Devoutly Christian Folau was found guilty last week of a "high-level" breach of the sport's code of conduct after posting an anti-gay statement on social media.
Rugby Australia said it had made repeated attempts to contact the fullback since his controversial Instagram post claiming "hell awaits" gays on Wednesday.
The divisive 29-year-old, who switched to union from rugby league in 2013, currently has the fourth most tries in Australian Test history.
Australia head to Europe for the November internationals with only three victories from 10 tests this season and are ranked seventh in the world, an unprecedented low.
Argentina coach Mario Ledesma recalled Gonzalo Bertranou at scrumhalf on Thursday as he made three changes to his starting line-up for Saturday’s Rugby Championship test against Australia on the Gold Coast.
Israel Folau, a former Mormon who now attends a church allied to the Pentecostal Assemblies of God, said last year that he would not support legislation allowing gay marriage.
Rugby Australia (RA) said on Tuesday they had accepted Israel Folou’s position that he did not mean to harm the game with his anti-gay remarks posted on social media earlier this month and confirmed that he would face no sanction.
The Springboks will start their campaign against Argentina on 18 August at Kings Park Stadium in Durban.
Kurtley Beale suffered a hamstring injury in Wasps’ English Premiership semi-final win over Leicester last weekend.
The Force management and the Australian Rugby Union rejected the report and said no cuts to any of Australia’s five teams had been agreed to.
Luck often plays the biggest part, and the Wallabies got a big slice of it in Sunday’s win at Twickenham.
Joubert awarded the decisive penalty for deliberate offside by Scotland’s Jon Welsh at a lineout.
Another notable omission from Cheika’s team is Horwill’s Brumbies teammate and scrumhalf Nic White.
Former Wallabies flyhalf Matt Giteau says James O’Connor is ready and fit to make his return.
Pakistan coach Waqar Younis has warned his team to beware a backlash from a wounded Australia.
The 31-year-old was named captain of the Wallabies earlier this year before injury ended his season.
A last-minute try was scored which Colin Slade converted to give them a 29-28 victory over Australia.
Ewen McKenzie denied the Kurtley Beale row had undermined his position with the players.
