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Aussie 7s star Levi shuts down NRLW switch talk
Maddison Levi has quashed suggestions she was eyeing a switch to the NRLW next year, reiterating her ambitions to feature in next year's Women's Rugby World Cup as well as leaving her "name" on the sevens game.
England drawn with Australia, USA at '25 Rugby WC
Hosts and favourites England were grouped with Australia and the United States after the draw for the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup was made on Thursday.
Siya Kolisi shows rugby how it can embrace the women's game
Springboks captain and two-time World Cup winner Siya Kolisi is a women's rugby fan and he wants more men to jump on the bandwagon.
Yapp's patience yielded an historic trophy -- now Wallaroos must kick on
After a long, arduous year, Wallaroos coach Jo Yapp and her players have been rewarded for their patience and perseverance with the WXV2 title.
'Be bold, be innovative' - how women's rugby is evolving as '25 World Cup looms
With the Women's Rugby World Cup being held in England next year, organisers are under pressure to seize the moment and transform the women's game.
Wallaroos repel Springbok charge for gutsy win
The Wallaroos have earned a pulsating 33-26 triumph over South Africa in Cape Town, as record-equalling Ash Marsters came up with a heroic last-ditch steal to put the Australian women's side in sight of the WXV2 tournament title.
Australia's next Ash Marsters lost after Rebels SuperW axing
Proud Victorian Ash Masters will become the equal most capped Wallaroo ever on Sunday. But her SuperW team no longer exists.
'We're coming to take the reins': Teen young gun Moleka warns experienced Wallaroos teammates
Wallaroos flyhalf Faitala Moleka has sounded a warning to her teammates, the next generation of talent is coming and they're ready to take over the squad.
Wallaroos get revenge win over Wales in WXV2
The Wallaroos have earned swift and comprehensive revenge over Wales, powering to a hugely impressive 37-5 victory to kick off their WXV2 tournament challenge in style.
Wallaroos suffer chastening loss to Ireland in Belfast
Australia's rugby women have been handed a 36-10 hammering by Ireland in Belfast, just a week after their male counterparts suffered a similar chastening loss at the hands of Argentina.
Wallaroos' six-week tour a must-win on road to World Cup
With just under a year until the women's Rugby World Cup in England, the importance of the Wallaroos' upcoming tour can't be understated.
Injury rules flanker Duck out of Wallaroos tour
Piper Duck's bad luck with injury has continued with the star Wallaroos flanker to miss their tour of Ireland and Wales and the WXV 2 tournament in South Africa.
Time to blow up Super W for the sake of the Wallaroos
Sunday's humiliating 62-0 loss to the Black Ferns showed Rugby Australia must blow up Super W and start again for the sake of the Wallaroos.
Wallaroos suffer biggest home defeat to New Zealand
Black Ferns winger Katelyn Vahaakolo has bagged a quartet of tries to help the New Zealanders to their biggest win over the Wallaroos on Australian soil, humbling their trans-Tasman rivals 62-0 in Ballymore.
Miller scores four as Wallaroos hammer Fijiana
A record-equalling four-try haul from prolific winger Desiree Miller fired Australia to their first Test win of the year on Saturday night.
Smale eyeing gold to close out sevens chapter
Named in her third Olympics team, Australian women's sevens stalwart Sharni Smale (nee Williams) will say goodbye to the sevens format in Paris after 12 years in the game.
5 new faces in Wallaroos squad for Fijiana Test
Wallaroos coach Jo Yapp has made five changes to the squad for their next Test match from the players who competed in the Pacific Four series.
Aussie women Olympics ready, claim SVNS title
The Australian women's sevens team have been crowned inaugural SVNS champions after they downed France 26-7 in the Madrid final on Monday morning.
Caslick and co. eye 15s switch after Wallaroos reality check
Australian women's sevens co-captain Charlotte Caslick as well as several of her teammates have expressed interest in bolstering the Wallaroos for next year's World Cup, but their inclusion won't solve Jo Yapp's problem positions.
Wallaroos look for historic win over Black Ferns
Wallaroos coach Jo Yapp has revamped her side as they attempt to pull off a historic victory over the Black Ferns in their final Pacific Four rugby series match.
Wallaroos fall after second-half surge by USA
The Wallaroos have suffered a disastrous 32-25 loss to the United States in their Pacific Four clash, which will likely see them miss qualification for the elite WXV 1 rugby competition.
The rapid rise of Australia's youngest ever Test rugby player
Caitlyn Halse's rapid rise to the Wallaroos is almost complete with the 17-year-old set to become the youngest Wallaroo or Wallaby ever when she debuts on Friday night.
Wallaroos young gun Halse to make history
Wallaroos coach Jo Yapp has turned to Australia's youngest debutant ever Caitlyn Halse for her side's must win clash against the United States on Friday night.
Yapp, Wallaroos given stark reminder the gap between top four and the rest
New Wallaroos coach Jo Yapp has been given a stark reminder of just how wide the gap is between the top four and the rest on the World Rugby rankings, after the Wallaroos were dominated in their 33-14 loss to Canada on Saturday night.
Wallaroos' McKenzie's work with World Cup winner adds kicking edge
Turning to a World Cup winner in pursuit of a Super Rugby Women's title, Wallaroos flyhalf Arabella McKenzie is ready to bring her improved kicking game to the international stage.