David Campese

17 Nov 2012

Robbie Deans has been a divisive figure in Australian rugby ever since the New Zealander was appointed to coach the Wallabies four years ago.

Scoring trumps scrums in World XV victory

12 Jun 2011

It was all good fun - and nothing more - as the World XV won the Chartis Cup, defeating the Asia Pacific Barbarians 50-36 at Hong Kong Football Club yesterday.

Campese takes positives in defeat

25 Mar 2011

Despite falling short in yesterday's GFI HKFC Tens Cup final, BGC Asia Pacific Barbarians coach David Campese sees a bright future for the all-star invitational side with plans to reach out...

Rain fails to dampen enthusiasm for first Fives

20 Mar 2011

The suntan lotion stall had a quiet day, but the cold, wet weather failed to dampen the enthusiasm for the newest event yesterday in the run-up to next weekend's Hong Kong Sevens.

Beach Fives warm-up for the Sevens has something for everyone

18 Mar 2011

Rugby will be only part of the action at this weekend's Beach Fives event, which is an appetiser of sorts for the Hong Kong Sevens a week from now.

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Barbarians unveil strong Tens line-up

Household names of recent vintage like Wallaby scrumhalf George Gregan and All Blacks fullback Christian Cullen are included in a star-studded side to represent the inaugural Asia Pacific...

Every child needs a real hero

When Gareth Edwards, 63, was playing his unforgettable games in the golden era of Welsh rugby, Sean Fitzpatrick, 47, was watching his every move on his TV screen halfway across the world in New...

Improving Aussies ready - boos or not

Australia are slowly but surely inching up the World Series standings, and will pose the biggest threat to the established triumvirate of New Zealand, Samoa and Fiji this weekend.

How Davies cracked code to come in from the cold

Jonathan Davies is not only one of rugby's most colourful characters but also one of its most controversial. And he's been around a bit.

Kids are what it's all about - Campo

Life has changed for David Campese since he was last in Hong Kong for the Sevens in 2003. He has now embraced fatherhood and discovered that life is another world on Planet Parent.

Business as usual, on and off the pitch

InvestHK's associate director-general Mark Michelson can't match his boss Mike Rowse for Sevens attendances, but he's chalking up some impressive numbers - in the name of networking.