Rugby Sevens
Rugby sevens, for one, is worth big numbers on the global sporting scene. By popularity, by crowds, by TV ratings, and by any metric most of all, by dollars and cents.
The Australian Defence Force has launched a sport engagement program at the Solomon Islands National Institute of Sport in Honiara. Running from November 25 to December 1, the initiative aims to build...
An international Aboriginal rugby sevens outfit has walked away full of belief for the future after accepting praise from the Australian national sevens set-up and further support off current Indigeno...
Indigenous sevens veteran Maurice Longbottom has secured Australia a path into the semi-finals for the first time in its brief Olympic history.
The Indigenous rugby sevens troupe that tours Australia and sometimes the world is battling against a cash drain to develop their mission, but not against talent.
Osea Kolinisau led Fiji to their first ever Olympic gold medal when rugby sevens made its Games debut in 2016, and now he's turning to old teammate Jerry Tuwai to help the Pacific nation's bid for a t...
St George Illawarra five-eighth Tyla King is at home in Tauranga, on the North Island of New Zealand, with two playbooks in front of her. One acts as the key to winning a second rugby sevens Olympic g...
NRL convert Mark Nawaqanitawase has made a "seamless transition" to the rugby sevens team ahead of the Paris Olympics according to Australian coach John Manenti, who confirmed the flyer's place in the...
Think of the Ellas – pick any one of the Indigenous Wallabies brothers, Mark, Gary, or Glen – and their revolutionary style of play in their 1980s Test heyday was more sevens-like than the...
Dylan Pietsch's exhilarating start to the Super Rugby Pacific season has put the once flanker-turned-winger back in the frame for an overdue national Test call-up this season.
It is not often that Maurice Longbottom – of all Indigenous talents that embodies the true spirit of Australian running rugby – is upstaged on his field of expertise by a rookie.
Time after time, just like Lloyd McDermott did to earn his dual 1962 Test caps, the Aboriginal rugby development team that bears his name continues to prove the doubters wrong.
Wallabies bolter Dylan Pietsch has moved on since his blunt omission from the Rugby World Cup squad ahead of selection for Australia A and a Barbarians tour of the UK.