SYDNEY (Reuters) - Rugby Australia are looking to tweak rules to speed up the game during the competition to replace Super Rugby that they hope to get up and running in early July.
The governing body said on Monday it was hoping to have plans in place for a 12-week competition with Australia's four Super Rugby teams, the Perth-based Western Force and, potentially, Japan's Sunwolves.
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