Layla Sae completes sensational comeback as more injury trouble hits Black Ferns
Layla Sae will make her return to the Black Ferns just nine months after she sustained an ACL injury on club duty with Harlequins.
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Two Wallaroos debutants named for blockbuster Red Roses Test
NSW Waratahs winger Amelia Whitaker and Queensland Reds skipper Jemma Bemrose are both set to make their Wallaroos debuts this wee…
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Black Ferns lose co-captain on eve of WXV opener
The Black Ferns have suffered a major blow on the eve of their WXV Global Series opener against France, losing co-captain Ruahei D…
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International
Interview
Pia Tapsell: 'I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t a little worried about the reception'
The Black Ferns' euphoric 2022 season was a nightmare for Pia Tapsell.
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International
Interview
Netherlands 'ready' for WXV after commando training and big Scotland win
The Netherlands are finally in Hong Kong. Before even boarding their flight, the Dames XV had time to go to a commando camp and ba…
International
Analysis
2026 WXV Global Series preview: Canada
In one of the most exciting schedules of the WXV Global Series, Canada are on the hunt for revenge against the Red Roses, with thr…
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International
Analysis
2026 WXV Global Series preview: France
France head coach Francois Ratier is taking the WXV Global Series seriously. The tight five forwards he selected teamed up in Capb…
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International
Analysis
2026 WXV Global Series preview: Scotland
When the WXV Global Series fixtures were first being arranged, Scotland would have been delighted to secure fixtures versus Canada…
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International
Analysis
2026 WXV Global Series preview: The Wallaroos
Of all the teams taking part in the WXV Global Series, the Wallaroos come into September in one of the most intriguing positions i…
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Springbok Women ‘established credibility’ despite loss to Black Ferns
Springbok Women co-coach Laurian Johannes-Haupt believes her side “established credibility” despite a 52-20 defeat to the Blac…
Ex-Wales captain secures ‘key’ WRU development role
Former Wales captain Siwan Lillicrap has been appointed head of women's coaching and development by the Welsh Rugby Union.
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Wallaroos embrace ultimate test against ‘gold standard’ of women’s 15s
Desiree Miller believes the Aussies can go into their WXV Global Series opener against England with a nothing-to-lose mentality.
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