By Nick Mulvenney SYDNEY (Reuters) -Rugby Australia chief Phil Waugh was disappointed the Wallabies lost the test series ...

The British & Irish Lions had already done enough to assure their legacy before their dream of a 3-0 series triumph was ...

Ben Calveley, the British and Irish Lions chief executive, is adamant that the touring side will be returning to Australia ...

And, at the end of it all, Australia emerged from a night of incident and accident having avoided the ignominy of a 3-0 ...

Billy Pollard is set to start at hooker after David Porecki was ruled out in another injury setback for Australia on the eve ...

The Wallabies have been forced to call Brandon Paenga-Amosa into the team for Saturday's final test against the British & ...

The great news for rugby fans down under is that all three of the British & Irish Lions test matches are being broadcast free ...

The British and Irish Lions are on the verge of a historic series sweep against Australia after a narrow 29-26 win in ...

The Wallabies host the Lions in the third Test at Accor Stadium in Sydney on Saturday 2 August, with kick off scheduled for ...

Winning the third Test in a rousing performance Sydney, the Wallabies ended the series as 2-1 losers for the second successive tour but RA boss Phil Waugh says the close contest across the series ...

An incredible total of 453,237 people attended nine Lions games across five weeks, culminating with a sold-out Accor Stadium ...