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Dave Rennie insists he remains committed to taking charge of the Wallabies

Dave Rennie insists he remains committed to taking charge of the Wallabies

By Naveel Krishant
29/04/2020
Dave Rennie and former Rugby Australia chief executive Raelene Castle. [image: SMH]

Dave Rennie remains "very committed" to taking charge of the Wallabies despite major disappointment over the sudden departure of the woman who appointed him.

Reports claimed Rennie could think twice about taking the role after fellow New Zealander Raelene Castle last week left her job as Rugby Australia chief executive days after 10 former Wallabies captains joined forces to call for change in the union.

But Rennie confirmed he would still take the job as planned when his Warriors contract runs out at the end of June.

[Source: AAP]

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