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Two-thirds: Rugby Australia is proposing Australia's professional players take a 65 per cent pay cut for the next six months.

Australian rugby

Get-out clause v 65 per cent pay cut: Gulf remains in rugby talks

Rugby Australia's hopes to thrash out an emergency pay deal quickly with its players look to have a way to play out.

by Georgina Robinson

Waratahs playmaker Will Harrison has embraced the online sessions where he and teammates analyse rugby matches.

Australian rugby

Inside the Waratahs Zoom session breaking down a Champions Cup final

by Tom Decent

Australian rugby

"Knock on her door": All Black great chides ex-Wallabies for public stoush

by Daniel Gilhooly

Tevita Kuridrani of the Brumbies is tackled by NSW playmaker Will Harrison during round seven of Super Rugby.

Australian rugby

SANZAAR quiet on Super Rugby restart but best-case scenario is June

by Tom Decent

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Wallabies

Rennie could walk as Wallabies coach if Castle is axed

by Georgina Robinson

Insight & Analysis

This reset might be just the thing to make rugby great again

Peter FitzSimons

Something has gone missing from rugby in the professional era: connection. The post-COVID-19 professional game must prize that most of all.

'This is not about paying players more': Sports step up bid for survival package

Chris Barrett

Australia's seven major sports are combining to lobby for government help - and say it is about far more than propping up ailing professional leagues.

Crisis is perfect opportunity to change rugby for the better

Paul Cully

After 25 years of chasing the money and new markets, where are we? Let's take some time out and rebuild something that is fit for purpose for the next decade.

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England captain Owen Farrell, at the soon-to-be-relegated Saracens, and most of his national teammates are likely to be stood down.

England rugby

Majority of English Premiership players to be stood down

England's Rugby World Cup finalists will not be spared as the top-tier Premiership moves to stand down most of its players to save clubs.

by Gavin Mairs

Rugby Australia chief executive Raelene Castle.

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Australian rugby

'There's a lot of noise': Castle responds to reports of imminent RA exit

Raelene Castle says she is focused on navigating rugby through the COVID-19 pandemic in light of reports she was set to be rolled as Rugby Australia boss in coming days.