Aussie Pro Rugby
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‘We’ve got to reset the game’: RA says next five years key to code’s survival
Rugby Australia chairman Daniel Herbert has warned the game cannot afford to squander the expected windfall from the Lions tour and back-to-back World Cups after announcing a $9.2 million loss for 2023.
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Could be some bullshit from a News Corp paper, but if so then it would be really bad for Australian rugby.
This masthead understands Nine and Stan Sport’s initial new offer to RA is $23 million a year, down from the $33 million they pay the game annually.
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He intends to prioritise Aust-based players too.
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Wallaby Darcy Swain exits Brumbies for Super Rugby rivals
The Western Force today confirmed the signing of 17-cap Wallabies lock Darcy Swain will join the club from the ACT Brumbies upon...
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@KiwiMurph if what's reported is accurate, imagine offering your form centre only a single year deal.
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@antipodean said in Aussie Pro Rugby:
@KiwiMurph if what's reported is accurate, imagine offering your form centre only a single year deal.
Or he didn't want longer, to keep his options open?
EDIT: Oh yeah AR? Probably cos they spend all their money on that Leaguey under previous management, idiots
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The prospect of the Rebels closing and Wallabies No.10 Carter Gordon moving to NSW was a factor in Will Harrison electing to move offshore.
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Surgery on the cards for form Wallaby Harry Wilson
It's potentially horrid timing with the Reds eyeing a top-four finish and the Wallabies' first Test less than two months away.
Harry Wilson’s surge back into the Wallabies frame has been dealt a major blow after the Queensland Reds star suffered a potentially season-ending broken arm in a gritty four-point Super Rugby victory over Melbourne Rebels. -
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The New South Wales Waratahs have issued a plea for help from other Super Rugby teams after a serious injury to Wallabies prop Harry Johnson-Holmes left their front row stocks in tatters. The injury could rule the 27-year-old out for the remainder of the calendar year, adding to a mounting headache for the Waratahs, who are now without all seven of their contracted props because of injuries, and all four of their hookers. Coach Darren Coleman must also release Pone Fa'amausili back to the Melbourne Rebels, after the Wallabies prop joined the Waratahs this week in Super Rugby's first-ever loan move.
Finding best Wallabies side will take time: Schmidt
