Dan Carter discovered how to party, claims Racing owner
Angry Racing 92 owner Jacky Lorenzetti has accused Dan Carter and his teammates of too much partying as the defence of their French Top 14 title hangs by a thread.
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Springboks star fractures vertebrae
South Africa's Sharks will be without captain Pat Lambie for an estimated six to eight weeks after the flyhalf suffered a fractured vertebrae in the warm-up before Saturday's 37-14 Super Rugby victory over the New South Wales Waratahs.
Mixed fortunes for Raiders, Brumbies and Giants in big Canberra weekend
The Canberra Raiders put in a poor showing first-up at home, the Brumbies are the best Aussie team and the Giants are building nicely.
Folau given four more games to prove worth at No.13
Israel Folau is on a countdown to prove worth at No.13, while Waratahs prepare to welcome back big names for derby clash with Brumbies.
Well-rested Brumby Fardy raring to go ahead of Waratahs grudge match
Wallabies flanker Scott Fardy set to return for ACT Brumbies grudge match against NSW Waratahs on Saturday.
Aussies claim seventh at Vancouver sevens
A​ustralia were eliminated by a rampant Fiji in the quarter-finals before being relegated to seventh place at the Vancouver rugby sevens.
Dan Carter booed from field in return
All Blacks great Dan Carter was booed off the field as he suffered a joyless return to action with French champions Racing 92.
Foley eyes Super Rugby return against Brumbies
NSW five-eighth Bernard Foley expects to recover from lingering concussion symptoms in time for Saturday's Super Rugby clash with the Brumbies.
England win second successive Six Nations, tie All Blacks record
England's second successive Six Nations title was secured after a 61-21 thrashing of Scotland and coach Eddie Jones said there would be "a few quiet beers" to celebrate before attention quickly turns to next week's grand slam trip to Dublin.
Tahs backline up for review, says Gibson
Daryl Gibson says the formation of the Waratahs back line is up for review after NSW slumped to their second straight defeat in South Africa.
Sio declares himself fit ahead of "great Australian sporting rivalry"
ACT Brumbies prop Scott Sio has declared himself fit ahead of a crucial clash against the NSW Waratahs.
Basics fall apart for poor Waratahs in Durban
The Waratahs could not catch a cold in Durban.
Folau brilliance not enough as Waratahs fall short against Sharks
Two tries to Israel Folau was not enough for the NSW Waratahs as they succumbed to their second heavy loss in as many weeks, going down 37-14 to the Sharks in Durban.
Brumbies duo set for return against Waratahs
The Brumbies could welcome back Scott Fardy and Scott Sio for a derby clash against the Waratahs.
Highlanders outmuscle Blues in damp Auckland
The Highlanders have picked up their first win of the Super Rugby campaign, defeating the Blues 16-12 in an Eden Park war of attrition.
Reds pipped by Crusaders in Super Rugby
The Crusaders have scored their second last-minute comeback in a row, pipping the Queensland Reds at the death with a 22-20 victory in Saturday night's Super Rugby clash.
Australian Super Rugby team in the firing line as SANZAAR delay announcement
​Super Rugby will change next year and an Australian team could be in the firing line after it emerged New Zealand argued strongly for a reduction to a 15-team competition.
Lure of Lions tour driving New Zealand's Super Rugby teams
In my Super Rugby season preview, I suggested the Australian teams could see the heels of the Kiwi teams and, just maybe, they might close the gap this year. But the gap is as wide as ever. So what is driving the men from across the ditch?
Brumbies' nervous wait continues after SANZAAR delay
The Brumbies are no closer to having a decision on their future after Super Rugby bosses delayed an announcement.
Ali Williams to be sacked after cocaine arrest
Former All Blacks lock Ali Williams is about to be sacked by Racing 92 after being charged with purchasing cocaine.