Author: Hugh Cavill

We expose the truth behind the Waratahs’ decision not to publish crowd figures on game day.

The Waratahs put the Force to the sword on a sunny Sydney afternoon.

The players are back home after the Spring Tour, so it is time to look back on 2013 and see how far we have come. It was a crazy year for Aussie rugby, with plenty of highs and lows to talk about. Today I will look at the 5 biggest positives for rugby this year. The negatives will be revealed in coming days. So in order of importance, here we go: 1. The Spring Offensive It is hard to go past the last eight weeks as the biggest positive for rugby this year. Ultimately the game in this country lives…

A few insightful observations from the Wallabies resounding victory over Ireland.

We rate the players in the game between the Wallabies and England.

A few quick observations after watching the replay of the final Bledisloe.

We rate the Wallabies in their big win over Argentina.

Jake White is gone, and Brumbies fans still don’t quite know why. Time for Jake to step up and explain himself.

Sydney University now dominate the Shute Shield. Is it starting to hurt Sydney rugby?

I take a look at the Wallabies vs Boks in the cold, hard light of day. And it isn’t pretty.

We use the patented G&GR Ratings Scale to have a look at the second Bledisloe test.

12 Quick observations from last night’s game between the All Blacks and Wallabies.

New coach, new 10… same old crap. Read our review of Bled I, but I warn you- it isn’t pretty.

We look back at the Waratahs 2013 season.

We take a look at the leading candidates for the Wallaby 6 and 12 jerseys.

It wasn’t pretty, but the Reds defence held firm late in the second half to ensure a two-point win over the Waratahs.

A rugby love story six years in the making.

Ewen McKenzie is a great coach, but let’s not start thinking he is the rugby Messiah.

It’s almost Saturday, and I attempt to fire up the boys and the nation.

We rate the players from the second test between the Wallabies and Lions.