Rugby Australia faces many challenges. But settling the coaching succession is a giant step into a brighter future.
With Les Kiss locked in as the next Wallabies coach,a search for his replacement at the Reds is set to go global.
Les Kiss is confident he will have enough time to get the Wallabies firing despite the short runway for the home World Cup.
Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt has extended his contract and will take the national side on the Spring Tour as part of a handover to his successor Les Kiss.
As we await confirmation that Les Kiss will be the next Wallabies coach,we look at why he’s primed to take Australian rugby to the top.
After a drawn out negotiation,former Bears and Kangaroos winger Les Kiss is set to be revealed as the next Wallabies coach.
These two men spent their Wallabies season last year on the bench. Has the time come for them to earn their promotions?
He was a madcap adventurer and one of only two men to play for both the British Lions and the Wallabies – before dying on the first day at Gallipoli. After a long campaign,he is finally being recognised.
Len Ikitau was snubbed by Eddie Jones at the last World Cup in 2023. Now he’s locked away with Australian rugby until a home World Cup in 2027.
Hunter Paisami is playing his best footy under Les Kiss,but how have the Reds reacted to their mentor’s uncertain future as a possible Test coach?