Star Wallaby open to fullback switch
James O’Connor wants to contribute more to the Wallabies’ cause, whether it’s from flyhalf or fullback.
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Hodge named in Australia A squad
Omitted from the Wallabies squad to meet England next month, Reece Hodge will instead play for Australia A at the Pacific Nations Cup.
Wallabies great wins Senate seat
Wallabies great David Pocock has been successful in his bid to oust a former Liberal minister from the Senate.
NRL champion gets Wallabies call-up
Dave Rennie has unveiled his 35-man squad to face England in a three-Test series next month and an ex-NRL star could make his Wallabies debut.
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Father figures inspire a new name for Wallabies’ giant
Armed with a new surname and fresh purpose, Lukhan Salakaia-Loto is determined to banish memories of the last time he faced Argentina on the Gold Coast and lead the Wallabies to victory.
Five things Wallabies must fix
Taking chances, gaining dominance at the breakdown and finding the right position for James O’Connor. Some of the five things the Wallabies must sort out ahead of the World Cup.
Christian’s chance to put stamp on Wallabies
Christian Lealiifano’s return to the Wallabies after his cancer battle is one of the most inspirational stories in sport. And he’ll be key to Australia’s chances of success against Argentina.
Hunt knocks back cash in pursuit of Cup spot
Wallaby Karmichael Hunt is happy to play for Gordon for nothing in their crucial Shute Shield clash as he chases his goal of being selected in Australia’s World Cup squad.
Lealiifano back on top after cancer battle
A moment to rival any of the great Australian sporting comebacks will unfold when Christian Lealiifano caps his inspiring return from leukaemia in the Wallabies’ Test against Argentina.
O’Connor’s last chance to keep broken promise
Six years after last playing a Test for the Wallabies, James O’Connor is back in the green and gold this weekend – but the former bad boy has a long way to mend a certain broken promise.
Wallabies star: ‘I’ll donate my brain’
With the effects of concussion on footballers becoming the subject of intense focus, a senior Wallaby who has suffered seven serious head knocks is the latest player to pledge to help the research effort.
No more winging it for new dad Koroibete
A desperate Wallabies side needs unpolished diamond Marika Koroibete to finally deliver on his enormous potential – and the birth of the winger’s second son could be the catalyst for that change.
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