The Super Rugby final format is unfair

The Super Rugby finals format is biased in favour of the South Africa Group teams.

You can't ignore the facts - Australian rugby is in a terrible state

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Last weekend was the worst ever for the Australian Super Rugby teams. No worries, though, Mumm's the word.

Waratahs have to beat Canes - and an unfair finals system

The good news is that the 2016 Super Rugby tournament picked up seamlessly following the Test break with a series of fantastic matches. The better news is that the Brumbies and the Waratahs enhanced their finals chances with bonus points victories.

Mentor Jones beats boss Cheika

Eddie Jones celebrated England's splendid victory over Australia by organising for Andrew Johns to give a master-class to his playmakers. Michael Cheika reacted to the loss by engaging in an irrelevant slanging match with Steve Hansen.

Do Wallabies have the game plan to beat England in second Test?

Australia's second Test squad would have been useful at Brisbane. But will England's Australian coaches create a different battle plan at Melbourne?

Can Eddie turn England into a Clive clone?

England will need to play like a southern hemisphere team if they are to defeat the Wallabies.

Newsflash, Eddie: mind games ain't the main game

So the rugby community and the wider Australian community want the Wallabies to beat England. What does Jones expect?

How to make the finals fairer

The finals system favours the African Group teams over the Australasian Group teams.

New Zealand model shows why Australian rugby is failing

New Zealand rugby is clearly doing something right. What are the secrets behind this ascendancy over Australian rugby?