Israel Folau found guilty of breaching Rugby Australia's code of conduct
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Israel Folau has won 73 caps for Australia
Israel Folau has been found guilty of a "high level breach" of Rugby Australia's player code of conduct after he said "hell awaits" gay people in a social media post.
A three-person panel who presided over his hearing will now consider what punishment the 30-year-old will face.
His RA contract was terminated in April but he requested a hearing.
The Waratahs full-back, contracted with RA until 2022, escaped punishment for similar comments last year.
The panel will take written submissions from both parties before deciding Folau's sanction.
Folau - who has won 73 caps and was expected to play at this year's World Cup in Japan - gave evidence on Saturday, with RA chief executive Raelene Castle and Waratahs chief executive Andrew Hore also appearing before the panel.
Wallabies coach Michael Cheika has said Folau is unlikely to be selected for Australia again.
In addition to his rugby union career, Folau has also played professional rugby league and Australian rules football.
In April, Australian rugby league's governing body ruled out Folau returning to the NRL.