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 Heaven Sent - The rugbyheaven eNewsletter 25th August 2006
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Robinson gets his lucky break
Waratahs prop Benn Robinson is in line for his first Test cap after yesterday replacing Greg Holmes in the 25-man squad to tour South Africa for the final Tri Nations match, in Johannesburg on September 9. Full report
- Wallabies need Shepherd's speed
- Super 14 rest deal for key Wallabies
- 'All must come to World Cup party'



Smith injury blow for Springboks
Centre Jean de Villiers is back for South Africa against New Zealand in Pretoria on Saturday but loose forward Juan Smith is out of the Springboks' first home Tri Nations match of the season. Full report
- Kiwis ring changes, but McCaw stays
- White notes changes NZ didn't make


RUGBY
Dunning proceeds with caution
Waratahs prop Matt Dunning last night won his appeal against the NSW Rugby Union disciplinary committee's fine of $3000 for an incident during which he damaged the door of a taxi earlier this month. Full report

Dirty trophy takes off shine
The relationship between the Australian and New Zealand unions has for some time been fractious. But at last there has been a hand of friendship, writes Greg Growden. Full report


Sydney clubs consider alternative
As the financial concerns over the ARU's proposed national competition model for next season continue, the Sydney clubs still alive in the Tooheys New Cup are considering a plan to showcase the potential of an alternative model. Full report
- Bos nothing short of enormous


Lote lucky he's not in NRL: McCallum
Lote Tuqiri's spear tackle on All Black Richie McCaw would be considered so serious in the NRL he would have almost certainly been referred directly to the judiciary on an ungraded charge and be facing a ban of more than 10 matches. Full report

McCaw targeting went too far: White
Springboks coach Jake White says the Wallabies went over the top on All Blacks captain Richie McCaw on Saturday. Full report


Wallabies assaulted McCaw: Kiwi PM
New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark has ignited a trans-Tasman war of words by accusing the Wallabies of "several acts of assault" on All Blacks captain Richie McCaw in Saturday's Test. Full report

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