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Rugby Union

Rugby union is a full-contact team sport played by two teams of 15 players, using running, passing, kicking and tackling to score points.

Rugby union, often referred to as just rugby, was created in 1823 in England. Rugby was first reported to have been played in Australia in 1829.

The Australian Rugby Football Union (ARFU) was established in 1926 as the national body for rugby in Australia. 1

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Evolution:

  • Australian Rugby Football Union (ARFU) [1926-2000]
  • Australian Rugby Union [2000-2017]
  • Rugby Australia [2017-]

Participation

A rugby union ball

An estimated 85,000 Australians [aged 15+] participated in rugby union at least once in 2025. 2

Rugby goal posts

An estimated 33,000 Australian children [aged 0-14] participated in rugby union at least once in 2025. 2

A football boot

An estimated 18,000 Australian women and 67,000 men [aged 15+] participated in rugby union at least once in 2025. 2

Explore further participation statistics for rugby union through the AusPlay online portal., opens in a new tab

Governing body

Rugby Australia, opens in a new tab is the national governing body for rugby union in Australia and is recognised by governments at all levels as the sport's peak organisation.

History

Before the establishment of the Australian Rugby Football Union (ARFU), rugby union in Australia was administered by state-based organisations. The ARFU was renamed the Australian Rugby Union (ARU) in 2000 and Rugby Australia in 2017. 1  

Documents

The Clearinghouse for Sport has sought permission from relevant organisations for the inclusion of their documents in this archive. Copyright ownership remains vested with the organisation and as such permission from the copyright owner should be sought if you wish to communicate, adapt or reproduce these documents.

Rugby Australia Annual Report for 1983, 1994-2001 not held.


REFERENCES
  1. Our History, opens in a new tab, Rugby Australia, (accessed 12 January 2026).
  2. AusPlay Data Portal: Participation by activity, opens in a new tab, Australian Sports Commission, (accessed 6 May 2026).

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