Coronavirus: Rugby Australia CEO takes 50 per cent pay cut
As part of drastic cost-cutting measures, Rugby Australia's CEO will halve her salary during the coronavirus pandemic.
Rugby Australia reports provisional deficit of 9.4 million AUD for 2019
"Even harder decisions" are to come after Rugby Australia (RA) reported a provisional deficit.
Coronavirus: Ewels denies Bath player revolt over pay cuts
Charlie Ewels has taken exception to suggestions Bath players are planning to refuse the club's request to take a pay cut.
Coronavirus: Foster agrees big pay cut, doubts All Blacks will play in July
Ian Foster believes it is unlikely New Zealand will play their scheduled matches in July as he agreed to a significant pay cut.
Cheika still choked by Australia’s failure to land trophy targets in his reign
Michael Cheika spent five years as Wallabies coach but could not land the two big trophies he wanted to secure a successful legacy.
On this day in sport: Scotland make history, record-crowd watches Jordan inspire Bulls
Relive the biggest sporting moments on this day, as we recount a first win for Scotland over England and a record crowd at an... Read more
Struggling Bulls appoint Jake White as director of rugby
Jake White's mission is for the struggling Bulls to "re-invent and re-mould the face of rugby" in South Africa.
Coronavirus: Coles prepared to take pay cut to help save New Zealand Rugby
All Black Dane Coles says it is inevitable that he will face a reduction in wages due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus: Champions Cup semi-finals and final postponed
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the conclusion to rugby's top European competitions will no longer take place in May.
Coronavirus: Super Rugby domestic competition plans on hold
Rugby Australia confirmed plans for a domestic competition were put on hold.
Williams commits to Premiership leaders Exeter Chiefs
England international Harry Williams says he feels ready to move to another level after extending his stay with Exeter Chiefs.
On this day in sport: Gerrard’s rapid red, Le Crunch debuts
We recall some of the biggest sporting moments that occurred on March 22 in previous years, including Steven Gerrard's rapid red card.
‘You’re witnessing a miracle’ – Fatialofa walking again after serious spinal injury
Just 11 weeks after sustaining a serious spinal injury, Worcester Warriors lock Michael Fatialofa has walked unaided.
Coronavirus: Wasps, Gloucester and Worcester announce pay cuts
Three Premiership clubs - Gloucester, Wasps and Worcester - have reduced wages due to the financial impact of coronavirus.
Coronavirus: New Zealand Rugby confident cash reserves can ease crisis
With Super Rugby suspended and teams facing losses of revenue, New Zealand Rugby's chief executive is confident it can manage the crisis.
Stormers doctor hailed for preventing Pieter-Steph du Toit leg amputation
Pieter-Steph du Toit is only expected to be out for three months following an injury that could have led to his leg being amputated.