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Andrew Johns has called for up to six Manly players to be recognised by Australian selectors and be picked in the World Cup squad today, after the Sea Eagles demolished Melbourne on Sunday.

By John Fordham

When Howard Park owner Jeff Burch purchased a house in Burgundy 15 years ago little did he realise that his next door neighbour would one day become his partner in an exciting global wine venture.

The longest ever Swans coach Paul Roos pledged his future to the Sydney club until the end of the 2011 season.

By Dave Hughes

Coach John Mitchell has the full support of Western Force administrators who consider his uncompromising manner necessary to accelerate the club from Super 14 rugby easybeats to title contenders.

By Bret Harris

Western Force admits it will have a fight on its hands retaining key players such as Wallabies five-eighth Matt Giteau, but rejected any suggestion of a revolt against coach John Mitchell.

By John Fordham

Collecting the majority of trophies at the 2008 Hunter Valley Wine Show delivered Bruce Tyrrell with a dream result to mark his family company’s 150th anniversary.

Western Force outside centre Ryan Cross' dream season has continued with his selection in the Wallabies squad for the spring tour.

By John Fordham

While it’s obviously not as well-known as the Hunter Valley, Coonawarra or Margaret River, Orange’s profile is rapidly growing along with the quality of its wines.

By Nick Fordham

Western Force outside centre Ryan Cross won the Australian Wallabies 'players' player' award for his powerful display in a losing team against the All Blacks in Brisbane on Saturday night.

By John Fordham

Mudgee vigneron Rick Turner says there’s only one way to compete with the neighbouring Orange region’s rising popularity. And that’s to continue making affordable, palate-pleasing wines.