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Kiss irked over Paisami ban, coy on replacement

Wallabies coach Les Kiss faces a midfield reshuffle after Hunter Paisami's four-week ban, eyeing several options ahead of the crucial Eden Park Bledisloe clash.

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2dBrittany Mitchell

Get rugby back to '03 popularity: RWC winner Horan

Former Wallabies star and two-time World Cup winner Tim Horan has backed Australia to shock the rugby world and claim the illustrious Rugby World Cup trophy a year out from Rugby World Cup 2027.

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2dBrittany Mitchell

Kiss wary of wounded All Blacks ahead of Bledisloe

Unbeaten after five Tests, Wallabies coach Les Kiss is preparing for his biggest test to date with Australia set to take on the All Blacks at Eden Park to open the Bledisloe Cup series in two weeks' time.

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3dSam Bruce

Wallabies name Bledisloe bolter; Paisami banned

Hunter Paisami will not play against the All Blacks in the Bledisloe Cup, for which the Wallabies have unveiled a 34-man squad that includes forward bolter Toby Macpherson.

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Frizell in but All Blacks lose Love for Bledisloe

The All Blacks will be without first-choice No. 10 Ruben Love for the two-Test Bledisloe Cup series against Australia, while Shannon Frizell is in line to play his first Test since the 2023 Rugby World Cup.

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4dSam Bruce

Paisami citing adds to Wallabies' midfield woes

Just when it appeared Les Kiss may have found his midfield, the Wallabies coach may well have to try a fourth combination in five Tests after Hunter Paisami was cited for his dangerous tackle in Australia's incredible 42-38 win over the Springboks.

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5dBrittany Mitchell

Kiss lauds Wallabies' 'backyard spirit' in unlikely victory

Wallabies coach Les Kiss has lauded Australia's gutsy display to hold out the world champion Springboks despite losing four players to the bin in the final 10-minutes of a frantic, and sometimes farcical, Test match.

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Ikitau crosses for double in wild Wallabies win (00:26)
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Wallaroos defeat Scots in eight-minute burst

Australia's Wallaroos have earned a much-needed win after six-straight Test losses, powering to a 30-10 victory over Scotland with an early second-half surge.

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8dSam Bruce

Kiss: A gift to learn rugby through Springboks' eyes

Wallabies coach Les Kiss has paid tribute to the Springboks and "deep thinker" Rassie Erasmus, saying it was privilege to take the early steps of his rugby coaching career in South Africa.

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8dSam Bruce

Wallabies' centre switch pushes Suaalii to wing

Wallabies coach Les Kiss has made a call on one of the longest running debates in Australian rugby by selecting Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii on the wing to face the Springboks in Perth on Sunday night.

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10dSam Bruce

Wallabies 'know what's coming' as Suaalii switch nears

Taniela Tupou says the Wallabies know what they're in for as they prepare to face the world's premier scrum, as the long-rumoured positional switch for Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii finally looks like becoming a reality.

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Boks make mass changes for Wallabies Test

South Africa have made a whopping 13 changes to their starting lineup for Sunday's one-off Test against the Wallabies in Perth.

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Wallabies blow as young star sent in for surgery

Luckless rising star Charlie Cale has suffered more injury heartbreak, with the Wallabies back-rower expected to miss the rest of the year following a training mishap.

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12dLiam Napier

All Blacks RGR review: What's working, what's not and what lies ahead

The All Blacks and Springboks Greatest Rivalry series lived up to the hype but it also leaves Dave Rennie with plenty to ponder for the remainder of the year. Liam Napier runs the rule over the eight-game tour and looks ahead to the Bledisloe Cup.