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8hSam Bruce

Wallabies not out to entertain in Tri Nations finale

Wallabies coach Dave Rennie says he feels no obligation for his side to entertain in Saturday's Tri Nations finale, instead setting his sights on a "quality performance" to round out his first season in charge.

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10hESPN staff

Cheika keen for round two as Wallabies coach

Former Wallabies coach Michael Cheika hasn't given up hope of one day returning to the role, despite a lack of success across his closing years in charge and an ugly fallout with Rugby Australia.

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10hESPN staff

O'Connor returns to pilot Wallabies against Pumas

James O'Connor has been rushed straight back into the Wallabies side for Saturday night's closing Test against Argentina, while stopgap solution Reece Hodge has been retained elsewhere in the backline.

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1dReuters

Pumas captain Matera suspended over racist posts

Argentina's Pablo Matera has been stripped of the Pumas' captaincy and suspended along with team mates Guido Petti and Santiago Socino for posting racist comments on social media, the Argentine Rugby Union said on Tuesday.

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3dReuters

O'Connor fit to return for Wallabies' 2020 finale

James O'Connor has declared himself fit to put on the Australia No. 10 shirt again in the last match of the Tri Nations against Argentina at the weekend after missing the rest of the tournament with knee and foot injuries.

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6dESPN staff with AAP

Johns schools Wallabies as Cleary drops by Pumas

The Wallabies and Pumas have sought advice from some of rugby league's best, utilizing the services of NRL great Andrew Johns and current NSW Origin star Nathan Cleary respectively on Thursday.

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7dSam Bruce

Moore: Hooper captaincy criticism wide of the mark

Former Wallabies captain Stephen Moore has come out in fierce defence of current skipper Michael Hooper after the Australian No. 7 was the subject of stinging criticism following the 15-all draw with Argentina last weekend.

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8dAAP

Sevens star Caslick signs on for Tokyo tilt

Australian women's rugby sevens star Charlotte Caslick has committed to the 2021 Olympics in Tokyo as she continues her recovery from back fractures that cut short her NRLW cameo.

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12dAAP

Wallabies and Pumas in Tri Nations draw

Australia have blown a golden opportunity to win the Tri Nations title after playing out a tense 15-15 draw with Argentina in Newcastle.

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13dAAP

Wallaby eyes fixed on elusive silverware

With Rugby Australia's trophy cabinet as bare as their coffers, Wallabies captain Michael Hooper has highlighted the significance of landing the Tri Nations title.

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13dBrittany Mitchell

Wallabies fight fire with fire in must-win clash

Last week Argentina showed their passion, aggression and dominance to shock the All Blacks, this week the Wallabies will be fighting fire with fire to keep their Tri-Nations hopes alive.

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13dReuters

Wallabies make three changes for Pumas clash

Wallabies coach Dave Rennie has made three changes ahead of his side's clash with the All Black-conquering Pumas in Newcastle on Saturday night.

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15dBrittany Mitchell

Wallaroos stay nimble and forge on with World Cup preparations

Despite no Test rugby in 2020 and potentially months until they take to the field in an international clash, Wallaroos coach Dwayne Nestor is happy with the preparations his players are undergoing ahead of next year's Rugby World Cup.

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17dBrittany Mitchell

Wallabies wary of dominant Pumas forward pack

The Wallabies have their eyes on Argentina's forwards ahead of this weekend's must win clash after the Pumas' pack -- especially their backrow -- dominated in their historic win over the All Blacks on Saturday night.

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16dLance Peatey

How Greg Growden helped put ESPN on the map Down Under

Whether he was keeping a 2am broadcast alive, zeroing in on an Australian Rugby Union administrator or passing on wisdom to the younger brigade, Greg Growden was a vital contributor to ESPN establishing itself Down Under.

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20dESPN staff

RA, NZR bury hatchet for trans-Tasman Super comp

A "Super Round" highlights the creation of a crossover trans-Tasman Super Rugby competition for 2021, with one lucky city set to host five games on the one weekend in a similar concept to the NRL's Magic Round of 2019.

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21dSam Bruce

Rennie backs red card sub discussion

Wallabies coach Dave Rennie would welcome a discussion into the use of red card replacements following the two send-offs in Brisbane, and also confirmed code-hopper Suliasi Vunivalu would only play against Argentina if there were a "spate of injuries."

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22dESPN Staff

RA release Super Rugby AU 2021 fixtures

Rugby Australia have released the fixtures for the second season of Super Rugby AU, with a double-header to kick off the season and their new broadcast rights deal with the Nine Network and Stan.

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23dESPN Staff

Suliasi Vunivalu to join Wallabies squad

Melbourne Storm star Suliasi Vunivalu will reportedly join the Wallabies squad for the remainder of the Tri-Nations series according to The Sydney Morning Herald.

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24dAAP

Wallabies' Swinton suspended until 2021

Wallabies flanker Lachie Swinton has been handed a four-week suspension for his high tackle on Sam Whitelock during Australia's 24-22 win against the All Blacks.

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24dSam Bruce

Rugby AU embarks on new era with Nine, Stan

Rugby Australia has severed its 25-year association with Foxtel and embarked on a new era by signing its broadcast rights over to the Nine Network and its streaming service Stan.

2019 RankingsRugby Championship

  • AUS2nd
    Tries Scored 1st South Africa : 11 Tries Scored
    SA1st
    9
    11
  • AUS2nd
    Points Difference 1st South Africa : 51 Points Difference
    SA1st
    9
    51