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Stephen Larkham wasn't sure of the league convert's best position, but the ACT full-back is now a potent Wallabies weapon.
Brett McKay is an Australian sportswriter, broadcaster, commentator, and is one half of The 8-9 Combo Rugby Podcast. Brett covered rugby for Australian sports website The Roar for more than 15 years, has sat on Test Match and Super Rugby sidelines as a commentator for ABC Sport for more than a decade, and is a regular radio pundit for stations in Australia and New Zealand.
Stephen Larkham wasn't sure of the league convert's best position, but the ACT full-back is now a potent Wallabies weapon.
With New Zealand and South Africa playing each other in 2026 and 2030, should tournament organisers look further afield?
Conceding an average of 32 points and four tries a game, Joe Schmidt's Wallabies have issues to resolve before heading to Europe.
Impact from the Wallabies' replacements galvanised them, in contrast to New Zealand's 'ad-hoc' strategy.
Australia may fear the worst with a wounded New Zealand next, but Joe Schmidt has previous in overseeing a swift transformation.
Australia's ability to profit from in-game adjustments bodes well for further progress under Joe Schmidt.
The rookie openside's defensive load must be lightened so he can make more impact around the field.
Joe Schmidt took solace in some aspects of the Wallabies' latest defeat, but swift improvements are needed.
A tournament with such rich history, pedigree and rivalries is being undersold to sports fans.
With Fraser McReight and Liam Wright out, Joe Schmidt will find out what sort of talent he has at his disposal with the Boks in Br…
With just under a year to go to the first Lions test, the ex-Wallabies skipper explains just how intense the tour is, for both sid…
The first of Filipo Daugunu's stunning double against Wales underlines the coach's early impact on Australia.
Only a second win from 13 Tests in Sydney was a solid benchmark to kick-start the new coach's reign.
Numerous on-field issues have becoming weeping sores for the embattled Australians as Wales arrive Down Under.
ACT are in familiar territory after coming up short in a Super Rugby semi-final for a third straight year.
The fly-half is relaxed about the prospect of a Wallabies recall as he aims to steer Brumbies to the SRP final.
Brumbies and Reds can be optimistic tackling the Super Rugby Pacific play-offs but Rebels face a tall order.
Eleven sides are still in top-eight contention heading into the final round of Super Rugby Pacific games.
Against a backdrop of financial ruin and doubt, the Rebels coach has steered his troops to a maiden Super Rugby play-off.
A glut of back-three talent has exposed Australia's short-sighted policy in luring Joseph Suaali’i from league.