Rebels, Brumbies make multiple changes

The Rebels and Brumbies have unveiled their starting lineups for Friday’s Super Rugby AU clash in Sydney.

Watch: Between the lines – Maloney and Brits

Schalk Brits joins broadcaster Sean Maloney for an entertaining chat about life after rugby, his experiences in Japan and which actor should play him if a Hollywood film were to be made of the Springboks’ victorious Rugby World Cup campaign.

Six Nations to conclude in October

The final two rounds of the 2020 Six Nations will be played across the last two weekends of October, the tournament’s organisers have confirmed.

Moerat: There are positives from lockdown break

Stormers assistant coach Rito Hlungwani and lock Salmaan Moerat chat to the media, with the latter highlighting the potential benefit of an extended break from action.

Super Rugby Rewind: Blues vs Sharks (2018)

Look back at when the Sharks produced an impressive display to down the Blues in a high-scoring, end-to-end encounter at Eden Park during the 2018 Vodacom Super season.

Snyman aims to reach ‘world-class’ level

RG Snyman says he feels fortunate that Irish club Munster will allow him to feature for the Springboks should a revised Rugby Championship go ahead later this year.

Why Kolisi was named most influential person in rugby

Check out the full explanation why Siya Kolisi was selected at the top of Rugby World magazine’s list of the game’s most influential people.

Aplon: I want to give back

Gio Aplon says he never expected to receive an offer to join the Vodacom Bulls, but is looking forward to the opportunity as both a player and mentor.

‘There is nothing Nienaber doesn’t know’

Springboks lock RG Snyman spoke highly of coach Jacques Nienaber’s technical knowledge of the game during his first news conference as a Munster player.

Mohoje: Nothing wrong with getting mental help

Cheetahs loose forward Oupa Mohoje says rugby players need to allow themselves to become more vulnerable and look after their mental health in the sport’s traditionally masculine culture, writes DYLAN JACK.