The have been some some great nights over the years in this part of the Northern Beaches, and you can stick this one right up there with the best of them. On the night that Daly Cherry-Evans overtook Cliff Lyons to become the most capped… Read More »Cherry on top: DCE takes down the Panthers with showing for the ages as he overtakes Lyons’ record
South Sydney’s horror start to the year has continued with a demoralising 34-4 defeat the Warriors, overshadowed by two first half incidents that saw Latrell Mitchell put on report. Both came with the score 6-4 to the Warriors and Souths, despite ongoing issues with ball… Read More »Latrell on report twice in another shocker for Souths as Roger and Johnson turn on the style for rampant Wahs
Rugby Australia Chairman Dan Herbert claims the code’s governing body is making “steady progress” in rebuilding the trust of the Australian rugby community and to “maximise the wonderful opportunities we have in front of us” as the state unions and Super Rugby franchises consider whether… Read More »Exclusive: Herbert claims ‘steady progress’ in rebuilding trust as RA seeks to avert more board bloodshed at AGM
Fresh from making his return to club footy, veteran Wallabies star Kurtley Beale will join the Western Force. An injury to versatile back Harry Potter opened the door for Beale to return to Super Rugby after his comeback last year was cut short before it… Read More »Beale’s back! Wallabies star joins Western Force after injury opens the door for veteran’s return
Michael Hooper has produced a trademark play as Australia beat Fiji in the former Wallabies captain’s rugby sevens debut. But the 125-Test flanker also learned the pitfalls of the seven-a-side game at the marquee World Series event in Hong Kong on Friday as he later came off… Read More »‘I was bloody nervous’: Hooper stars on Aussie sevens debut, women on track in HK despite red card