Kerevi: I'm definitely not the best centre in the world (00:56)
SANZAAR, RA apologise for Pumas photo 'error'
SANZAAR and Rugby Australia have apologised to Argentina for an "error" that led to a photo of the Rugby Championship captains, minus Pumas skipper Julian Montoya, being taken in Townsville last week.
How the Wallabies have become a different team with Samu Kerevi at No. 12
The Wallabies' attack has become a different beast since the return of Samu Kerevi, Test great Tim Horan describing the centre's play as "outstanding" and further embedding the belief that the Giteau Law simply has to be amended.
Pumas coach Ledesma slams 'disrespectful' photo
Argentina coach Mario Ledesma has launched a scathing attack on his Rugby Championship colleagues, slamming a photo opportunity in Townsville that was without Pumas representation.
Wallabies make it three straight but 'ruthless streak' still a work in progress
The Wallabies have strung three wins together in the Rugby Championship for the first time in six years. But they were unable to find the "ruthless streak" against the Pumas that Michael Hooper demanded pre-match.
Class of 2021: First wave to see rugby go professional
The move towards professionalization of the sport has brought about a "180 degree attitudinal shift", says Rahul Bose.
Kerevi powers Wallabies' winning streak
Australia have notched three-straight wins for the first time since 2017, beating a plucky Argentina 27-8 as James O'Connor made a successful Test return in Townsville.
Late Barrett penalty sees All Blacks past Boks in 100th Test
The All Blacks were forced to grind hard before snatching a 19-17 victory over world champions South Africa in the 100th Test match between two of rugby's traditional powerhouses.
Remembering Townsville 1983: Los Pumas famous match against Queensland Country
Players, officials and spectators remember the one and only time Argentina played in the city, and how Hugo Porta stole the show
How India's rugby teens punched above their weight against Asian 'giants'
Despite limited training and zero international exposure, Indian girls won an impressive silver at the U-18 Asia Rugby Sevens in Uzbekistan last week.
Hodge to start at 15 with JOC on the bench (00:47)
Do the Wallabies have a secret weapon, and can they make winning a habit?
The Wallabies have their fans dreaming again after two historic victories over the Springboks, but they must do it again against the Pumas through consistency, composure and their new secret weapon, Brittany Mitchell writes.
Rugby World Cup winner Thompson to donate brain for research
Rugby World Cup winner Steve Thompson, who was diagnosed with dementia aged 42, has pledged to donate his brain for research.
Rennie, Foster surprised by World Rugby contact plan
Wallabies coach Dave Rennie and All Blacks counterpart Ian Foster both say they were unaware of World Rugby's move to place a limit on the amount of full contact players are involved in at training.
Foster rings in changes ahead of Boks clash
All Blacks coach Ian Foster has named one of his strongest sides available in preparation for his team's 100th Test match with the Springboks on Saturday in Townsville.
World Rugby sets limits for contact, set-piece training
World Rugby has reinforced its commitment to improving player welfare with the introduction of guidelines for the amount of weekly contact and set-piece training.
Hodge, Leota earn Wallabies starts vs. Pumas
The Wallabies have named Reece Hodge to fill the gap left by injured Tom Banks, as the Wallabies turn their attention to Argentina this Saturday.
Faf de Klerk wants Springboks to back their 'DNA' in clash with All Blacks
Scrumhalf Faf de Klerk believes South Africa must return to the style of play that won them the 2019 Rugby World Cup if they are to defeat New Zealand in their Rugby Championship clash on Saturday, saying the desire to be more expansive has not worked.
United Rugby Championship a watershed moment, but not without its challenges
For the first time in the professional era, South Africa's top rugby franchises will not participate in the southern hemisphere's Super Rugby competition.
A storied & complicated history: Why the All Blacks-Springboks rivalry is something special
As rugby's greatest rivalry prepares to pen another chapter in its storied and complicated history, it is worth pausing to reflect on why the All Blacks and Springboks coming to blows is so compelling.
Springboks recall Lood De Jager for All Blacks
Lood De Jager returns after missing the Springboks' 30-17 defeat by Australia last weekend as he completed concussion protocols, and his return will boost the team's lineout proficiency and ability from the rolling maul.
Boks' Wiese escapes further sanction for Kerevi hit
South Africa loose forward Jasper Wiese has been found not guilty of foul play after being cited following the 30-17 Rugby Championship defeat to Australia at the weekend, but will not feature against New Zealand on Saturday.
Waratahs enter player exchange with MLR club
The NSW Waratahs have entered a historic commercial partnership with Major League Rugby franchise the San Diego Legion in a bid to develop growth and alignment between Australian and American rugby and help curb player drain.
Cox first woman to ref rugby Premiership
Sara Cox is set to make history as the first woman to referee a Gallagher Premiership game, at Twickenham on Saturday.
Saracens quartet out of England training camp
England boss Eddie Jones has named eight uncapped players in a 45-player squad for the next training camp, but there is no place in the mix for Saracens quartet Mako Vunipola, Billy Vunipola, Jamie George or the injured Elliot Daly.