Wallabies flyhalf Carter Gordon has announced he’s joining NRL’s Gold Coast Titans in 2025. The Melbourne Rebels No.10 played eight times for the Wallabies and was picked for the World Cup. The decision by Rugby Australia to axe the Rebels has had an immediate impact… Read More »Carter Gordon’s shock code switch: Wallabies No.10 announces NRL move
The final four will battle out the Super Rugby Pacific semifinals this weekend with the Brumbies flying the Australian flag and three Kiwi sides also looking to reach the final. Check out all the team selections and news as it’s revealed below. (Times are AEST)… Read More »Super Rugby Pacific semifinal teams: Slips back as Larkham beefs up bench with 6-2 split
Adam Zampa continued his stunning World Cup campaign as Australia demolished Namibia in a cakewalk at Antigua to show they deserve to be rated alongside India as tournament favourites. They produced their best team bowling performance in Twenty20 history, skittling Namibia for 72 runs and… Read More »Zampa puts Namibia in a spin as Aussies seal Super Eights spot with Antigua annihilation
Socceroos coach Graham Arnold has set his team the goal of dominating the next round of World Cup qualifying, saying he does not want to experience “another Peru”. The Socceroos beat Palestine 5-0 in Perth on Tuesday night to finish their first phase of qualifying… Read More »‘Long way to go’: Arnie sounds warning after Bayern-bound young gun’s first Socceroos goal
ARL Commission chairman Peter V’landys has blasted calls from legends like Andrew Johns and Paul Vautin for separate send-off rules in State of Origin, labelling such suggestions “ridiculous”. V’landys has praised referee Ashley Klein for the action he took in sending Joseph Suaalii from the… Read More »NRL News: V’landys rejects ‘ridiculous’ calls to change Origin send-off rules, Hynes upbeat in mission to retain Blues spot