Wallaroos all-time leading try-scorer Maya Stewart has sent a pointed message to her teammates and wider rugby contingent that there'll be no more excuses for poor performances in the future once the ...

The Wallaroos have been urged to be bold in their sudden-death Rugby World Cup quarterfinal with Canada. Australia is the underdog in the last-eight clash against world number two Canada in Bristol on ...

From former gymnasts and versatile veterans to a sevens convert and teenage sensation, these players can lift Australia to new heights in England Australia begin their Women’s Rugby World Cup campaign ...

World Rugby foots bill for upgrade to travel for women’s team Australia name 32-player squad with injured Charlotte Caslick included The Wallaroos are ready for business. Australia’s 32-player squad ...

Australia’s Wallaroos made a resounding statement with a dominant 43-7 victory over Fiji in their first ever Test match played on Fijian soil. The match saw center Bienne Terita score two tries, while ...

Only three years out from hosting the Women's Rugby World Cup, Australia makes a key appointment it hopes will help deliver ...

The Wallaroos have locked in another four stars for next year, with incumbent flyhalf Faitala Moleka the headlining name. She will be joined by forwards Martha Fua, Allana Sikimeti and winger Biola ...

On the field, she's fierce, loud, and determined to break games wide open with her blockbusting carries and huge tackles, but off the pitch Wallaroos centre Georgie Friedrichs is a little different.

This has nothing to do with the Wallaroos but is interesting nonetheless: The Black Ferns hold their haka positions at the beginning of the game until the opposition breaks. Bit of a mantra there: the ...