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Wallabies roar for De Lutiis debut try (00:21)
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3dSam Bruce

Wallabies ring changes as 1000th cap is revealed

Carter Gordon is back in the No. 10 jersey for the second Test with Japan in Townsville on Saturday afternoon, a match that will see the Wallabies field the 1000th player in their proud history.

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Wallabies wary of Eddie and his Japan speedsters

Wary of a smarting Eddie Jones, the Wallabies are bracing for another "ferocious" Test against a Brave Blossoms outfit licking their lips at the prospect of a high-octane points-fest in Townsville.

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Wallaroos finally unveil new coach as Levi included for NZ clash

Rugby Australia's year-long search for a new Wallaroos coach has finally come to an end with former assistant coach Sione Fukofuka returning home to take on the top job - albeit amid more than a touch of controversy.

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Nonu drops solo haka before All Blacks' big win

Ma'a Nonu's haka response was a highlight, but there was little bite in his new team, the Sharks, as they were beaten 52-0 by the All Blacks in the second game of the Greatest Rivalry Tour in South Africa.

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Time to see Suaalii in the back three (01:24)
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Suaalii scratched for Wallabies' Japan rematch

Another hamstring injury has ruled Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii out of the Wallabies rematch with Japan in Townsville as debate rages over the code-hopper's ideal position.

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6dLeonard Solms

Tuipulotu hails 'true professional' Ma'a Nonu

Ma'a Nonu is in line to make his Sharks debut against none other than the All Blacks in Durban after making the matchday 23 for Tuesday's clash, and received praise from New Zealand lock Patrick Tuipulotu.

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5dSam Bruce

Wallabies set for changes after Japanese escape

Wallabies coach Les Kiss will ponder reinforcements for the second Test against Japan, this Saturday in Townsville, as the coach hunts a far more complete performance than the scratchy 35-32 win in Osaka at the weekend.

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Jorgensen completes a special passage of play from the Wallabies (00:32)
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Springboks lose Kolisi in beating Argentina

South Africa scraped past Argentina 17-10 in test rugby at the possible expense of inspirational captain Siya Kolisi on Saturday.

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Fijian rugby player dies from suspected heatstroke

Japanese rugby club Kyuden Voltex have said they were "devastated" following the death of Fijian forward Saimoni Vunilagi from suspected heatstroke.

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Wallabies see red but survive Osaka thriller

Les Kiss was made to sweat in his Wallabies coaching debut as the visitors survived moments of calamity and a red card to beat Japan 35-32 in Osaka.

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8dLeonard Solms

All Blacks sweat on shoulder injury to Proctor

All Blacks head coach Dave Rennie revealed that outside centre Billy Proctor suffered a "potentially" serious shoulder injury against the Stormers in New Zealand's 38-21 win on Friday.

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8dLeonard Solms

All Blacks unconvincing in win over Stormers

After steady improvement in Dave Rennie's first three matches in charge, the All Blacks regressed somewhat in a 38-21 win over the Stormers on Friday, the opening match of their Rugby's Greatest Rivalry (RGR) tour.

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Kiss braces for rough ride as Jones plots history

Eddie Jones is plotting an historic boilover of the Wallabies but has kept things civil ahead of his latest reunion in a full-circle moment with new Australian coach Les Kiss.