French referee Mathieu Raynal has been handed a reprieve following the fallout from his controversial time-wasting penalty in the final minute of last September's Rugby Championship match between the Wallabies and the All Blacks in Melbourne.

New Zealand's campaign in The Rugby Championship has been about as chaotic and turbulent as any given episode of The Office.

What a ride.

The more things change, the more things stay the same.

The controversial call made by Mathieu Raynal in the final minutes of Australia's heart-breaking loss to New Zealand continues to dominate the headlines.

As with many New Zealand-Australia clashes, the two rivals played a game for the ages Thursday when they collided in The Rugby Championship.

Most rugby observers probably expected South Africa and Argentina’s two-test series at the end of this year’s Rugby Championship to be a fairly straightforward mission for the Springboks—win handily.

A generation of Australian men's rugby hasn't seen its national team lift one of its most hallowed trophies yet in their lives.

There’s little better in international rugby than a high-pressure rivalry test.

The last month for New Zealand rugby has been typified by extreme highs, and morbid lows. Fortunately for the team, this weekend fell under the former.

Is this year’s Rugby Championship the craziest in the four-team era?

If you flipped the current Rugby Championship table upside down, you’d have the final table many people probably projected before the competition starting earlier this month.

Ian Foster is under renewed pressure just days after New Zealand Rugby’s governing body confirmed he would remain in charge of the All Blacks until next year’s World Cup.

Some Springbok fans and a few pockets of the South African media have been left incensed by decisions made in their nation's 25-17 loss to Australia in Adelaide.

What’s left to say in The Rugby Championship at this point other than, “wow”?