RA gets multi-million World Rugby bailout
World Rugby has agreed to allocate a A$14.2m relief package to Rugby Australia as part of its Covid-19 rugby relief strategy.
Racing swoop in to land Beale
Wallabies utility back Kurtley Beale will join French giants Racing 92 on a two-year deal.
New RA boss: Here to stop the hurting
Rugby Australia’s newly appointed interim chief executive, Rob Clarke, wants a swift return to play and to get a handle on the organisation’s financial state.
Bok Rewind – Greeff’s heroics vs Wallabies (2002)
The Springboks were on the brink of a whitewash during the 2002 Tri-Nations series, before fullback Werner Greeff scored a late try and slotted the match-winning conversion to seal a thrilling win over the Wallabies at Ellis Park.
Rennie committed to Wallabies despite Castle exit
Incoming Wallabies coach Dave Rennie says he is still committed to the team despite the controversial exit of Rugby Australia CEO Raelene Castle.
Castle received death threat
Ousted Rugby Australia boss Raelene Castle was reportedly subjected to a death threat and bullying during the Israel Folau saga last year.
51-Cap Wallaby confirms retirement
Former Wallabies utility back Berrick Barnes has announced his retirement from all rugby with immediate effect.
Eales and co hit out at ex-Wallabies captains
Four former Wallabies captains, including double World Cup-winner John Eales, have spoken out against a call by their counterparts to overhaul the leadership of Rugby Australia.
Rugby Australia reaches agreement on player pay cuts
Rugby Australia and the Australian Rugby Players’ Association (Rupa) have agreed an average 60% salary cut for the next six months.
Perth could host revised Rugby Champs
Sanzaar reportedly wants to prioritise Test rugby over the restart of the Vodacom Super Rugby season and has identified Perth as the perfect host city for a shortened Rugby Championship tournament.
