The rising stars of rugby and club players are the latest athletes affected by the impending Cyclone Alfred with an annual U18s stoush between the Waratahs and Reds and a big event on hold.
Major announcements in Australian rugby are incoming, as the national body begins mass re-signing. But who will stay or go? Plus the game’s good guy, Cyclone Alfred’s impact and more in Rugby Confidential.
James O’Connor has been happy to share Queensland Reds secrets with his new Crusaders teammates.
They’re some of the biggest names in the country – world champions, powerful executives, perennial winners and the secret stars behind the scenes. Here’s our 2025 edition of Australian sport’s most powerful women.
There were two try heroes and an impressive debut from a new face as the Waratahs took on their arch rivals from the Brumbies in a “confrontational” U20s trial. Stars and standouts
There’s a long way to go before the British and Irish Lions tour but the early signs augur well for Australia. Good luck to anyone tipping a 3-0 Lions whitewash, writes STUART BARNES.
If the Wallabies seriously want to challenge the British and Irish Lions in 2025, coach Joe Schmidt needs to make the sort of bold selections that can rejuvenate a fanbase, writes JULIAN LINDEN.
It was supposed to be a game showcasing the future of the sport but very little went to plan as the Waratahs hosted Fiji Drua in a match where records fell from the first minute of the match.
Almost 12 months after losing to the Western Force in Perth, the Queensland Reds have returned fire, claiming a hard-fought win in the dying moments in Super Rugby.
Super Rugby: The Waratahs narrowly avoided their first loss after a late penalty try against Fijian Drua.
NSW has prevailed 29-24 over a dangerous Fijian Drua side thanks to a late penalty try proving the new Waratah’s culture is reaping rewards. JAMIE PANDARAM has the analysis.
An injury to Jock Campbell has given a New Zealand recruit the chance to shine at fullback for the Queensland Reds.
A problem usually plaguing Australian rugby is now emerging for the British and Irish Lions, and it has introduced new questions and headaches for Lions selectors ahead of their tour down under.
From a crazy work out routine to a sugar ban, Siosifa Amone reveals the conversation that kicked him into an intense five month ‘hour on, hour off’ weight loss regime.
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