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Roarers, the Australian Rugby Union have agreed to an in-depth interview with ARU CEO Bill Pulver.
Bill has always been open and willing to give his time to these kinds of projects with The Roar. A couple of years ago he did a live Q&A, answering questions as well as writing an exclusive column on the site answering all the questions you want to put to him.
We will have about half an hour to talk with Bill, and will have the opportunity to put to him all your questions around the big issues.
Now, I like to think I’ve got a reasonable grasp of the issues facing Australian rugby right now, but really this interview is the one that you’ll be watching and listening to, so I figured I’d throw out the feelers early. The interview is on Tuesday morning, so let us know your questions in the comment box below and we’ll consider them to be a part of our interview with Bill.
So what will it be?
Do you want to know about the future of the National Rugby Championship, which is currently being locked away for the 2016 season?
Do you want to know about the future of Super Rugby, and where the ARU’s priorities are around the ownership of franchises? Or about the game’s plans around inclusiveness, particularly with their initiatives around increasing participation for women and Indigenous Australians?
What about the fund injection that’s come as a result of SANZAAR’s new television deal? Are you keen to find out what the future holds for that?
And there was the five-year plan – where are they at with that, and is there anything we need to know?
So Roarers, hit me with any questions you might have for Bill Pulver, and they will all be considered for our interview with him on Tuesday morning.
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