Wallabies

Wallabies lose coach before World Cup

Australia forwards coach Dan McKellar quit on Wednesday just months before the World Cup and will reportedly take the top job at English Premiership side Leicester.

England coach Eddie Jones and Bok coach Rassie Erasmus

Eddie takes lessons from Rassie, Boks

Eddie Jones says the Boks’ 2019 World Cup rags-to-riches story under Rassie Erasmus is proof that Australia can still be among the title favourites at this year’s global showpiece.

Watch: Eddie, the World Cup ‘super coach’

Eddie Jones will be the most experienced Test coach at what will be his fifth World Cup, kicking off in France in September, and determined to make a second successive final.

Eddie: I don’t care who is All Blacks coach

Eddie Jones says he is more focused on his first season back as Australia coach than on whether Ian Foster or Scott Robertson are in charge of New Zealand.

Best Bok debut: Jantjies vs Moodie

After four head-to-head rounds, Herschel Jantjies takes on Canan Moodie in the final showdown to determine which Bok made the most emphatic Test debut.

3 October 2015; Matt Giteau, Australia, celebrates after scoring a try. 2015 Rugby World Cup, Pool A, England v Australia, Twickenham Stadium, London, England. Picture credit:

Watch: The best of Giteau

Matt Giteau on Friday officially announced his retirement from rugby at the age of 40. Take a look back at some of the best plays from the former Wallabies utility back.

Eddie: I’m not the messiah

Eddie Jones on Tuesday declared that he is no miracle-worker, but is aiming to win the World Cup in France in his first year back in charge of the Wallabies.

epa10185598 Australia's Bernard Foley (L) with referee Mathieu Raynal in the closing stages of the Rugby Championship match between Australia and New Zealand at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 15 September 2022.

Watch: Wallabies take pot shots at Raynal

Wallabies duo Nic White and Ned Hanigan took the opportunity to fire shots back at referee Mathieu Raynal in a controversial incident at the Australian Open.

Larkham a ‘big fan’ of Eddie as Wallaby coach

Former Australia flyhalf Stephen Larkham believes Eddie Jones will “add a bit of spice into the mix” after taking charge of the Wallabies for a second time.

Wallabies ‘sh***ing’ themselves for Eddie

Australia scrumhalf Nic White is preparing for an intense experience under incoming coach Eddie Jones, with fellow Wallaby Ned Hanigan saying his “jaw hit the ground” when he heard about Jones’ return.