Papua New Guinea gains a team in Australian rugby league in diplomatic push aimed at curbing China
The Australian government will spend 600 million Australian dollars ($380 million) over a decade to add a team from its nearest neighbor to the National Rugby League from 2028. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his Papua New Guinea counterpart James Marape announced the deal at a Sydney news conference.
SYDNEY -- Australia and Papua New Guinea on Thursday signed a deal to establish a PNG rugby league club in Australia's national competition, a strategic agreement long pursued by Canberra as it ...
A group of Australia’s sevens superstars, including Charlotte Caslick and Maddison Levi, will switch to 15s next year to try ...
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It has been a busy time in the Australian government’s sports diplomacy locker room. Recently, Assistant Foreign Minister Tim Watts met with 22 national sporting organisations in Melbourne for the ...
A team from rugby league hotspot Papua New Guinea will enter the National Rugby League from 2028 after officially being ...
I want rugby to succeed, and you want rugby to succeed. But achieving the aims of the governing body’s strategy report will ...
Rugby Australia released an ambitious strategy document on Tuesday with the bold aim of becoming the top rugby nation in the ...
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Code-switcher Joseph Sua’ali’i has recovered from injury to make Australia’s team for the rugby test against Ireland, which ...
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his counterpart James Marape announced the ‘world first sports diplomacy deal’.
As anticipation builds in Australia and across the globe, Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 has officially revealed its logo and vibrant visual identity, signaling a new and transformative chapter in the ...
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