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Australian Rugby
Sep 15, 2011: The Australian Rugby Union (ARU) has revealed that the Wallabies will return to Perth next year as part of a new agreement with the Western Australian Government
Australia 25-20 New Zealand, Brisbane, August 27
Aug 28, 2011: Wallabies fly-half Quade Cooper has been cleared of kneeing All Blacks captain Richie McCaw during Saturday's Tri-Nations decider in Brisbane
Australia 25-20 New Zealand, Brisbane, August 27
Aug 27, 2011: Australia coach Robbie Deans has played down the significance of his side's Tri-Nations-clinching triumph over New Zealand
Australia 25-20 New Zealand, Brisbane, August 27
Aug 27, 2011: "If the Wallabies' brutal and enthralling victory over the All Blacks in their Tri-Nations decider did not whet your appetite then you need to check your pulse." Graham Jenkins writes
Australia 25-20 New Zealand, Brisbane, August 27
Aug 27, 2011: Australia claimed the Tri-Nations title with an epic 25-20 victory over New Zealand in their showdown at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane
Australia v New Zealand, Brisbane, August 27
Aug 26, 2011: Australia and New Zealand will go head-to-head for the Tri-Nations title at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane on Saturday night
Australia v New Zealand, Brisbane, August 27
Aug 26, 2011: New Zealand scrum-half Piri Weepu is relishing his belated Rugby World Cup bow but before then he has his sights set on victory over Australia in their Tri-Nations decider in Brisbane
Australian Rugby
Aug 26, 2011: Wallabies half-back Will Genia has shrugged off concerns over a potential concussion and is certain he will play against the All Blacks in the Tri-Nations decider on Saturday.
Australia v New Zealand, Brisbane, August 27
Aug 25, 2011: All Blacks coach Graham Henry has recalled a host of stars for their decisive Tri-Nations clash with Australia in Brisbane on Saturday
Australia v New Zealand, Brisbane, August 27
Aug 25, 2011: New Zealand centre Conrad Smith insists Australia will still pose a considerable threat in Saturday's Tri-Nations decider in Brisbane despite the absence of James O'Connor and Matt Giteau
Tri-Nations 2011
Aug 24, 2011: International Rugby Board (IRB) Referee Manager Paddy O'Brien that he would rather a try be incorrectly allowed rather than it be disallowed by a Television Match Official who has stepped outside of his jurisdiction
Australia v New Zealand, Brisbane, August 27
Aug 24, 2011: The All Blacks have named their side for their Tri-Nations decider against Australia and there is no place for Jerome Kaino or Sonny Bill Williams in the squad
Australia v New Zealand, Brisbane, August 27
Aug 24, 2011: Australia will be going all out against the All Blacks on Saturday hoping to win their first Tri-Nations crown since 2001
Rugby World Cup
Aug 23, 2011: Bath-bound flanker Francois Louw was the surprise inclusion as South Africa named their 30-man squad for the Rugby World Cup on Tuesday night
Australian Rugby
Aug 23, 2011: Wallabies trio Quade Cooper, Kurtley Beale and James O'Connor have played down reports of an altercation in France last November
Australia v New Zealand, Brisbane, August 27
Aug 23, 2011: Australia have drafted in Radike Samo, Anthony Fainga'a and Dan Vickerman for their Tri-Nations decider with the All Blacks on Saturday
South Africa 18-5 New Zealand, Port Elizabeth, August 20
Aug 22, 2011: South Africa have been handed a double boost ahead of their Rugby World Cup squad announcement with the news that both Patrick Lambie and Frans Steyn are fit for selection
Australian Rugby
Aug 21, 2011: Wallabies lock Nathan Sharpe will miss Saturday's Tri-Nations decider with the All Blacks after being named captain of the Australian Barbarians
South Africa 18-5 New Zealand, Port Elizabeth, August 20
Aug 20, 2011: South Africa coach Peter de Villiers was full of praise for his side after their battling 18-5 victory over New Zealand at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth
South Africa 18-5 New Zealand, Port Elizabeth, August 20
Aug 20, 2011: "Victory over New Zealand reminded everyone that South Africa remain a major force in world rugby." Graham Jenkins writes
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