Crack the whip: Shehadie

AUSTRALIAN rugby doyen Sir Nicholas Shehadie has called on the game's administration to set strict discipline measures against Wallabies players who bring disrespect to the national jersey.

An article of faith

Alan Jones believes the Wallabies are far from a lost cause, writes Roy Masters.

Next year we'll see Tuqiri's best: McKenzie

WARATAHS coach Ewen McKenzie believes Lote Tuqiri will finally get the chance to show his true potential in next year's Super 14.

Mortlock to forgo ACT leadership in 'new era'

WALLABIES skipper Stirling Mortlock is set to step down as Brumbies captain, claiming it would be a "smart move" to usher in a new era of leadership at the Super 14 club.

Players fined after quokka mayhem

Western Force crisis escalates after Rottnest Island witness claims player nudity and harassment.

Admit a team of quokkas to Super 14

Admitting a team of quokkas into the 2008 Super 14 will solve a host of problems, writes Aaron Timms.

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Baa Baas beat depleted Boks

Wallabies combine to help Barbarians beat the world champions.

Barbarians must have a future, says White

Winners and losers were united in calling for a future for the Barbarians after the invitational side poured on the style to beat world champions South Africa 22-5 at Twickenham.

Robinson bows out on a high

Jason Robinson bowed out of senior rugby with a smile on his face and a standing ovation after helping the Barbarians to a 22-5 victory over world champions South Africa.

NZ win Dubai Sevens title

New Zealand pounce to win final of the Dubai Sevens against Fiji.

IRB maps out Pumas' future

Argentina rewarded for their third place at the Rugby World Cup with an IRB plan for Tri Nations.

Europe to send stronger teams to Australia

Australian Rugby Union deputy chief executive Matt Carroll is confident the northern hemisphere will no longer send sub-standard teams here for Tests after an agreement over playing dates was reached at the three-day global forum in England.

IRB retains World Cup format

Concerns that the 2011 Rugby World Cup would be downsized have been allayed by the IRB.

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