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Brett Robinson World Rugby Chair: Inside the Australian that became the most powerful man in Rugby
New World Rugby chairman Brett Robinson faces a host of challenges but the matter of player welfare should be well within the scope of a man who once stated that people's well-being was a priority. The 54-year-old Australian not only brings empathy but also a distinguished playing career,
Former Wallaby Brett Robinson elected to World Rugby’s top job
Australia’s Brett Robinson has won a historic vote to be elected to the most powerful job in global rugby. A former Wallabies Test flanker, Robinson became the first person outside of the sport’s traditional British and European powerbase to be elected to the pivotal role as chair of World Rugby.
The Wallabies are coming off one of their all-time great wins, when they played some sparkling rugby to boot. But this week's ...
Wales coach Warren Gatland believes sport in Sydney and rugby in Australia needed a superstar like Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii - ...
Ben Youngs explains on the latest episode of Boks Office why he has mixed emotions after the Wallabies' 42-37 win over ...
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Brett Robinson, once a Wallaby, is now at rugby's helmFormer Wallaby Brett Robinson has been elected as the chair of World Rugby, the first official from the Southern Hemisphere ...
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Wallabies winger Vunivalu signs for La RochelleWallabies winger and former rugby league star Suliasi Vunivalu has signed for French Top 14 club La Rochelle, saying Friday ...
IF Nathan Cleary and Payne Haas want to switch codes and play for the Wallabies for $300,000 a year, Rugby Australia would gladly have them.
Dylan Pietsch of Australia looks on during The Rugby Championship & Bledisloe Cup match between New Zealand All Blacks ...
The Autumn Nations Series continues as Steve Borthwick’s England desperately need to turn performances into results against ...
The 24-year-old is an explosive ball carrier who regularly makes post-contact metres, a type of player which is sadly lacking ...
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It's midnight and the Wallabies are not on TV - so, if nobody knows then nobody caresI approached the barman to see if the rugby game was going to be put on the big screen. The blank look he gave me suggested ...
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