Suaalii back in frame to start after Kerevi banned for three games
Samu Kerevi was unsuccessful at challenging his red card against Wales, opening up a spot in the Wallabies midfield.
- by Iain Payten
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He’s the ‘Messi of rugby’ who earns (much) more than Suaalii. Can he stop the Wallabies?
Rugby is a team game but one super confident Scotsman with a massive salary has the potential to end the Wallabies’ grand slam run.
- by Iain Payten
Chasing greatness: The Randwick junior stalking Mark Ella’s grand slam feat
The Wallabies are not engaging in talk of matching the 1984 Wallabies’ success. But one omen suggests some stars could be aligning.
- by Iain Payten
Indigenous and Pasifika team to play Lions
The demise of the Melbourne Rebels left a hole in the nine-game schedule for the British and Irish Lions next year.
- by Iain Payten
In 695 Tests over 125 years, no Wallabies hooker had done what Matt Faessler did
The man who starred in the win over Wales in Cardiff didn’t have a Super Rugby contract three years ago.
- by Iain Payten
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Australian rugby
‘Really proud’: Wallabies overcome red card to thump Wales
The Wallabies have kept their Grand Slam dream alive by scoring a 32-point win over Wales in Cardiff.
- by Iain Payten
Talk about a revolution? Wallabies weren’t even aware of LIV-style rugby breakaway league
Wallabies players and coaches were playing catch-up on news they could be targeted to join a lucrative new global franchise competition.
- by Iain Payten
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Australian rugby
‘It was a whirlwind’: Suaalii benched as Schmidt reshuffles Wallabies team
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii has been moved out of the starting side for his second Test as Will Skelton and Samu Kerevi make their returns for the Wallabies.
- by Iain Payten
Code-hopping trailblazer: The Welsh Bulldog who walked so Suaalii and Co can run
Long before Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii and SBW, Jonathan Davies turned up at Belmore Oval - and made jaws drop.
- by Iain Payten
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World Rugby
‘Great privilege’: Former Wallaby wins race to become world rugby’s most powerful man
By the narrowest of margins, ex-Brumbies captain Brett Robinson has been voted in as the new chair of World Rugby; the first person from the Southern Hemisphere to hold the role.
- by Iain Payten
Wales have lost 10 straight Tests. Their coach is under siege. Should the Wallabies be worried?
After last week’s win over England, the difference in mood between the Wallabies and Wales camps could not be starker. But Joe Schmidt’s side won’t be taking their hosts lightly.
- by Iain Payten
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