Super Rugby talks "on hold" for Ashley-Cooper
By Adam Ashley-Cooper wants to play Super Rugby in 2019 but his Australian talks have been put “on hold” after the veteran’s surprise Spring Tour call-up. Ashley-Cooper has been in talks with the Waratahs and NSW had been confident of announcing a deal last month. However, with his Spring Tour inclusion, Ashley-Cooper said his contract discussions […]
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Brumbies and Wallabies in player tug-of-war
Wallabies coach Michael Cheika is not looking to back down from a request for the Brumbies to rest stars Allan Alaalatoa, Scott Sio and David Pocock this weekend. The Brumbies play the Sunwolves on Sunday afternoon, just six days before the opening June Test, and Cheika requested that the trio be left out of the […]
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Waratahs have Rodda in their sights for 2019
The Reds may be one step closer to re-signing Samu Kerevi but the Waratahs are circling another one of their Wallabies, tabling an offer to star young gun Izack Rodda. Rodda is off contract at the end of the year and with the Waratahs eager to deepen their lock stocks, the 21-year-old is understood to […]
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Holloway set for second row start at Suncorp
Jed Holloway is set to start in the second row for the first time in Super Rugby this weekend, when the Waratahs take on the Reds. Holloway has been named to start alongside Rob Simmons in the clash, with Tom Staniforth shifted back to the bench. The 25-year-old came off the bench into the second […]
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Foley would welcome Toomua return
Waratahs flyhalf Bernard Foley says he’d welcome the return of Matt Toomua to Australian rugby. Toomua is currently signed with the UK’s Leicester Tigers until 2020 but he is being strongly linked to a move to the Melbourne Rebels. Though the Brumbies have also expressed interest in his return, Toomua is believed to be keen […]
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Waratahs looking forward to first run at BankWest
The Waratahs are taking their 2019 road show to Sydney’s west on Saturday night and they’re looking forward to the shift for themselves and their fans. NSW have played three of their past four home matches at the SCG as part of their revolving door of home venues being used while the Sydney Football Stadium […]
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Rick Mercer Calls Out Burnaby Conservatives For Fake Quote In Meme
Canadian comedian Rick Mercer took to Twitter this week to call out a B.C. federal election candidate, who posted a quote falsely attributed to him saying to vote Conservative. Last week, the Conservative Burnaby North-Seymour Constituency Association Facebook page shared an image of Mercer with text urging people to vote Conservative. Their candidate for the […]
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Hate Graffiti Has Tainted Candidate Election Signs In 3 Ridings This Week Alone
When Liberal candidate Karen Ludwig learned that someone had painted black swastikas across one of her roadside election signs, she was not only shocked, but also angry. “That’s a pretty serious symbol to use against democracy and the people who support it,” said the incumbent of the largely rural New Brunswick Southwest riding. The vandalism […]
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Conservatives Pledge 'Universal Tax Cut' For Lowest Income Bracket
SURREY, B.C. — Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer unveiled a $6-billion tax cut Sunday in his first campaign swing through British Columbia. Scheer visited the home of a couple in the Vancouver suburb of Surrey to promise he will cut the tax rate on the lowest federal income bracket — the one charged on income up […]
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Alexis Sanchez reveals Romelu Lukaku convinced him to leave Manchester United and join Inter Milan
Alexis Sanchez has revealed Romelu Lukaku’s words of wisdom persuaded him to leave Manchester United and link up with him at Inter Milan. Sanchez, who endured a miserable 19-month spell at Old Trafford, left the Red Devils over the summer to join the Serie A giants on a season-long loan deal. The move came after […]
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