Rugby Australia CEO

Rugby Australia CEO Raelene Castle (L), Australia women's sevens captain Shannon Parry (C) and former men's sevens captain Ed Jenkins attend an event in Tokyo on April 24, 2018, held by the Australian and New Zealand Chamber of Commerce. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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