has seen one of the more bizarre tries you’ll ever see scored.
Rugby in Australia is back — and it has Eddie Jones to thank. Julian Linden analyses the ‘Jones effect’ and why Dave Rennie had to go.
His father was an all-time great for Queensland and Australia, and now Tom Lynagh has been given the chance to shine in a Reds jersey.
Taniela ‘Tongan Thor’ Tupou is the kind of household name that Australian rugby needs in
Taniela Tupou expressed his frustration at silent Aussie rugby crowds, declaring the Wallabies must bring back our unofficial anthem to make Australian rugby competitive again.
After taking a mental health break last year and with a new coach in place the former Wallabies captain is ready to take over again.
Marrying the love of her life has cost Sevens champion Sharni Williams her family. The torture of them not accepting her and the lies which spread were hurtful, but didn’t destroy her.
When Australian rugby sevens star Sharni Williams met her partner Mel Smale eight years ago, gay marriage wasn’t legal. But she’s never been one to back down from a challenge.
It’s been described as one of the toughest and most brutal world cross country courses ever but school kids from around the country loved every second of racing it – even the muddy bits.
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