Saturday 28 November 2020
Rugby Australia on the back foot as Qantas announce decision to end 30-year sponsorship of the Wallabies.
Rugby Australia will allow the head coach to pick two players who don’t fulfil the ‘Giteau Law’ requirements.
Executive bid director Phil Kearns feels the nation is in dire need of a chance to stage the global contest in 2027.
Meanwhile, Scottish Rugby has accounted pay deferrals for some of its biggest earners.
A Federal Circuit Court judge encouraged both parties to settle the dispute out of court.
Governing body SANZAAR has been working on new models for the southern hemisphere competition.
The sacked rugby player is hoping to raise $3 million to aid his legal battle against Rugby Australia.
The Waratahs suspended the 26-year-old for two games after the incident, so the fourth match of his punishment will be played this weekend.
The governing body say they have acted with ‘professionalism and integrity at all times’.
The elder Folau is today launching Aus$10 million legal action against Rugby Australia.
Rugby Australia have terminated the full-back’s contract over his homophobic comments on social media.
No sanction has yet been decided, though it is possible that the rugby star’s contact termination could stand.
The 30-year-old was informed last month of plans to terminate his multi-year, multi-million-dollar deal after he posted on social media that ‘hell awaits’ homosexuals.
The 30-year-old’s hearing will take place behind closed doors in Sydney by a three-member panel.
The Wallabies fullback is set to have his contract terminated over an ‘unacceptable’ Instagram post.
The Wallabies fullback has drawn widespread condemnation for his Instagram and Twitter posts.
The Wallabies fullback has drawn criticism again.
Former Wallabies hooker Brendan Cannon believes the IRFU’s High Performance Director should be snapped up by Australia.
The Wallabies flanker was involved in an altercation with a supporter following the defeat to Argentina on Saturday.
‘I don’t think it’s about changing what we’ve got. It’s about what else can we bring.’
Rugby Australia has distanced itself from homophobic comments made by the player on social media.
