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Wallabies secure bonus point win over lacklustre Boks
South Africa went down 30-17 to Australia in the Rugby Championship with the Wallabies recoding back-to-back wins against the Springboks for the first time...
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Hooper says Wallabies 'pumped' as he marks captaincy milestone
Australia face the world champions in the Rugby Championship at the Gold Coast on Sunday, desperate to improve after three straight defeats to the All Blacks.
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Two debutants for Wallabies team to face the Springboks
The Melbourne Rebels backrower was set to become Wallaby 926 when he ran out in the number eight jersey.
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Aussie Tupou 'ready' for Springboks despite Johannesburg phone snatch
In a footage released by Rugby Australia, 23-year-old Tupou, who weighs 135 kg, had two patch dressings on his right forearm following the incident.
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Rugby Australia intends to end Folau contract after anti-gay rant
Rugby Australia said it had made repeated attempts to contact the fullback since his controversial Instagram post claiming "hell awaits" gays on Wednesday.
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Australia’s Toni Pulu’s Rugby World Cup hopes suffer blow
Pulu lasted less than 10 minutes with his new club against the Melbourne Rebels before he suffered the injury on Friday.
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Boks beat Wallabies 23 - 12 in Rugby Championship match
The Boks could not have wished for a better start to the game when star winger Aphiwe Dyantyi snatched an intercept pass from Kurtley Beale to score with barely a minute on the board.
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Australia coach Cheika mum on playmaking options for Boks clash
With the Wallabies under fire after slipping to seventh in the world rankings, Michael Cheika said he was ready to play ‘any combination’.
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Hooper ruled out, Pocock to captain Wallabies against Pumas
The 30-year-old Pocock also shifts from number eight to openside flanker, with Pete Samu coming into the starting lineup at the back of the scrum for Saturday’s clash.
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Australia hold on to beat Springboks and snap losing streak
South Africa started slowly in the manner that has become a habit this season.
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What hoodoo? Maddocks shrugs off Wallabies' Eden Park record
The Wallabies need a win at the Auckland stronghold to dent the All Blacks’ title defence and push the Bledisloe Cup to a decider.
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Wallabies fullback Folau to miss Eden Park clash
Folau fell awkwardly after an aerial contest during the second half of the 38-13 loss at Sydney’s Olympic stadium and hobbled off the ground.
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Forget World Cup, I want Bledisloe, says Genia
Australia scrumhalf Will Genia has known only disappointment in his seven campaigns since his 2009 debut against the All Blacks.
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Australia beat Ireland in Brisbane series opener
David Pocock, who sat out the 2017 season on a sabbatical, was a constant menace at the breakdown as the Irish fell to the first defeat in 13 Tests.
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Kurtley Beale a doubt as Waratahs continue marathon trek
The Wallabies centre was forced off the pitch in Durban and could miss the second leg of the 20,000-kilometre trek, which takes the Waratahs from South Africa to Argentina.
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Loss to Wallabies puts added significance on NZ's European tour
The defeat also ended what has been an enigmatic and frustrating international programme for the team.
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Hansen urges All Blacks to stay focused for Bledisloe win
The world champions thrashed Australia 54-34 in Sydney last week and can retain the symbol of trans-Tasman supremacy for a 15th successive season.
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Australia lose Hooper & possibly Folau for Wales clash
Coach Cheika has serious doubts of Folau’s availability while Hooper was suspended for 1 week.
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#RWC2015 injury list keeps growing
Besides the Boks, injury woes have hit England, Australia and Scotland.
