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Waratahs want Folau at ball-carrying best

Going from strength to strength: Israel Folau.

NSW playmaker Bernard Foley has a simple plan for getting the best out of Israel Folau this Super Rugby season: give the game-breaking back the ball as often as possible.

Waratahs excited by emerging youngsters

The Waratahs are looking for youngsters such as Jed Holloway to step up in 2017.

The Waratahs are confident that the growing pains experienced during last year's Super Rugby season will lead to sustained success this season.

Sydney sevens in Vogue with fans

Touch of glamour: Australia rugby sevens players strike a pose in their Vogue Australia photoshoot. Back row: Charlotte ...

As Olympic champion Pearls claim a first of a different kind, time is running out to catch the women and men in action together after a raid on tickets for day two of the Sydney Sevens next month. 

Open road for Hooper

Wallabys player, Michael Hooper, in Sydney, with his new Harley that he plans to ride a lot during the season break over ...

For Michael Hooper, an open road up to Palm Beach, a Harley Davidson and some time away from Rugby are perfect before kicking off his 2017 season.

Read to become All Blacks' $1m man

Cash boost: Kieran Read is in for a big payday.

New Zealand Rugby has boosted its fund of top-up retainer payments used to discourage its best players from heading overseas to pursue more lucrative contracts as part of a new collective bargaining agreement.

Wallabies can build on tough year: Foley

Tough finish: Bernard Foley was disappointed by the loss to England.

Wallabies five-eighth Bernard Foley insists the tough times endured by Australia this year have laid the foundation for future success.