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Rugby Australia has confirmed the first Test of the 2021 eToro France Series will move to Suncorp Stadium. The opening match between the Wallabies and...

Date Time Perth and Brisbane confirmed for 2021 eToro Rugby Championship Rugby Australia has today confirmed two blockbuster homes fixtures against the top two nations in the World Rugby rankings, as part of the 2021 eToro Rugby Championship. The Bledisloe Cup will return to Perth this year with the Wallabies to square off against the All Blacks on Saturday 21 August. The blockbuster Test, secured for Perth by Western Australian government through Tourism WA, will be the first time the Wallabies have played at Optus Stadium since their memorable Bledisloe Cup fixture in 2019. Then, on Saturda...

News Corp scotches Murdoch-Seven chatter Save Share News Corp Australia executive chairman Michael Miller has emphatically rejected rumours the media company is looking to get into bed with Kerry Stokes’ Seven West Media or sell off its stake in Foxtel. Lachlan Murdoch was spotted outside Seven’s Martin Place office last week sending the media industry rumour mill into overdrive.  Jessica Hromas Billionaire co-chairman Lachlan Murdoch’s presence in Australia has sent the local media industry rumour mill into overdrive. Mr Murdoch was spotted outside Seven West Media’s Martin Place of...

Date Time Ratings up an average of 144% as Harvey Norman Super Rugby AU prepares for Finals The 2021 Harvey Norman Super Rugby AU season has proven a hit with fans across Australia with record-breaking numbers tuning in on television, at games and at Rugby fields around the country. Anzac Round capped the last round of Harvey Norman Super Rugby AU regular season with the domestic television ratings up an average of 144% across the season year-on-year. These television audience figures do not include those who streamed on Stan Sport. Meanwhile at-match attendance has also surged with the compe...

The academies at the Swans and Giants are pumping out locally bred AFL stars. They’re also helping to foster a living, breathing footy culture in parts of Sydney that are traditionally rugby union heartlands.