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          Brumbies start finals week dealing with vital injuries

          The ACT Brumbies could head to their biggest test of the Super Rugby Pacific without some key personnel after a pair of Wallaby hopefuls were injured in their win against Melbourne on Friday night.

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          Brumbies book home final with comfortable Rebels win

          The ACT Brumbies will play a home Super Rugby Pacific quarter-final while the Melbourne Rebels' season is over, after the Canberra side ended the regular season with a 33-17 win.

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          Blues dent Highlanders' playoff hopes with gritty Eden Park win

          The Auckland Blues opened the final weekend of the Super Rugby Pacific regular season with a 16-9 home win over the Otago Highlanders on Friday that severely dented the visitors' playoff hopes and opened the door for three of their rivals.

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          3dSam Bruce

          Friday Rugby Five: Quade's cash pinched in London

          It was a great Barbarians week for Quade Cooper, that was at least until he had cash stolen and his luggage lost. Meanwhile, could Eddie Jones quit the Wallabies after the World Cup?

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          4dSam Bruce

          100 days to go: Assessing the Wallabies' World Cup road to France

          The countdown to this year's Rugby World Cup has reached the 100-day mark. So how do things look for the Wallabies, from positional depth to Super Rugby form and injuries, and some off-field factors still to be determined?

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          Eddie lauds Skelton, signals Giteau Law change

          Wallabies coach Eddie Jones has given the strongest indication yet he plans to pick Will Skelton in his Rugby World Cup squad, declaring the La Rochelle forward to be "probably the best right-hand-side lock in the world."

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          How and where to watch the NBA Finals

          ESPN's coverage of the NBA Finals begins with Game 1 on Friday June 2 at 10.30am and you can catch all the action at Australia's Premier Sports Bar & Grill and Official ESPN venue - The Sporting Globe.

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          Reds' Wilson blasts 'disrespectful' referee

          Queensland Reds backrower Harry Wilson has blasted referee Bredon Pickerill for his handling of their last gasp loss to the Highlanders on Friday night, labelling his treatment of Connor Vest's serious neck injury as 'disrespectful'.

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          Fractured neck for Vest as Reds injuries pile up

          Queensland Reds flanker Conner Vest suffered a fractured neck while co-captain Liam Wright has also been ruled out for the season after a dramatic loss to the Highlanders.

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          Explosive Wallabies fullback re-signs

          Australia's back three stocks have been bolstered yet again with Brumbies fullback Tom Wright putting pen to paper and re-signing with Australian rugby until the end of 2025.

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          10dSam Bruce

          Olympic sevens tilt an option for Wallabies' Hooper

          Michael Hooper is set to play his final game for the Waratahs in the coming weeks, but his plan for next year could yet include a crack at the Paris Olympics. Meanwhile, Levi Aumua's switch to the Crusaders has raised eyebrows in Super Rugby.

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          Aussie men's sevens qualify for Paris Olympics

          Australia's rugby sevens men have booked their ticket to the Olympic Games but only after a dramatic afternoon at Twickenham described by their skipper as "one of the biggest roller-coasters ever".

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          Allianz Stadium lights up as Tahs' blue wall becomes unbreachable

          The Waratahs have brought out some Fijian flair of their own while putting on a defensive masterclass to retain their place in the top eight and light up Allianz Stadium in their 32-18 win over the Fijian Drua on Saturday night.

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          Wallaroos skipper Parry retires on a winning note

          The Wallaroos sent captain Shannon Parry into retirement on a successful note, charging to a 22-5 win over Fijiana in the women's rugby Test at Sydney's Allianz Stadium.

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          Waratahs punish ill-disciplined Rebels in Super Rugby

          The NSW Waratahs have regained the Weary Dunlop Shield and dealt Melbourne's Super Rugby Pacific finals hopes a potentially fatal blow with a spirited 38-20 comeback win in Sydney.

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          Crusaders edge Blues, move to third

          The Crusaders have scored a single try in each half to beat the Blues 15-3 in an edgy, pivotal match in Super Rugby Pacific.

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          Hurricanes blow away Moana Pasifika in Super Rugby rout

          Moana Pasifika have been overrun in Wellington, where the Hurricanes scored their first try inside two minutes and added 10 more in a record 71-22 win, their eighth victory from 11 matches.

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          Eddie Jones finalises Wallabies coaching panel

          Eddie Jones has recruited Brad Davis from London Irish to run the Wallabies' attack in the final appointment for what the coach describes as his World Cup "smash and grab".

          2022 Top ScorersThe Rugby Championship

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          2022 RankingsThe Rugby Championship

          • AUS3rd
            Tries Scored 1st New Zealand : 24 Tries Scored
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          • AUS3rd
            Points Difference 1st New Zealand : 67 Points Difference
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