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Waratahs

Gardner says red-card rule change is fair but questions it for extreme foul play

Angus Gardner has been involved in a red-card controversy before at Test level and says being able to replace a player after 20 minutes means games won't be ruined.

by Tom Decent

Trans-Tasman clashes on the cards for next year.

Australian rugby

Why Super Rugby 2021 will be trans-Tasman

by Georgina Robinson

Sydney University kick off their 2020 season playing final opponents Warringah at Pittwater Rugby Park on July 18.

Australian rugby

Limited crowds, new teams as Shute Shield sets July start for season

by Georgina Robinson

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Wallabies

Double duty on the cards for McKellar in win-win for Wallabies

by Georgina Robinson

Saracens' England stars: Maro Itoje, Jamie George, Billy Vunipola, Mako Vunipola and Owen Farrell all play for the disgraced Premiership club.

England rugby

England rugby union reviews use of fan anthem Swing Low, Sweet Chariot

Insight & Analysis

It's time to stop rugby's rules ruling the game

Peter FitzSimons

With a TV deal in place for 2020 the point remains: there will never be a better time for rugby to tweak its rules to make it a better game.

The future of rugby: Summer Tests, October tours and a Top League alliance

Georgina Robinson

'Global calendar' talk has tantalised for years but never materialised. A crucial meeting on Monday night could change that.

Summons in a league of his own for both rugby codes

Peter FitzSimons

He went on to become a rugby league legend, but Arthur Summons' time with Gordon and the Wallabies always held a special place in his heart.

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Izack Rodda is on the outer at Ballymore.

Australian rugby

Ex-Wallabies lock Rodda seals France move

After rejecting a pay-cut deal to play for Queensland, the 24-year-old World Cup star has found a new home in Europe.

by Murray Wenzel

Wallabies selector Michael O'Connor watches on at Australian training during last year's World Cup in Japan.

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Australian rugby

'Always going to end in tears': O'Connor says Cheika's side were doomed to fail

Michael O'Connor felt 'awkward' as a Wallabies selector and says it was a failure of leadership that players who disagreed with coach Michael Cheika's game plan said nothing.