Morgan Turinui
Morgan Turinui is a former Australian rugby union player and current rugby commentator and coach. Having played as a centre for the Wallabies, he earned 24 Test caps between 2002 and 2007. After retiring from professional play, Turinui has been involved in coaching and analysis, sharing his insights on the sport. His extensive experience in rugby both on and off the field allows him to provide valuable perspectives on player development and team dynamics.
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Recent news mentions
Morgan Turinui said the referees were too weak to give it.
Lions land in Sydney with sore heads as Australia continue to fume over MCG endgame – The Irish Times
Ireland· 2025-07-27
Morgan Turinui sharply criticised the decision suggesting it was '100% completely wrong' not to penalise Morgan.
‘Completely wrong’: Australia anger at officials over Keenan’s winning Lions try | Lions tour 2025
United Kingdom· 2025-07-27
Morgan Turinui is a former Wallaby and co-host who contributed to the discussion about sporting teams.
Opinion: How Super Rugby heavyweights Crusaders could be the world’s greatest sporting franchise
New Zealand· 2025-06-19
Former Wallaby Morgan Turinui went wildly over the top, calling a referee's decision 'disgraceful' and 'not up to standard'.
Super Rugby Pacific: All Blacks jersey surely beckons for Timoci Tavatavanawai, despite Highlanders’ failures - Phil GiffordNew Zealand· 2025-06-01
Morgan Turinui called the refereeing decision an 'absolute gaffe'.
Crusaders v Brumbies: Former Wallaby hits out at Kiwi officials for ‘disgraceful’ missed knock-on callNew Zealand· 2025-05-31
Felix Turinui, son of former Wallaby Morgan, pulled off a beautiful cross-field kick.
Eddie Jones returns to Coogee Oval at coach of Japan to a warm reception from many old friends
Australia· 2025-04-15
Morgan Turinui is mentioned among notable figures in Australian rugby.
Could Kiss coach the Reds and the Wallabies? Rugby Australia is open to the ideaAustralia· 2025-04-09
Morgan Turinui is also part of the Rugby Australia leadership.
Why Rugby Australia traded free-to-air control for $215m windfall in new Nine broadcast dealAustralia· 2025-04-09Morgan Turinui said that Cheika had become far more collegiate in recent years.
Cheika meets with Waugh as search for next Wallabies coach heats upAustralia· 2025-02-18
