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          7dSam Bruce

          Sititi spectacular as All Blacks conquer 'Capital Curse'

          The All Blacks have found a good one in Wallace Sititi. The 22-year-old backrower was immense alongside Will Jordan and Caleb Clarke as New Zealand secured a Bledisloe sweep -- and conquered the "Capital Curse".

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          9dSam Bruce

          Schmidt: Toole's Wallabies opportunity will come

          Corey Toole may have again been overlooked for a Test debut, but Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt has hinted that the Olympic flyer will be handed an opportunity before the year is out.

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          9dSam Bruce

          Koroibete injury sees Pietsch start Bledisloe II

          Dylan Pietsch will make his first run-on Test start while Jake Gordon returns at halfback for the Wallabies' return Bledisloe Cup clash in Wellington on Saturday.

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          9dAAP

          Barrett gets No.10 chance for All Blacks

          Beauden Barrett will return to fly-half for the first time this year with Scott Robertson bringing in several changes following the All Blacks tight three-point win over the Wallabies last week.

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          10dLiam Napier

          All Blacks seek to solve riddle of the Cake Tin -- and collapses

          Five straight final quarter fades isn't the only issue the All Blacks must solve in their rematch with the Wallabies this weekend. The buffeting Wellington wind carries the seemingly crippling curse of the capital, too.

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          11dBrittany Mitchell

          Wallabies not reading into NZ's Cake Tin record

          The Wallabies are refusing to buy into outside noise that the All Blacks aren't as commanding as they have been previously, instead they remain wary of the side they came within three points of defeating in Sydney in their Bledisloe opener last weekend.

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          16dReuters with ESPN staff

          Barrett back after ABs coach surfs with Joey

          The All Blacks have brought Beauden Barrett back into the starting line-up at fullback for the Rugby Championship Test against the Wallabies on Saturday, which doubles as the first of two Bledisloe Cup clashes.

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          16dSam Bruce

          White in, McReight returns in Wallabies reshuffle

          Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt has responded to Australia's humiliation by Argentina, dumping scrum-half Jake Gordon and replacing him with Nic White for the Bledisloe Cup opener in Sydney.

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          18dBrittany Mitchell

          Wallabies bringing 'edge' after loss: Alaalatoa

          Wallabies prop Allan Alaalatoa has revealed there's been an "edge" at the Wallabies first training sessions since their record loss to Argentina just over a week ago and their "tough" return home.

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          22dAAP

          SRP to feature 'lucky loser' in 2025 finals

          The demise of the Melbourne Rebels has led to a new finals format for Super Rugby Pacific, with the introduction of a 'lucky loser' most intriguing.

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          22dAAP

          Two changes in Wallabies squad for Bledisloe Cup

          Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt has resisted the urge to make mass changes following last week's record loss to Argentina, making just two tweaks to his squad for upcoming Tests against New Zealand.

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          23dAAP

          O'Connor opts out at Reds, seeks overseas move

          James O'Connor will leave Australian rugby with his reputation restored after the playmaker opted not to extend his Queensland Reds contract and instead finish his career abroad.

          2024 Top ScorersRugby Championship

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          2024 RankingsRugby Championship

          • AUS4th
            Tries Scored 1st South Africa : 24 Tries Scored
            SA1st
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          • AUS4th
            Points Difference 1st South Africa : 94 Points Difference
            SA1st
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            94