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“Having negotiated the last two CBAs under the financial peril brought by COVID, RUPA has been more bullish and argued for RA to invest far more in players in the next cycle, using the significant windfalls from the Lions and the Rugby World Cup.”

“The Kangaroos head into Sunday’s World Cup semi-final with a forgotten trump card – a fit Latrell Mitchell.”

“They come across as humble, hard-working and completely committed to climbing the mountain that lies ahead as they build to next year’s home World Cup.”

“It has also argued players should get a cut of the $100m fee coming to RA for co-hosting the men’s World Cup next year.”

“Former Wallaby Nathan Charles is set to be honoured by Rugby Australia and the Wallabies today.”

“Any time you get to play at home is special, but it’s also great for the fans to get around rugby – with the men’s 2027 World Cup around the corner, it’s a really important time.”

“Rugby Australia were refusing to share the financial spoils of the 2027 Rugby World Cup with players, and called on RA to invest more in their athletes to generate success and additional money in the code, to prevent stars heading overseas or to other sports.”

“The Rugby League World Cup is expected to be the last time Kangaroos players are paid $40,000 – and the rest of the nations $850 a Test – with the pay gap to be addressed in the next collective bargaining agreement.”

“Brigginshaw will always be game’s first champion Ali Brigginshaw, after nine seasons for the Broncos, four premierships, 13 Origins for Queensland and 29 Tests for Australia, retired after the NRLW grand final with a legacy as the foundation stone of women’s…”

“Ferguson’s touch football background has seeped into her rugby league career – finishing third for dummy-half runs in 2026 (52) and equal-first across the past three seasons (148) – and has cast her eye towards an Aiken reunion for Australia at this year’s…”

“Every player who represents the Springboks carries the legacy of the 1995 World Cup final win.”

“The NZ Rugby document revealed that Super Rugby Pacific is forecast to lose about $NZ11 million in the 2025-2026 financial year, while their Super Rugby Aupiki competition for women’s rugby will lose an eye-watering $NZ8.5 million.”