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New Zealand Rugby confirm Moana Pasifika's Super Rugby Pacific departure

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By Nathan Williamson Verified
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New Zealand Rugby has confirmed they will not transfer the licence of Moana Pasifika to another party and they will not compete in Super Rugby Pacific in 2027. The club's current owners announced they would step away from the team in April, leaving the team's future in significant doubt. Watch every second of the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific season live and on demand via Stan Sport.
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Need for Speed: Wright revelling in Rugby's ongoing attacking arms race

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By Nathan Williamson Verified
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Wallabies fullback Tom Wright is confident the attacking shift across World Rugby will play into the Australians’ hands as they prepare for their Nations Championship opener against Ireland next week. Wright and the Wallabies enter camp on Wednesday after a brief training hub following their early exits from Super Rugby Pacific. Watch every second of the Nations Championship live and on demand via Stan Sport.
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Demi Kennewell announces retirement from Australian Rugby

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Australian Rugby Sevens star Demi Kennewell (nee Hayes) has announced her retirement from the World Series following a decorated 10-year career in the game. Kennewell made her international debut against Brazil in 2016 before watching her Australian teammates win gold at the Rio Olympics in the same year. Born in the mining town of Mount Isa, Kennewell grew up in Queensland’s south attending boarding school in Toowoomba.
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From Spain to Canberra: Anne Fernández de Corres finding a home at the Brumbies

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It's a long way from Basque Country in Spain to Canberra. More than 17,000 kilometres separate Vitoria-Gasteiz from the ACT, but for Anne Fernández de Corres, the move to the Brumbies has already felt like the right one. The Spanish international arrived in Australia ahead of the 2026 Super Rugby Women's season with an impressive rugby résumé.
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Sevens Star Lefau-Fakaosilea Adds Firepower for Reds Women in Updated Squad

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Sevens star Alysia Lefau-Fakaosilea is to give the Queensland Reds a bold lift in firepower for the remainder of the Swyftx Super Rugby Women’s season. Her timely availability is part of the revised make-up of the Reds squad to cover injury issues.
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Mackay prepared to handle golden pressure in quest for Australia U20s success

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By Nathan Williamson Verified
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Australia U20s flyhalf Finn Mackay is riding the high of his debut Super Rugby season as the Queenslander looks to deliver success in the gold jersey. Mackay and the Aussies have settled into Georgia ahead of Sunday's (AEST) Junior World Championship opener against Spain after a 25-hour trip to reach their base in Kutaisi. Watch every second of the Junior World Championship live and on demand via Stan Sport.
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Rugby Australia and Coca-Cola sign new partnership

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Rugby Australia and Coca-Cola have announced a landmark four-year partnership across National Teams that will see the world’s largest beverage manufacturer become the official soft drink, hydration, and energy drink partner for the Wallabies, Wallaroos and Australian Sevens teams.
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Brumbies bid farewell to Creighton, Anderson, and Saumaisue

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The ACT Brumbies can confirm Hudson Creighton, Austin Anderson and Judah Saumaisue will depart the club at the conclusion of the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific season. The trio have each made valued contributions during their time in Canberra, on and off field. Creighton departs after five seasons and 32 caps in Brumbies colours, while Anderson and Saumaisue have provided important depth to the club's squad over the past two campaigns.
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Savea 'embraces challenge' of leading All Blacks towards World Cup

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New captain Ardie Savea said he would "embrace the challenge" of leading the All Blacks in the Dave Rennie era, after taking on the job with a little over a year to go until the Rugby World Cup. New Zealand coach Rennie immediately installed dynamic back-row forward Savea as captain on Monday when he named his first squad since taking over from the sacked Scott Robertson. Watch every second of the Nations Championship live and on demand via Stan Sport.
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Super Rugby Women's 2026 Team of the Week Round Three

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By Nathan Williamson Verified
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Round Three of Super Rugby Women's saw two close encounters as the teams start to make their move towards the finals. The Fijiana Drua dug deep for a crucial home victory over the ACT Brumbies, powering home thanks to a dominant second half. Meanwhile, the Western Force needed a late try at home to defeat the Queensland Reds and stay in touch with top two. Rugby.com.au selects its Team of the Week from Round Three.
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