Hartley: Jones ended my career with three words

Former England captain Dylan Hartley says a tumultuous relationship with coach Eddie Jones ended with him feeling ‘like a piece of meat, thrown in the bin because it was past its sell-by date’.

Ambitious Kolisi has raised the bar

Siya Kolisi is a rare breed of athlete intent on using his status and celebrity to effect significant social change, writes JON CARDINELLI in a preview to our latest cover feature.

New issue: Inspiring interview with Kolisi

In an exclusive interview with Siya Kolisi, who is on the cover of the latest SA Rugby magazine, the Springbok captain opens up about key issues that are bravely being tackled.

Blues-Crusaders clash called off

The Super Rugby Aotearoa match between the Blues and Crusaders, which was due to be played at Auckland’s Eden Park on Sunday, has officially been called off.

Elton embraces leadership role

Elton Jantjies is excited by the opportunity to help facilitate the progression of the next generation of players at the Lions, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Dyantyi’s wait for hearing nearly over

It’s hoped Aphiwe Dyantyi’s hearing into a doping offence could be held in September, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Libbok looking to thrive in Sharks backline

Flyhalf remains Manie Libbok’s preferred position, but the Sharks’ new recruit has highlighted how he wouldn’t be confined to one role even if selected at fullback.

Analysis dispels claims of SA referee bias

An in-depth analysis has revealed there simply is no evidence to justify the claim that South African referees are biased towards local teams.

Booth in, Perenara out for Canes

Scrumhalf Jamie Booth will make his first start of the Aotearoa campaign when the Hurricanes take on the Highlanders in Dunedin on Saturday.

Am well equipped to lead the Boks one day

Lukhanyo Am’s commitment to continue plying his trade in South Africa will only strengthen his case to be considered as a future Springbok captain, writes CRAIG LEWIS.