Is this:
(a) "Copy/Paste?
(b) Groundhog Day?
(c) Déjà vu?
(d) All of the above?
Answers on a postcard.
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#PlayOnPod Drop!🎧
🏉 PK/YC/RC counts and averages. What are the trends?
🏉 We answer listener questions, including a scrum special, and in Stat Central, ask a few of our own (hint: what do NZ, France, Australia, and Belgium have in common?).
🏉 #WXV review.
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🏉 A preview of the upcoming Junior Law changes.
🏉 A MASSIVE weekend of appointments.
🏉 A Test match made for @StanSportrUGBY? Show me a better one!
🏉 More @WorldRugby awards.
See 🔗⬇
Listen: buff.ly/eGEKfU6
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ICYMI: The latest on Caitlyn Halse.
This should take her to the next level, which is really saying something.
abc.net.au/news/2026-11-06/w…
But wait, there's more!
Dig into the gory details immediately after each selected match.
#NationsChampionship
Replying to @89_Rugby
LIVE #NationsChampionship Post-Mortems return this weekend, too!
@patmccarry reunites with @bmcsport and throughout November - covering all the Wallabies games + some extra blockbusters!
This weekend, it's #SCOvNZL then #ENGvAUS to finish Rd.1!
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It's a veritable footy feast this weekend - the first of four, so buckle up, sit down, and enjoy the ride.
Not sure where to start?
Here's a cheat sheet. Note: all times are local kick-offs, so adjust for your time zone accordingly.
#NationsChampionship
All the #NationsChampionship Rd.1 matches covered this weekend on 8/9 Rugby!
LIVE match chat threads for ALL 6 GAMES!
Starts with #IREvARG, follows with all 4 Saturday games (SUN morning AU/NZ time), finishes with #ENGvAUS on Sunday (MON morning).
Set the alarms!
Rob McKay 🦘 retweeted
On this day in 1999, Australia defeated France 35-12 to win the Rugby World Cup.
@TobinBrothers
After the Brabham era, he reignited Australia's interest in @F1 just as it was making a jump shift from garagistes to the mainstream.
Always box office, he also played a key role in deciding who won the famed 1976 title on that crazy day at Fuji.
Vale.
We are very saddened to hear of the passing of World Champion Alan Jones.
‘Jonesy’ made his first F1 entrance at the 1975 Spanish Grand Prix with the Hesketh squad before going on to famously claim the title in 1980 alongside Frank Williams at his eponymous team.
A fierce racer and competitive spirit
Rest In Peace
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A sad day. One of the sport's true characters and a bloody good driver. Always forthright, sometimes to his detriment, and he wasn't afraid to drive in other categories. Unlucky not to win Bathurst too.
He and his father Stan - the only father/son combo to win the Australian GP.
Vale Alan Jones.
It is with great sadness that the Australian Grand Prix Corporation acknowledges the passing of Alan Jones, and we extend our deepest sympathies to his family, loved ones and friends.
As a Formula 1® World Champion and one of Australia’s greatest racing drivers, Alan holds a special place in the history of our sport. His 1980 World Championship inspired a generation of Australian motorsport fans, while his victory at the Australian Grand Prix that same year remains the last time an Australian driver has won their home Grand Prix.
He leaves an extraordinary legacy in Australian motorsport and will be deeply missed by the motorsport community around the world.
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Think back to Bledisloe 2 - did the Declan Meredith no-try decision make sense?
What about Jeremy Williams' yellow card?
@rob_mckay is back with another edition of Ask the Ref to clarify things...
(spoiler: both were right)
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