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Australian rugby’s three amigos might be dead and buried, but the brand James O’Connor not only lives on, but is hotter than ever. Now…

Australian rugby’s three amigos might be dead and buried, but the brand James O’Connor not only lives on, but is hotter than ever. Now…

Australian rugby’s three amigos might be dead and buried, but the brand James O’Connor not only lives on, but is hotter than ever. Now…

If Super Rugby were a patient, it would have been taken off life support long ago. Stricken by COVID; South African, Argentine and Japanese limbs amputated; and unwanted by a long-term broadcast partner, many Australian fans have been hollering for the plug to be pulled. But rather than take the easy option – letting Super […]

Wallabies prop James Slipper has his sights on a fourth World Cup after signing with the Brumbies and Rugby Australia until the end of 2023. Australia’s most capped prop – with 114 appearances – was captain in the final Test of 2021 against Wales when Michael Hooper was sidelined with injury. Slipper’s durability and versatility […]

Young No.10 Will Harrison suffered a shoulder injury as the Waratahs beat the Brumbies 24-14 in a Super Rugby trial match in persistent rain at Bowral. Harrison came off clutching his shoulder in the final minutes, while the Brumbies had earlier lost their playmaker Rodney Iona to a calf injury. A Tahs spokesman told The […]

Young No.10 Will Harrison suffered a shoulder injury as the Waratahs beat the Brumbies 24-14 in a Super Rugby trial match in persistent rain at Bowral. Harrison came off clutching his shoulder in the final minutes, while the Brumbies had earlier lost their playmaker Rodney Iona to a calf injury. A Tahs spokesman told The […]

CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — World Cup-winning Wallaby Stephen Larkham will return from Europe to coach his old club in the expanded Super Rugby Pacific competition on a two-year contract from 2023. Larkham played for the Canberra-based Brumbies for a decade, winning two Super Rugby titles.

Former World Cup-winner Stephen Larkham was Thursday appointed head coach of the ACT Brumbies for the 2023 and 2024 Super Rugby Pacific seasons, handing in his notice at Munster.

The 47-year-old will see out the current season with the Irish powerhouse then take over at Canberra in July from Dan McKellar.