Wallabies
Crisis-hit Qantas kicks Wallabies into touch
Qantas said it could not justify paying for sponsorships when the Covid-19 pandemic meant it was cutting 2,500 jobs and had posted an annual pre-tax loss of...
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New dawn for Wallabies with 16 uncapped players in bumper squad
The four-nation Rugby Championship is due to be played in Australia between 7 November and 12 December, after governing body SANZAAR opted against early frontrunners New Zealand as host.
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Australia to host Rugby Championship, South Africa in doubt
The four-way international tournament, which involves world champions South Africa as well as New Zealand, Australia and Argentina, was originally scheduled to begin in August.
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New Wallabies coach Rennie not committing beyond 2023 World Cup
The 56-year-old took charge this month after seeing out his commitments with the Glasgow Warriors.
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Southern hemisphere tests possible later this year - Sanzaar
Sanzaar boss Andy Marinos said he was confident the Rugby Championship could be played in the final three months of the year.
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Wallabies coach Rennie cautious about scrapping 'Giteau Law'
Media pundits have been calling on Australia to shelve the restriction after South Africa ditched a similar policy and went on to win World Cup in Japan with a squad laden with foreign-based players.
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Wallabies to host All Blacks in Melbourne in Bledisloe opener
Australia’s women’s side the Wallaroos will host New Zealand’s Black Ferns prior to the men’s game between the Wallabies and All Blacks on 8 August.
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Rennie a 'sensational appointment' for Wallabies - Mexted
Dave Rennie, who turns 56 on Friday, was named on Wednesday to replace Michael Cheika, who quit after the Wallabies crashed out of the quarterfinals of the Rugby World Cup in Japan.
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Ex-cricket chief on panel to review Wallabies World Cup flop
Australia, under Michael Cheika, crashed out of the tournament in Japan at the quarter-final stage to England, sparking stinging criticism of not only his tactics, but his Rugby Australia bosses by domestic media.
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Rugby World Cup champions since 1987
A timeline of Rugby World Cup champions since 1987.
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Wallabies coach Cheika will 'rise again', says England's Jones
Michae Cheika has faced criticism in Australia since Saturday's 40-16 loss to England, which prompted him to announce his departure from the role.
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Rugby Australia draws up list for new Wallabies coach
The 52-year-old Cheika called time on his five-year tenure Sunday after Australia's dismal World Cup quarter-final exit to England, stung by sharp criticism of his tactics.
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Wallabies coach Cheika resigns after World Cup defeat: Rugby Australia
"I knew from the final whistle but I just wanted to give it a bit of time to settle down, talk to my people and then make it clear," Cheika said in video footage released by Rugby Australia.
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If Wallabies' backs click, then watch out England, says White
The Wallabies face a confident England, whose pack are one of the best in the tournament, in the first quarterfinal in Oita on Saturday.
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Wallabies overcome tough Georgia ahead of World Cup knockouts
Wales' 27-19 win over Fiji on Wednesday had guaranteed the Wallabies a place in the last eight, with the Welsh playing minnows Uruguay on Sunday in a match that should see them book the pool winners' spot.
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Wales beat Fiji to reach World Cup quarters, put Australia through
The result also guaranteed Australia's progress to the last eight ahead of their final Pool D game against Georgia on Friday.
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Wales hold off Australia to edge Rugby World Cup thriller
The Welsh were 23-8 ahead at half-time but they had to withstand a furious second-half onslaught when Australia fought back to within a point late in the game.
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Cheika swings axe for Wales clash at Rugby World Cup
Dane Haylett-Petty starts in place of Kurtley Beale at fullback and there was no room in the matchday 23 for Christian Lealiifano, Australia's starting fly-half in the 39-21 win over Fiji.
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'Past is past' - Wallabies say wins over Wales count for nothing at World Cup
Sunday's showdown will more than likely decide the pool winner, with Kurtley Beale saying that the fact it was Wales was a positive.
