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She dusted off her boots to beat depression. Now this scrum mum is about to play for Australia

She dusted off her boots to beat depression. Now this scrum mum is about to play for Australia

Wallaroos debutant Sally Fuesaina, 32, may need ice packs in bed instead of breakfast on Mother’s Day this Sunday.

  • by Iain Payten

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‘They’ve listened’: Wallaroos hail sweetened investment in women’s rugby

‘They’ve listened’: Wallaroos hail sweetened investment in women’s rugby

A six-year sponsorship deal with Cadbury will take the Wallaroos to the home World Cup in 2029 and provide crucial investment on the road to professionalism.

  • by Jonathan Drennan
‘Leading the charge of the world’: Wallaroo’s plea to close the gap

‘Leading the charge of the world’: Wallaroo’s plea to close the gap

The old enemy is “leading the charge of the world”, and an Australian star has outlined how the Wallaroos can surpass them.

  • by Nick Wright
‘In the best interests of the game’: Rugby Australia to lower legal tackle height

‘In the best interests of the game’: Rugby Australia to lower legal tackle height

The governing body will begin a two-year trial to lower the legal tackle height to below the sternum for competitions below Super Rugby level from February.

  • by Jonathan Drennan and Iain Payten
Strong as an Ox: With bench power like this, Boks are favourites to defend their World Cup
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Strong as an Ox: With bench power like this, Boks are favourites to defend their World Cup

If the All Blacks win it, they will have done it the hard way: this South African team is smart, and their talent goes deep.

  • by Paul Cully
‘We want to see change’: Wallaroos still driving for action ahead of Kiwi clash

‘We want to see change’: Wallaroos still driving for action ahead of Kiwi clash

After publicly calling out Rugby Australia for a lack of funding and promotion last month, Australia’s female players say they’ve been heard - but they’re not sitting still.

  • by Iain Payten
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‘Things need to change’: Rugby Australia could take over struggling Super clubs

‘Things need to change’: Rugby Australia could take over struggling Super clubs

With declines on and off the field, Australian rugby powerbrokers have agreed to work towards a centralised high-performance system to re-boot success.

  • by Iain Payten
One percenters could pay off to help ease Wallaroos tension
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One percenters could pay off to help ease Wallaroos tension

Female players in all sporting codes are fighting for better pay, better resources and better conditions, so the Wallaroos aren’t alone.

  • by Michael Atkinson
Wallaroos stars to meet Rugby Australia bosses as coach eyes full-time change

Wallaroos stars to meet Rugby Australia bosses as coach eyes full-time change

Rather than juggling teaching and duties as the Wallaroos head coach, Jay Tregonning says a full-time coaching position would help the Australian women’s rugby side take the next step.

  • by Iain Payten
Rugby Australia responds to criticism from Wallaroos as players avoid sanctions

Rugby Australia responds to criticism from Wallaroos as players avoid sanctions

RA vowed to continue dialogue with frustrated players and acknowledged that improvements could be made in the future.

  • by Tom Decent
‘Salt in the wound’: Fed-up Wallaroos unite to slam Rugby Australia over funding inequality

‘Salt in the wound’: Fed-up Wallaroos unite to slam Rugby Australia over funding inequality

Fired up by the sight of Wallabies’ WAGs being flown to Sydney last week, Australia’s leading women’s rugby stars have come together to demand a fair go from the game’s top leadership.

  • by Iain Payten