The low value of Rugby Australia's recent media-rights agreement with pay-television broadcaster Foxtel has increased the financial pressure on the union
Rugby Australia finances under more pressure after cut-price TV deal
Australia players look on after the Rugby World Cup 2019 Quarter Final match against England (Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images,)
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