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Queensland Rugby Union is the governing body for the Code of Rugby Union in Queensland.
Queensland Rugby’s mission is to increase participation and visibility of our game while fostering a winning culture and the pursuit of greatness in our professional rugby team - the Queensland Reds.
We strive to govern the game for the prosperity of all Queensland Rugby stakeholders and effectively manage and deliver the many state-wide rugby competition structures.
Queensland Rugby aims to lead and support Rugby Excellence throughout all areas of our business.
The union has 27 affiliated members and represents the interests of more than 90,000 players at 240 clubs and 450 schools which incorporate around 10,000 officials, administrators and volunteers across the state.
To support this sizeable community Queensland Rugby recognises the importance of attracting and building quality partnerships in the corporate community. These relationships along with our clubs, volunteers and fans bring investment, financial and otherwise, into all levels of the code as well as providing considerable intelligence, expertise and infrastructure support which serves to strengthen Rugby in Queensland. Source
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Search ArticlesBallymore Beat: Norths' Fairytale Not Yet Finished in Sumo Energy Hospital Cup
Passionate captain Josh Mongard insists the Norths’ fairytale is not yet complete and surprises still await in the Sumo Energy Hospital Cup finals. So long-suffering have Eagles’ fans been that merely making the semi-finals for the first time in 34 years should seem like winning Gold Lotto. Not the full story, says hooker Mongard. “It’s obviously an incredible achievement to make the finals after such a long time, for the club and everyone around it,” Mongard said.
'There's still a massive upside to him': Wallabies praise for Canham in breakout Test campaign
Wallabies assistant Tom Donnelly is confident the best is yet to come for second-rower Josh Canham as the lock's rise continues at Test level. Canham has emerged as the breakout star for the Wallabies over the first four games of the season, looming as a major weapon ahead of Saturday's second Test against Japan in Townsville. Watch every second of the Wallabies' Tests against Japan live and on demand via Stan Sport.
Kiss' relief as Wallabies look to build off debut Japan win
Wallabies coach Les Kiss was all smiles even after a tense 35-32 win over Japan in Osaka, looking for improvements ahead of next week's return leg in Townsville. Kiss started his tenure with a tight win over the Brave Blossoms in testing conditions, dealing with a myriad of setbacks to get the victory. Watch every second of the Wallabies' Tests against Japan live and on demand via Stan Sport. The heat was sweltering, not dropping below 30 degrees as the humidity took its toil on the players.
The 'stubborn' mindset that delivered Isaac Henry a dream Wallabies debut
Isaac Henry has a new appreciation of his 'dark' rehab days as the latest Wallaby reflects on his journey to Test Rugby. Henry is officially Wallaby #999, coming off the bench in the three-point victory over Japan in Osaka. Watch every second of the Wallabies' Tests against Japan live and on demand via Stan Sport. The 27-year-old has done it the hard way, missing close to two years with multiple injuries across his young career.
UQ End Brothers "Perfect Season" Yet Miss Sumo Energy Hospital Cup Semi-finals
University of Queensland stunned Brothers 45-33 to deny them history in the last round of the Sumo Energy Hospital Cup despite the addition of Josh Flook, James O’Connor, and Matthew Faessler. Brothers were aiming to be the first team since 1913 to go through the season undefeated but were turned away by a dazzling Red Heavies side at St Lucia on Saturday.
Wallabies dig deep to secure tight Japan win in Les Kiss' debut
Coach Les Kiss' tenure as Wallabies coach has started with a 35-32 win over Japan in Osaka. The Australians were pushed all the way, forced to dig deep after a red card to Miles Amatosero in the first half. Watch every second of the Wallabies' Tests against Japan live and on demand via Stan Sport. In the end, the quality of the bench proved the difference, as they survived the heat and a fierce Japanese comeback.
'A lot of people would've quit': Wilson's pride as teammate Henry lives out Wallabies dream
Wallabies skipper Harry Wilson is proud to see Reds teammate Isaac Henry get his shot at the gold jersey as the centre prepares for a potentially emotional debut. Henry is in line to be Wallaby #999, selected on the bench for Saturday's match against Japan in Osaka. Watch every second of the Wallabies Tests against Japan live and on demand via Stan Sport. The midfielder has had a wretched run of injuries, missing over a year after a ruptured patellar tendon in 2024.
Golden pioneers: Rio 2016 squad reunite for decade of celebration
“Australia know it’s theirs, it’s their gold medal.” Basked in glory, triumph and emotion, Australia’s Women’s Rugby Sevens team might’ve known they’d just won gold in Rio, but only a decade on can the players truly reflect on the impacts victory at the Olympics can have on generations to come. Watch every second of the SVNS World Series live and on demand via Stan Sport.
Key playmaking trio extend contracts through to LA Olympics
Australia Women’s Sevens trio Tia Hinds, Kiiahla Duff and Rhani Hagan have signed new contracts through to the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028. Hinds will eye a third Olympics campaign after agreeing to a new two-year extension while Duff and Hagan are chasing a maiden appearance on the world stage. Hinds is one of the star playmakers in Rugby Sevens after making her debut as a teenager in 2021 and is nearing 500 points on the circuit.
Les is more: Kiss seeks balance in first Test at helm
Undeterred by any Eddie Jones surprises, Les Kiss is confident he's balanced the "here and now" of winning in his Wallabies coaching debut with longer-term Rugby World Cup aspirations. The new mentor has come out swinging ahead of his first Test in charge - against Japan in sweltering Osaka on Saturday - making nine changes to the Australian side that beat Italy in their last start. Watch every second of the Wallabies 2026 season live and on demand via Stan Sport.