Rugby-Rugby Australia chief executive Marinos to step down


SYDNEY (Reuters) - Rugby Australia chief executive Andy Marinos, who led the governing body through the worst financial crisis in its history, has decided to step down from the job to "pursue new opportunities".

The Zimbabwean joined RA from a similar position at southern hemisphere governing body SANZAAR in 2021 after an already parlous financial position had been compounded by the COVID pandemic.

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