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Rugby Australia is not supporting community grassroots rugby and consequently lost touch with its supporter base, resulting in falling revenues. The Roar Rugby Project aims to document the challenges and opportunities facing rugby at all levels across the nation in the following articles.

If anyone was wondering why Network Ten’s lead commentator Simon Hill is held in such high regard, his leap to the top of the pops after just one week of A-League Men’s competition may well explain why.

After the longest of off-seasons imaginable, season 2021-22 of the newly rebranded A-League Men’s competition is finally here. New broadcasters and sponsors have the league seemingly on the verge of a new frontier and with changes aplenty across the 12 teams,

After the longest of off-seasons imaginable, season 2021-22 of the newly rebranded A-League Men’s competition is finally here. New broadcasters and sponsors have the league seemingly on the verge of a new frontier and with changes aplenty across the 12 teams,

The big one is here. Back in its traditional October long weekend timeslot, the South Sydney Rabbitohs and Penrith Panthers will clash with the winner to hoist the game’s ultimate prize, the Provan Summons Trophy aloft on Sunday evening.

The preliminary finals are here. Four teams remain, and spots in the grand final are on the line as the season’s top four teams put it all on the line. Here is The Roar’s NRL expert tipping panel. Unsurprisingly,

The first week of finals brought us three excellent encounters and a blowout, and this weekend’s semi-finals could bring us more closely run action. This is The Roar’s NRL expert tipping panel for Week 2 of the finals.

This is it! The regular season is just about over. Eight games to go, and some monumental contests to decide the minor premiership, the top four and top eight. This is The Roar’s NRL expert tipping panel for Round 25.

It’s well and truly the business end of the season. Win, and you can start daring to dream of premiership success. Lose, and it’s a long summer ahead. That summer began for both the Sydney Swans and Essendon last weekend,

It’s blockbuster city as we close out the 2021 home-and-away season. We’ve got first versus second, third versus fourth, all but one match has (technical) finals implications – and the one that doesn’t is 17th versus 18th!