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Wales have lost 10 straight Tests. Their coach is under siege. Should the Wallabies be worried?

Wales have lost 10 straight Tests. Their coach is under siege. Should the Wallabies be worried?

After last week’s win over England, the difference in mood between the Wallabies and Wales camps could not be starker. But Joe Schmidt’s side won’t be taking their hosts lightly.

  • by Iain Payten

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‘Lenny Flickitau’: How Wallabies’ matchwinning play spawned a legend

‘Lenny Flickitau’: How Wallabies’ matchwinning play spawned a legend

Len Ikitau laid on the Wallabies’ match-winning try against England with an audacious flick pass. Or as he calls it: “A rugby decision”.

  • by Iain Payten
The Wallabies are flying high after a famous win. Time to start worrying

The Wallabies are flying high after a famous win. Time to start worrying

The Wallabies are favourites to beat a Wales side who haven’t won in more than 400 days. Here’s why fans should be nervous.

  • by Iain Payten
‘We all realised what we’d achieved’: Inside the Wallabies’ legendary Grand Slam tour

‘We all realised what we’d achieved’: Inside the Wallabies’ legendary Grand Slam tour

Forty years after the historic 1984 Wallabies’ tour of the UK and Ireland, Mark Ella and teammates recount how he scored a try in every Test win - and then shocked the world by retiring.

  • by Iain Payten
Flair in fight for future: Four things learnt from Reds’ defeat to Wales

Flair in fight for future: Four things learnt from Reds’ defeat to Wales

If James O’Connor is fighting for his future, then he did himself no harm in his return to the No.10 jumper, as a hat-trick hero threatened to steal the show.

  • by Nick Wright
The Wallabies will play better than they did against Wales … and lose

The Wallabies will play better than they did against Wales … and lose

It took three moments of individual brilliance to eke out a second straight win over Wales, but there are still areas where sharp improvement is needed.

  • by Paul Cully
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‘I knew’: Daugunu reveals the hard work behind ‘lucky’ tap-in try

‘I knew’: Daugunu reveals the hard work behind ‘lucky’ tap-in try

It looked like a freakish moment of luck, or at best a reward for a diligent chase. But Filipo Daugunu says there were smarts behind his match-turning try over Wales.

  • by Iain Payten
‘We have to be better’: Flying Filipo saves blushes as Wallabies secure win over Wales
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‘We have to be better’: Flying Filipo saves blushes as Wallabies secure win over Wales

The Wallabies kept up their winning ways under Joe Schmidt but Wales threw the kitchen sink at them.

  • by Iain Payten
Rugby July Tests as it happened: The Wallabies seal the series against Wales

Rugby July Tests as it happened: The Wallabies seal the series against Wales

Australia’s Joe Schmidt era got off to a winning start in Sydney last week. Can they back it up against a Wales side out for revenge? Follow all the action from AAMI Park.

  • by Jonathan Drennan
Why success for Wallabies this year is finishing top of ‘second division’

Why success for Wallabies this year is finishing top of ‘second division’

Painfully modest as it sounds, a realistic aim for Australia would be to finish sixth in the world rankings, ahead of Scotland, Argentina and the increasingly solid Fiji.

  • by Paul Cully
Chip off the old Beef: Another Botham aims to torment Australia in Melbourne

Chip off the old Beef: Another Botham aims to torment Australia in Melbourne

James Botham’s grandfather was an Ashes menace at the MCG. And as a Welsh rugby star, James is aiming to keep up the family tradition a few hundred metres away.

  • by Iain Payten

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