Pulver fronts Senate inquiry over Force axing
Australian Rugby Union chief Bill Pulver faced a grilling over the axing of the Western Force and future of the sport at a Senate hearing in Perth.
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Pulver to stand down as boss of Australian rugby
Australian Rugby Union chief executive Bill Pulver will step down from his role as soon as a replacement is found.
Pulver to remain ARU chief
Australian Rugby Union boss Bill Pulver hasn't been challenged at an emergency general meeting at ARU headquarters in Sydney.
ARU 'saddened' by Sydney player's death
Australian Rugby Union CEO Bill Pulver has sent condolences to the family of a man who collapsed and died during a rugby match on Sydney's northern beaches.
ARU reassure Force after axing reports
Reports are rife that the Western Force will be axed if Super Rugby reverts to a 15-team competition, but the ARU deny they have made any decisions.
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Pulver: Brisbane Tens is here to stay
The Brisbane Global Rugby Tens is the "most powerful launch vehicle" Super Rugby could hope for, according to Australian Rugby Union CEO Bill Pulver.
ARU boss backs Cheika despite bad year
Wallabies coach Michael Cheika guided the Wallabies to just six wins from 15 outings this year, but his job is as safe as a house.
Hayne's 'probably flown' for ARU
Jarryd Hayne won't be making the move to Super Rugby next year, according to Australian Rugby Union boss Bill Pulver.
ARU in public schools push after huge loss
ARU boss Bill Pulver says rugby must make inroads in public schools in order to continue competing with rival codes.
Frankly we're open to any option: Pulver
The Australian Rugby Union will consider all options in an effort to keep stars like David Pocock playing at home.