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Folau to fight on after missing sacking appeal deadline

Article Martin Parry - 20 May 2019

The star fullback was on Friday given 72 hours to appeal, which would have triggered another hearing with a new three-person panel

Folau code of conduct hearing set for May 4

Article Agency - 22 Apr 2019

Super Rugby's record try scorer will have a hearing over homophobic comments made on social media on May 4

Folau handed sack notice over anti-gay comments

Article Martin Parry - 15 Apr 2019

Folau posted on Instagram: "Drunks, homosexuals, adulterers, liars, fornicators, thieves, atheists and idolators — Hell awaits you."

Boks, All Blacks aim to quash Northern rebellion

Article Luke Feltham - 10 Nov 2017

The upstart Europeans fuel a rare unity among the traditional Rugby Championship rivals

Now the Boks face a real Test

Article Staff Reporter - 8 Sep 2017

Some claim that their five-win run has less to do with their capabilities than with their opponents’ shortcomings

Loftus a leap too far for Wallabies

Article Staff Reporter - 30 Sep 2016

The venue has long worked against the visitors but uncertainty among the Boks could break the spell.

Springboks denied bonus point in win over Wallabies

Article Nick Said - 28 Sep 2013

South Africa achieved a bitter-sweet 28-8 Rugby Championship victory over Australia on Saturday at Newlands in Cape Town.

Wallabies bounce back with 20-14 win over England

Article Reuters - 17 Nov 2012

Australia showed their true colours a week after being humiliated by France in Paris eraning a deserved 20-14 victory over England at Twickenham.

ARU contact Cooper over ‘toxic’ tweets

Article Sapa Afp - 27 Sep 2012

The Australian Rugby Union says it has written to Wallaby flyhalf Quade Cooper over his "toxic environment" criticisms.

Horwill replaces Elsom as Australia skipper

Article Staff Reporter - 18 Aug 2011

James Horwill has replaced Rocky Elsom as the Wallabies' captain as coach Robbie Deans sprang a major surprise announcing his World Cup squad.

Time’s up for P Divvy and his Boks

Article Staff Reporter - 16 Aug 2011

Peter de Villiers is running out of time and excuses after a string of Tri-Nations losses and a World Cup defence less than one month away.

Spies added to Bok injury list

Article Staff Reporter - 9 Aug 2011

Pierre Spies and Danie Rossouw are the latest injury worries for the Boks, ahead of Saturday's Tri-Nations clash against Australia in Durban.

Flanker Smith quits the Wallabies for overseas move

Article Staff Reporter - 5 Feb 2010

Celebrated Australian flanker George Smith announced his immediate retirement from international rugby on Friday to pursue a move abroad.

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