Barr pushed Brumbies waiver despite request for business case
In 2009, then sports minister Andrew Barr pushed for the waiver of nearly $300,000 owed on the Brumbies' Griffith site, on the basis of a suite of benefits that never eventuated.
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Brumbies Banks on former Red
The ACT Brumbies might be a young, rebuilding team, but recruit Tom Banks just sees that as an opportunity for the taking.
Super Rugby: Brumbies narrow chief executive search to two
Former Federal Sports Minister Kate Lundy is part of a committee that's narrowed the field for ACT Brumbies chief executive down to two, with a decision potentially made by the end of the week.
Corporate watchdog to investigate Brumbies
ACT police have referred the Brumbies to corporate regulator ASIC over unidentified potential breaches.
Lealiifano in good spirits ahead of bone marrow transplant
ACT Brumbies acting chief executive Phil Thomson says Christian Lealiifano is in good spirits as he prepares to undergo a bone marrow transplant in Melbourne.
ACT government won't release Brumbies audit until it talks to club, ARU
The ACT government has refused to release an audit of the Brumbies' finances until after it has consulted with the club and Australian Rugby Union.
Anthony Fainga'a coming home to play with Brumbies
The only thing standing in the way of the ACT Brumbies recruit Anthony Fainga'a's first game back is the birth of his first child.
Carter using Barbarians as Wallabies springboard
Sam Carter is hoping to use his Barbarians call-up as a platform to launch himself back into the Wallabies mix.
'Hard yards' has McKellar ready for Super Rugby role
Brumbies assistant coach Dan McKellar to throw his hat in the ring to replace Stephen Larkham.
Raiders and Brumbies no longer seeing red
No plans for Canberra teams to follow the AFL into China.
Brumbies balance on shaky ground as Super Rugby changes loom
The Brumbies will attempt to put a turbulent 2016 behind them, but their future is uncertain.
Departing Brumbies coach says dual role 'unsustainable'
ACT Brumbies coach Stephen Larkham is adamant the franchise can flourish despite his impending departure.
Larkham to leave Brumbies at end of 2017 for Wallabies job
The ACT Brumbies are bracing for the biggest hit of a turbulent year, with coach Stephen Larkham set to commit to a full-time Wallabies job for the build-up to the 2019 World Cup.
Canberra volunteer duo win national rugby awards
Canberra duo Dougal Whitton and Deon Norval have been recognised at the John Eales Medal for their dedication to rugby, winning two volunteer awards at Australian rugby's most prestigious night.
Pocock swaps rugby technology for African wilderness
David Pocock will trade state of the art gyms for the southern Africa wilderness when he begins a sabbatical from the rugby.
Brumbies manager Ben Gathercole joins Triathlon Australia as high-performance director
Rugby union wasn't ACT Brumbies team manager Ben Gathercole's first love, but he grew to love it over his two seasons with the Super Rugby province.
Canberra club rugby open to format shake-up
Canberra club rugby officials are set to look into a potential promotion and relegation system.
Burrows Auckland nightmare ends with red card
Louise Burrows will have nightmares about the first red card of her career on a horror day for the Wallaroos.
Brumbies to search globe for playmaker
ACT Brumbies go on worldwide playmaker search to replace Christian Lealiifano, Matt Toomua, Robbie Coleman in changing of the guard.
Brumbies snare Olympian Cusack to bolster squad
Canberra junior Tom Cusack has signed a one-year deal with the ACT Brumbies.
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How Mad Monday call changed Kellaway's life
Andrew Kellaway was on Mad Monday celebrations when he received the best phone call of his life to date.
Woman at centre of Aaron Smith toilet tryst speaks out
The Aaron Smith toilet incident has taken a new turn after the woman involved says the pair didn't have sex in the airport bathroom.
Sydney to host Invictus Games in 2018
Wallabies captain Stephen Moore says he is thrilled to see Sydney granted hosting rights for the 2018 Invictus Games; the international sporting event for wounded, injured and sick servicemen women created by Prince Harry.
