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Silent no more: Stephen Moore calls for 'blank canvas'
Wallabies great Stephen Moore has called on Rugby Australia powerbrokers to take a "blank canvas" approach to analysing the game, including a review of a Super Rugby competition that is not attracting "viewers, players or supporters."
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Leitch fears Japan failing to build on World Cup heroics
Japan's fairytale run to the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals was a highlight of last year's tournament but with the afterglow all but gone captain Michael Leitch fears not enough is being done to secure the Brave Blossoms a place at the game's top table.
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Rugby Australia make good progress in pay talks
Rugby Australia didn't reach an emergency interim pay deal with the Rugby Union Players' Association (RUPA) on Sunday, but insisted progress was made.
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The Wallabies trial to replace the July Test window
It looks increasingly likely that the July Test series won't go ahead. Rugby Australia is desperate for some sort of content through the middle of the year, so why not stage a Wallabies trial series ... with a twist.
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Charting a preseason: Inside the Waratahs 2019 preparations
The Waratahs' 2018 season came to a crushing halt in Johannesburg. So how are they using that as fuel this year amid off-field commitments, the delayed return of their Wallabies and an eager generation-next? Sam Bruce investigates.
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