Super Rugby
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Waratahs beat Western Force 19-13, while Crusaders beat Brumbies 17-13
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All Blacks five-eighth Aaron Cruden will say goodbye to Kiwi rugby in August after signing a lucrative three-year deal with Montpellier
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Brumbies playmaker Christian Leali’ifano has won the 2016 Rupa Medal for Excellence, one of Australian rugby’s most prestigious awards
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The Australian Rugby Union (ARU) has bowed to pressure from a number of high-profile former players, saying it will review its strategic plan for the code
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Wallabies and Brumbies rugby star Christian Lealiifano will receive a bone marrow transplant from his sister as he continues his recovery from leukaemia
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Recent Australian Super Rugby heavyweights the Brumbies and Waratahs will meet just once in next year’s regular season, while Melbourne have been handed the first game and the toughest early draw
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The Hurricanes won their first Super Rugby title after defeating the Lions 20-3 in Wellington
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Wallabies back and Brumbies Super Rugby captain Christian Lealiifano has been diagnosed with leukemia and is currently in hospital receiving treatment
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Two flashes of Beauden Barrett genius have booked the Hurricanes a second-successive Super Rugby final appearance following a 25-9 win over the Chiefs
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ARU boss Bill Pulver has officially closed the door on any chance of Jarryd Hayne playing Super Rugby next year, saying ‘that bird’s probably flown’
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The Queensland Reds have announced former Wallabies prop Nick Stiles as their head coach for the next two Super Rugby seasons
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A bitter Stephen Larkham believes his Brumbies should be in the Super Rugby semi-finals, despite losing 15-9 to the Highlanders
Waratahs' defeat to Lions compounds Australian teams' Super Rugby struggles