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Rugby union

Rugby Australia expects Eddie Jones to remain in charge from 2024 onwards.

Wallabies

‘I’m only coaching ’til this World Cup’: RA confident Jones won’t leave despite comments

The Wallabies coach raised eyebrows this week when he declared on a podcast: “[If] we win the World Cup, it will be time to go”.

by Tom Decent and Iain Payten

Connor Vest’s neck was injured in this tackle.

Super Rugby

‘Factually incorrect’: SANZAAR reject Reds’ claim referee rushed player with neck fracture

by Iain Payten and Michael Atkinson

Michael Hooper speaking to media ahead of his final game in Sydney.

Waratahs

Switching to sevens would be painful. That’s why Hooper is considering it.

by Iain Payten

Folau controversy

Folau booed by Twickenham crowd as Kerevi injured in Barbarians game

by Tom Decent

The Chiefs’ Naitoa Ah Kuoi takes a run against the Brumbies on Saturday.

Tight Five

Australian rugby

Super Rugby gap between NZ and Australia is only widening

by Paul Cully

Insight & Analysis

Super Rugby gap between NZ and Australia is only widening

Australian teams’ record against their New Zealand counterparts has gone backwards this year while Roger Tuivasa-Sheck may have played his last game in the competition.

Paul Cully

Rugby columnist

Flagging a lack of logic in coach’s response to Folau backlash

Hey, Steve Hansen. When your actions have caused the problem, you don’t get to boast about how great the reaction is.

Peter FitzSimons

Columnist and author

Who can blame fans for turning their back on Super Rugby when clubs keep doing the same?

New Zealand may be the main culprits in resting players, but rugby’s position is far less precarious across the ditch and the policy has already cost one Australian side dearly.

Wayne Smith

Rugby Union columnist

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Waratahs

Knee injury ends Jorgensen’s Super Rugby season, threatens World Cup dream

Teenager Max Jorgensen was in contention for a spot in Eddie Jones’ Wallabies squad for the Rugby World Cup. But a nasty accident in NSW’s loss to the Crusaders has thrown that in doubt.