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Jarome Luai may have already played his last match for Penrith after failing to train with the club on Monday following his decision to accept a high-priced deal with the Wests Tigers for 2025 and beyond. The star five-eighth informed his teammates at training on… Read More »Claws are out as Luai fails to front for Panthers training after changing his stripes to Tigers

Spurred by recent near misses, the Matildas have a breakthrough medal firmly in their sights after locking in the venue for their final Paris Olympics qualifier. Australia will take on Uzbekistan in a two-legged play-off in February to determine which of them will be among… Read More »Matildas’ tricky play-off route to Olympics locked in with Melbourne decider

Australia has opted to stick with the same squad that demolished Pakistan in Perth, but their straightforward victory could damage Scott Boland’s hopes of making another fairytale Boxing Day appearance. The only change to the squad for the second Test is the release of paceman… Read More »Pakistan pounding could be bad news for Boland as Aussies opt for same again

It is a strange time to be a Waratahs fan as Darren Coleman enters his third year at the helm. Two quarter final appearances that have shown promise, a merger with Rugby Australia on the cards to take effect from January 1st, and arguably one… Read More »Pressure Points: Coleman’s crunch time as centralisation and building of identity looms large at Waratahs