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Tolu Latu

Latu pleads guilty, faces jail time

Wallabies and Waratahs hooker Tolu Latu has pleaded guilty to drink driving without a valid licence.

Posted in News, Super Rugby, Test Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged tolu latu, Wallabies, Waratahs
Israel Folau

Folau to take Rugby Australia to court

Beleaguered former Wallabies fullback Israel Folau will reportedly instigate legal action against Rugby Australia within the next two days.

Posted in News, Super Rugby, Test Rugby | Tagged Israel Folau, Super Rugby, Test Rugby
Steve Tew

New Zealand Rugby CEO Tew steps down

New Zealand Rugby chief executive Steve Tew has announced he will stand down at the end of this year, bringing an end to his 12-year term in the role.

Posted in News, Test Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged All Blacks, New Zealand, Steve Tew, Test Rugby
Warren Whiteley

Whiteley faces two months out

Warren Whiteley is not expected to be available at the start of the Test season due to his recurring knee injury.

Posted in Currie Cup, Lions, News, Rugby Championship, Springboks, Super Rugby, Test Rugby, Top headlines, World Cup | Tagged Lions, Springboks, Test Rugby, Warren Whiteley, World Cup
Ex-France captain forced to retire

Ex-France captain forced to retire

Former France hooker Dimitri Szarzewski has announced his retirement from all rugby due to the effects of an accumulation of injuries.

Posted in French Top 14, Test Rugby | Tagged France, Test Rugby
Siya Kolisi and Rassie Erasmus

Addressing the human element

A new management role could have far-reaching benefits as SA Rugby moves towards ensuring that the national team are settled and supported in every area of their lives, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Posted in Columns, Craig Lewis, Springboks, Teams, Test Rugby, Top headlines, Tournaments, World Cup | Tagged sa rugby, Springboks
Zimbabwe fire De Villiers

Zimbabwe fire De Villiers

Former Springboks coach Peter de Villiers has been fired from his role as Zimbabwe head coach for unauthorised absence from work.

Posted in Test Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged Peter de Villiers, Zimbabwe
Kyle Steyn

Steyn in Scotland’s RWC plans

Former Griquas captain Kyle Steyn has been called up to Scotland’s World Cup training squad.

Posted in News, Test Rugby, Top headlines, World Cup | Tagged 2019 Rugby World Cup, Kyle Steyn, Scotland, World Cup
Kleyn in Ireland's provisional RWC squad

Kleyn in Ireland’s provisional RWC squad

South African-born lock Jean Kleyn has been included in Ireland’s 44-man training squad in preparation for the World Cup in Japan later this year.

Posted in Test Rugby, Top headlines, World Cup | Tagged 2019 Rugby World Cup, CJ Stander, Ireland, Jean Kleyn, Rob Herring, Test Rugby, World Cup
Pocock's Super Rugby career over

Pocock’s Super Rugby career over

Star flank David Pocock has announced his retirement from Vodacom Super Rugby and will now focus entirely on getting fit for the World Cup.

Posted in Super Rugby, Test Rugby, Top headlines, World Cup | Tagged Brumbies, David Pocock, Super Rugby, Wallabies
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