Fit Lynagh’s time to ‘get out there and boss’ in return
Tom Lynagh will return for the Queensland Reds in a pre-season fixture days after teammate and fellow Wallabies flyhalf Carter Gordon broke his leg.
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Fresh Gordon blow as Wallabies aim up for Boks Test
The Wallabies' playmaking stocks have taken a hit, with Carter Gordon's leg injury likely ruling him out of a clash with South Africa and the Bledisloe Cup.
Gordon injured, Wallabies’ draw lets Pumas ‘off hook’
Carter Gordon is under an injury cloud after the Wallabies settled for a frustrating Test draw that still secured them a historic series win in Argentina.
Wallabies skipper’s delicate balance in backrow hotseat
Harry Wilson knows better than to use all his tricks at Test level as the skipper returns to a competitive backrow in a side chasing five-straight wins.
‘Kick the gate open’: Tongan tour a timely rugby dose
First Nations and Pasifika captain Triston Reilly has made a passionate case for annual action for the side after their big win in rugby-mad Tonga.
Donaldson in rare start, Kiss makes centres switch
Ben Donaldson will wear the Wallabies' No.10 for the first time in two years while Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii and Len Ikitau have been returned to the centres.
‘Happy, fulfilled, hungry’: Drua lure home Naisarani
Isi Naisarani, after an impressive season in Sydney club rugby, has been lured home to Fiji as the Drua build an impressive roster under new coach Brad Mooar.
‘If we’re serious about it’: Tonga’s rugby reminder
Wycliff Palu, the former Wallaby with Tongan heritage, is invested in providing consistent exposure to the sport in a country that still loves rugby.
O’Connor eyes Wallabies return after Force move
Veteran James O'Connor is back in Western Force black and blue, but wants to fight for another Wallabies green and gold jersey.
Changes incoming as Wallabies heed history lessons
Injuries in key positions and the return of fresh stars mean a very different Wallabies will look to notch rare back-to-back wins against Argentina in Mendoza.
James O’Connor rejoins Force with Wallabies on his mind
Veteran flyhalf James O'Connor says his one-year playing deal with the Western Force will possibly be his final hurrah, and he wants to go out with a bang.
Sevens added to Bledisloe rugby buffet in Aussie first
For the first time Australia's rugby sevens teams will share a ticket with the Wallaroos and Wallabies to create a four-course Bledisloe Cup feast in Sydney.
Wallabies wary of Pumas’ history repeating
The Wallabies are aware of Argentina's bounce-back ability on home soil as Australia chase a fifth-straight Test win for the first time since 2021.
Howzat: Australia funds Pacific sport on road to 2032
Australia lacked a sports diplomacy strategy leading into the 2000 Sydney Olympics but is set on maximising leverage from the upcoming Brisbane Games.
‘Be effective, win games’: new Reds chief wants results
Vern Cotter, a title winner in France and with Auckland's Blues, has seen enough to think he can elevate the Queensland Reds after his unprecedented move.
Wallabies show steel in mountain Test battle
The Wallabies remain unbeaten after three Tests under new coach Les Kiss, winning a hard-fought battle against Argentina 27-21 in San Salvador de Jujuy.
Wallabies sense Wright time to attack Los Pumas
The Wallabies will be hoping to pile on the points again when they meet Argentina in an afternoon timeslot on the borders of Chile and Bolivia.
Pack calls to face Pumas not ‘too cute’: Kiss
The Wallabies have rung the changes up front for their clash against Argentina, with prop Isaac Kailea making his first start in two years.
Wallabies prepare to embrace lasers, altitude and drama
Wallabies stars Ben Donaldson and Tom Hooper know a formidable challenge awaits as they gear up to play the Pumas in Argentina in a two-Test series.
Kiss reveals Suaalii plan as Wallabies’ options grow
Les Kiss has explained his thoughts around a positional switch for Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii and how Michael Cheika's return to Australian rugby will impact him.
Wallabies feeling pressure as Kiss cooks up Cup ‘pie’
The Wallabies will arrive in Argentina flush with options after new coach Les Kiss gave peripheral members a chance to push their case in wins over Japan.
‘Natural footballer’: sevens ace up for Wallaroos debut
Rugby sevens superstar Maddison Levi could be the latest Olympian to make their Wallaroos debut after being named on the bench for Australia's 100th Test.
Sevens heaven: Ballymore upgrade 20 years in making
Up to 90 Rugby Australia staff and players will move from Sydney to Brisbane, where Ballymore's upgrades are being hailed as a historic moment for the code.
‘Proven winner’: Cheika back as Waratahs coach
Ending Rugby Australia's months-long search, Michael Cheika will return as NSW Waratahs coach 13 years after guiding the franchise to a Super Rugby title.
Ikitau back in fray as Wallabies eye Argentina
Les Kiss has resisted any left-field inclusions for the Wallabies' two-Test tour of Argentina, but will have a welcome selection headache in the midfield.
The Kiss Wallabies ‘flex’: don’t call it an experiment
Les Kiss thinks there is more flexibility yet in the Wallabies squad that will head to Argentina for two Tests on a refreshing three-game winning streak.
Rising union star stays put, knocks back Chiefs offer
Kadin Pritchard has re-signed with the ACT Brumbies until the end of the 2030 season in a big win for Rugby Australia, but a loss for rugby league's new boys.
‘World-class’: Cheika set for Waratahs coaching return
Michael Cheika, the only man to lead the NSW Waratahs to a Super Rugby title, is firming to be named as the franchise's next mentor, possibly even this week.
Mass-ive milestone not lost on Wallaby No.1000
Three generations of the family of the first Wallaby were in the sheds when Massimo De Lutiis, fresh off a stirring debut, accepted the 1000th cap.
Prop idol has his ‘mojo’ back – and Wallabies want more
Wallabies coach Les Kiss will stay in regular touch with Taniela Tupou's French club to ensure the in-form prop remains a regular fixture.
Jones’ nod to Kiss ahead of potential Cup showdown
Eddie Jones, the last man to coach Australia at a home Rugby World Cup, has some insights for new Wallabies mentor Les Kiss.