Indigenous Rugby Player
Dylan Pietsch spent most of last year's international rugby union season stuck on the sidelines waiting to debut for the Wallabies after having been promised an appearance under advisement from former...
The recall of a Wallabies favourite and the third call-up of a Test prodigy has cost rising Indigenous outside back Dylan Pietsch a spot for back-to-back rugby union Tests.
There are a lot of firsts for Dylan Pietsch on Saturday except for the number of caps on his Wallabies jersey. That stands at two after debuting more than a month ago in the first Test match of the 20...
Similar shrieks of anticipation to the days of the Ella brothers playing for Randwick is starting to echo across the University of Queensland campus four decades later on the back of a promising trio...
Dylan Pietsch has been left out of the Wallabies Test match against Georgia after sitting on the bench in his second outing for Australia. The 26-year-old is a victim of the search for more depth in A...
Dylan Pietsch had learned of his Wallabies' Test rugby debut as early as Tuesday, just two days ahead of the official announcement that has placed the converted winger to be the 15th Indigenous player...
When Kurtley Beale was sitting in a Sydney courtroom and was under pressure from cross-examination during his trial over charges of sexual assault, he could only turn to the support of loved ones to e...
Kurtley Beale has made a stunning comeback into the Wallabies Test squad ahead of Australia's first Test of the season against Wales next month.
Nothing brought Dylan Pietsch back to reality from the cusp of improbable World Cup selection more than boys from his own mob camping out on Country.
For a game customarily associated to elitism and privilege, it has been slow progress over time for the world's longest continuous culture of 65,000 years to be recognised and valued on the rugby fron...
Not even engaging with the boss of rugby union in the country of his ancestors could resolve a gifted First Nations 16-year-old from switching allegiances to New Zealand.
Indigenous talent Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow is one of several Australian rugby league Test players that have been targeted again to switch allegiances for good to play on their Samoan heritage.
South Sydney star Latrell Mitchell told ACT police during his arrest in February "I've done nothing wrong but be a Blackfella in Australia", with future club teammate, close friend and distant cousin...
