Wallabies’ shock 36-year first with All Blacks
The Wallabies and All Blacks are in talks to join forces and combine as the Anzac XV for the first time since 1989.
The Wallabies and All Blacks are in talks to join forces and combine as the Anzac XV for the first time since 1989.
A crowd of 100,000 has been predicted for a potential match between the Anzacs and British and Irish Lions at the MCG in 2025.
His form during the Wallabies’ disappointing spring tour of the UK last year is still a sore point for returning lock Will Skelton.
Drew Mitchell knows it wasn’t the best win in Wallabies history, but he can see where they need to improve with an eye to the World Cup.
WITH the Wallabies trailing Argentina by 24 points after one of the worst first halves of rugby an Australian team has produced in years, Michael Cheika knew there was no time for mincing his words.
THE Wallabies have staged an incredible fightback to defeat Argentina 45 to 34 after a woeful opening 40 left them trailing by 24 points at half-time. Follow our LIVE coverage.
THE remarkable Wallabies’ comeback in Salta saved the jobs of coaches and several players. Jim Tucker deals out his player ratings.
RORY Arnold has been dropped from the Wallabies squad to play Argentina after coach Michael Cheika opted to bring a specialist backrower on to the bench.
FOR a man whose job could be in jeopardy if Australia lose to Argentina, Michael Cheika is surprisingly upbeat. So is the Wallabies coach a visionary or delusional?
BERNARD Foley had every reason to feel hard done by when he was ditched as the Wallabies chief playmaker. But rather than sulking, the 29-year-old is coming back stronger.
ARGENTINA welcome back Ramiro Moyano but must do without fellow winger Bautista Delguy when they host Australia in a Rugby Championship final round Test in Salta on Sunday (AEDT).
THE World Cup is less than 12 months away, and already Wallabies coach Michael Cheika is being handed some unwanted headaches.
BERNARD Foley has been given the nod over Matt Toomua to start at five-eighth after Michael Cheika, whose own future could rest on the result.
WHEN the Wallabies entered Argentine revolutionary Che Guevara’s old rugby club in Buenos Aires, they were stunned to find a clubhouse full of colour portraits and memorabilia from past Wallaby teams.
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