FIiji rugby player covicted of rape Continues playing outside prison
A Fijian women's rights group believes national stakeholders have failed to take constructive action to stop a convicted rugby player from participating in local competitions.
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A Fijian women's rights group believes national stakeholders have failed to take constructive action to stop a convicted rugby player from participating in local competitions.
A Fijian women's rights group believes national stakeholders have failed to take constructive action to stop a convicted rugby player from participating in local competitions.
The Wrap: More ticks than crosses in bright Super Rugby opening A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size The results may have been predictable, with last year’s finalists scoring convincing wins over last year’s two bottom sides, but there was something for everybody to take away from a breezy opening to the 2021 rugby season on Friday night. The Waratahs jumped out of the blocks, and Jake Gordon’s energy had his side in front early. But the Reds response – not 15 minutes later they were ahead by 24-7 â€...