Last updated: November 13, 2016

Finishers the spark needed

Finishers the spark needed

Michael Cheika is still seeking real impact off the bench in the final third of a Test match.

Sweet as Skelton wins spot

Sweet as Skelton wins spot

Will Skelton believes cutting sugar from his diet has been the key to his recall to the Wallabies.

Cheika’s nobodies are wary

Cheika’s nobodies are wary

Michael Cheika has rubbished the notion that Scotland will be easiest side to beat on the rest of the spring tour.

Lift with lateral thinking

Lift with lateral thinking

Nothing stops the butterflies for a sporting coach.

Tongan greats inspire Timani

Tongan greats inspire Timani

Lopeti Timani is aiming to become the next great Tongan No 8 for the Wallabies.

Jones calls Te’o onto bench

Jones calls Te’o onto bench

Former NRL premiership winner Ben Te’o is set for his international rugby debut after being named on England’s bench.

Warning: don’t copy the Kiwis

Warning: don’t copy the Kiwis

Waratahs’ Kiwi chief executive Andrew Hore has warned Australia against adopting a New Zealand-style centralised system.

Larkham wary of Scotland attack

Larkham wary of Scotland attack

It will be wet, windy and a miserable 7C at kick-off in Murrayfield this weekend when Australia play Scotland.

Genia back at halfback

Genia back at halfback

Will Genia has been whisked straight back into the Wallabies’ No 9 jersey to play Scotland.

Izzy says Marika will succeed

Izzy says Marika will succeed

Israel Folau has backed the latest Wallabies’ league recruit Marika Koroibete to follow his rapid rate of development.

Kiwis to tackle macho culture

Kiwis to tackle macho culture

New Zealand Rugby has named a high-powered panel to examine sexism in the game following recent scandals

Scots to crash Wallabies’ party

Scots to crash Wallabies’ party

Giant lock Rory Arnold says Australia will need to be vigilant at the breakdown as well as the set piece.

Genia sends message to Scots

Genia sends message to Scots

Scots have not forgotten last year’s controversial World Cup loss to Australia, but Will Genia says what’s done is done.

Brumbies close to new CEO

Brumbies close to new CEO

The Brumbies are close to appointing a new chief executive with the shortlist narrowed to two candidates.

Polota-Nau off to western front

Polota-Nau off to western front

Tatafu Polota-Nau is eager to pull on the Western Force jersey for the first time.

Phipps ‘happy’ to step aside

Phipps ‘happy’ to step aside

After starring against Wales, Nick Phipps says he’ll have no problem dropping to the back bench for Will Genia.

Only beginning for twin towers

Only beginning for twin towers

After producing a stunning dual-lock performance, Adam Coleman has declared he and Rory Arnold are just getting started.

Waratahs boss vows no repeat

Waratahs boss vows no repeat

NSW Waratahs chairman Roger Davis has vowed there will be no repeat of the loans affair engulfing Nick Farr-Jones.

Cheika’s plan pays off

Cheika’s plan pays off

Australia’s stunning thrashing of Wales has given hope the side can end a 32-year drought and win the Grand Slam.

Next step is to find depth

Next step is to find depth

Michael Cheika might just be onto something.

Forwards built platform: Foley

Forwards built platform: Foley

Criticism this year has added some steely resolve to the Wallabies.

Latu’s big moment

Latu’s big moment

It was three minutes that was set up by a lifetime of hardship and hard work.

Underdogs become top dogs

Underdogs become top dogs

Sport is popular for a reason. It goes beyond an appreciation of bat, ball, hand and foot skills.

All Blacks meet their Waterloo

All Blacks meet their Waterloo

Rugby has been waiting for a day like yesterday, desperately crying out for it, in fact.

‘Potent’ Wallabies smash Wales

‘Potent’ Wallabies smash Wales

A dominant first half at Millennium Stadium set the Wallabies up for a 32-8 win and a solid start to the tour.

Fast start key to beating Wales

Fast start key to beating Wales

The magic of rugby comes from its internationalism and the challenge of this Grand Slam tour reflects just that.

Grand Slam tour a golden chance

Grand Slam tour a golden chance

The Wallabies winning the Grand Slam is crucial to the future of Australian rugby.

Halt the centre point towers

Halt the centre point towers

Wales will field the most experienced active centre pairing in world rugby this weekend.

Just play the moment

Just play the moment

Michael Cheika knows only one way to play. Big, physical, aggressive forwards providing a platform for skilful backs.

Cheika punts on backrow

Cheika punts on backrow

Michael Cheika admits he is taking a huge lineout gamble in the Test against Wales.

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