
Finn Morton
Multimedia Journalist at RugbyPass
Content Contributor at World Rugby
@RugbyPass Sevens Editorial Lead | Spend my weeks writing about all things Wallabies, All Blacks, Super Rugby & 7s | Views my own
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1 week ago |
rugbypass.com | Finn Morton
Four-time NRL Premiership winner Nathan Cleary is apparently “quite keen” on a shock move across codes to rugby union, with legendary Wallaby Tim Horan dropping a bombshell piece of transfer gossip this week. Cleary started at halfback for New South Wales on Wednesday, as they dominated the Queensland Maroons 18-6 at Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium, although the playmaker did miss all three conversion attempts.
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1 week ago |
rugbypass.com | Finn Morton
Former Wallabies lock Sam Carter will hang up the boots after the Western Force take on the British & Irish Lions at Optus Stadium next month, which could potentially be an incredible swansong farewell from the professional game. Carter has enjoyed a decorated 14-year professional rugby career, which has included time with clubs both in Australia and abroad. The 35-year-old has played more than 130 Super Rugby matches across stints with the Brumbies and the Force.
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1 week ago |
rugbypass.com | Finn Morton
Dan McKellar knows the NSW Waratahs head into their season-defining clash with the Blues as firm underdogs, but the coach remains hopeful of an upset, with the visitors chasing a historic result on “just another patch of grass” at Eden Park. One-Test Wallaby Darby Lancaster was the hero for the Tahs last weekend at Perth’s HBF Park, as the winger crossed for a speculator last-gasp try to steal a win against the Western Force.
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1 week ago |
rugbypass.com | Finn Morton
Hurricanes co-captain Du’Plessis Kirifi had “a couple of sleepless nights” weighing up offers to head overseas – including a particularly “juicy” deal from an unnamed club – before re-signing with New Zealand Rugby through to the 2027 Rugby World Cup. Krifi captained the All Blacks XV during an unbeaten two-game tour in Europe last year, before the backrower was called into the top squad as injury cover.
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1 week ago |
rugbypass.com | Finn Morton
Former All Black Jeffery Toomaga-Allen has re-committed to the Queensland Reds for the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific season, joining Wallabies Josh Flook and Seru Uru in signing one-year contract extensions with the Queensland Rugby Union. Toomaga-Allen’s fresh deal was announced by the Reds on Thursday, following the news earlier in the week that both Flook and Uru had re-signed. Queensland have also secured the services of Wallabies like Harry Wilson and Fraser McReight through until the end of 2027.
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