Rugby Australia has released its five-year plan, including a win rate target of 70 per cent within four years. 

Rugby Australia CEO Phil Waugh is hoping to secure more income from broadcast partners to help achieve the win rate. 

Mr Waugh told Sam Leckine on Wide World of Sports, "I think we've made good progress over the last 12 months but hopefully that's just the beginning, and we can continue the progress into 2025."

Rugby Australia has released its five-year plan, including a win rate target of 70 per cent within four years.&nbsp;
Rugby Australia CEO Phil Waugh is hoping to secure more income from broadcast partners to help achieve the win rate.&nbsp;
Mr Waugh told Sam Leckine on Wide World of Sports, "I think we've made good progress over the last 12 months but hopefully that's just the beginning, and we can continue the progress into 2025."

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Wide World of Sports is a brand sports lovers know and love, and now Queensland listeners have their very own edition of the show.
Each day, Peter Psaltis will be joined by some of the biggest names to have taken to the sporting field and we&rsquo;ll be checking in with all your favourite teams.
It&rsquo;s the show sports fans can&rsquo;t miss, with the opinions you want to hear and all the breaking news as it comes to hand.

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