Respect, reconnection and renewal might just lead to an Australian Rugby Renaissance.  After several years of discipline and hard work, the Queensland Reds have undergone a resurgence establishing themselves as a Club that prides itself on policy and play, and one that is powered by people and principle. It’s a format that’s yielding results, on and off the field.

Ma'a Nonu made his test debut against England in 2003 and was a part of the 2011 World Cup-winning All Blacks team.

He is dedicated and determined, fit, fast and surprisingly funny. He is driven by an innate passion that motivates a desire for continual improvement.

Richie McCaw is in many ways rugby's renaissance man. The most capped and successful All Black to date, he is a pioneering player who has established an unprecedented rugby record.

John Eales is Australia's most successful Wallaby captain. He shone in an exciting rugby era when Australia was a dominant force. During this time Eales helped Australia become the first country to win the Rugby World Cup – twice!