Australia squad for the Rugby Championship
SYDNEY : Australia coach Eddie Jones named the following 34-man squad for the Rugby Championship on Sunday:
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Brumbies vow to 'throw kitchen sink' at Chiefs in Super Rugby semi
Halfback Nic White declared the Brumbies would "throw the kitchen sink" at the Chiefs when they fly the flag for Australia in the Super Rugby Pacific semi-finals.
Blues, Brumbies lock in home Super Rugby quarter-finals
SYDNEY : The Auckland Blues and ACT Brumbies locked in home Super Rugby Pacific quarter-finals with victories over the Otago Highlanders and Melbourne Rebels on Friday, wins that also had an impact on the five-way battle for the last two playoff spots.
Eddie Jones’s Wallabies plot Rugby World Cup ‘smash and grab’
Once a week, Eddie Jones and his Wallabies inner-circle dial in for a Zoom meeting with one key focus – defying the odds and pinching the Rugby World Cup. Warming to the Wallabies coach’s ‘smash and grab’ theme, belief is growing Australia can win their first Webb Ellis Cup since 1999 and return to the top of the rugby hierarchy.
Brumbies left with makeshift front row for crunch Rebels clash
MELBOURNE : The ACT Brumbies' hopes of securing a home quarter-final in Super Rugby Pacific have dimmed due to the absence of three Wallabies from the line-up for the final regular season clash against the Melbourne Rebels on Friday.
Wallabies scrumhalf White to stay in Australia but heading west
SYDNEY : Wallabies scrumhalf Nic White has signed up to stay in Australia until the end of 2025 but will be swapping Canberra for Perth after electing to play Super Rugby Pacific for Western Force from next season.
Jilted Wallabies look to make statement in Queensland blockbuster
MELBOURNE : The Wallabies rejected by Eddie Jones for his first training squad will be eager to make an impression when the Queensland Reds host the ACT Brumbies in Super Rugby Pacific on Friday.
Youngsters Jorgensen, Flook and Gordon in Wallabies training squad
SYDNEY : Eddie Jones included uncapped young backs Max Jorgensen, Josh Flook and Carter Gordon in his first Wallabies training squad in his second spell as Australia coach on Sunday, rewarding them for their performances in Super Rugby Pacific.