Rugby Australia welcomes World Rugby’s confirmation of the host cities for the Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 in Australia. The expanded 24-team tournament will be contested across seven cities ...

World Rugby has officially unveiled the seven host cities that will welcome fans from around the globe for Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027, taking place in Australia from 1 October to 13 November, 2027.

Harry Wilson celebrates with the Ella-Mobbs Trophy after Australia's dramatic victory over England in November Australian rugby is "back on the tracks" before the visit of the British and Irish ...

Siya Kolisi is determined to make the next Rugby World Cup in Australia. The venue for the 2027 Rugby World Cup final has been revealed, according to Australian media reports. New World Rugby chairman ...

There's only two weeks until the first match of the Super Rugby Pacific season, but before that, there's a bunch of pre-season matches to give us a taste of what's ahead in a busy 2025 rugby calendar.

Wallabies head coach Joe Schmidt and Rugby Australia chief executive Phil Waugh. Rugby Australia (RA) chief executive Phil Waugh has revealed that he wants to resolve the uncertainty over Wallabies ...

Six Nations rugby is back. Here are the big questions ahead of Friday’s start Four countries have won the World Cup trophy. South Africa became the first to win it four times when the Springboks beat ...

World Rugby has confirmed the host city for the final of the 2027 Rugby World Cup Down Under. The decider of the sport’s crowning event will be played in Sydney, the governing body said Thursday as it ...

While growing up in New Zealand and Australia, the only American football he ever watched was the Super Bowl. Now he’ll be playing in his second after starting for the Eagles when they lost to the ...

Australian rugby is "back on the tracks" before the visit of the British and Irish Lions in the summer, says Wallaby captain Harry Wilson. The sport down under has endured a turbulent period on ...

Australian Rugby League Commission (ARLC) chairman Peter V'landys has once again taken aim at Rugby Australia, mocking the amount of game time in rugby union as speculation grows about NRL stars being ...