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          Horror hip-drop injury sidelines Aussie rising star

          Rising Australian rugby star Treyon Pritchard is facing months on the sideline after an apparent hip-drop tackle left the young talent with horrific leg injuries while playing for the Junior Wallabies at the Junior World Championship.

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          Wallabies playmaker sets sights on Italy return

          Ben Donaldson feels he's on track to face Italy with the injured Wallabies playmaker aiming to make a Test return in Perth.

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          4dBrittany Mitchell

          One game left for Schmidt to end the Wallabies insanity

          Once again the Wallabies failed to kick on from a strong first half as old issues reappeared. Watching the same problems crop up repeatedly certainly makes one feel like they're going insane.

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          Trio called in as Wallabies farewell Schmidt

          Outgoing coach Joe Schmidt has resisted any temptation to send a Bernard Foley SOS as he attempts to avoid some unwanted Wallabies history in his final game as coach.

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          4dBrittany Mitchell

          'Deflated' Wallabies desperate to find accuracy

          The Wallabies have been left "deflated" but believe they haven't hit rock bottom after they failed to kick on from a strong opening 40 minutes, bombing a 9-point halftime lead to concede 30 straight points in a 42-26 capitulation in Brisbane.

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          6dBrittany Mitchell

          'Soul-destroying' Groundhog Day as Wallabies stare down record low

          For the Wallabies it's a case of Groundhog Day once more as the side took a significant lead into the break, only to fall short in the second and watch a win slip away. This time though, it was a capitulation of worrying proportions.

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          France too good for the Wallabies despite McReight's double (00:27)
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          7dESPN

          Nations Championship teams: Wales bench star flyer

          The Nations Championship kicked off with an almighty bang in Week 1 and Week 2 is promising to bring even more excitement. Read on for teams, news, and everything you need to know.

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          7dBrittany Mitchell

          'Curse of the 10 jersey' sees rookie Wallaby debut

          The Wallabies have been dealt another major injury blow with second choice fly-half Ben Donaldson expected to be ruled out for Saturday's Test against France, according to reports.

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          8dBrittany Mitchell

          Wallabies boosted by massive Hooper signing

          Australian rugby has earned a massive boost with the confirmation Wallabies back-rower Tom Hooper will return to Australia from 2029.

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          10dAAP

          Double blow as Wallabies prepare for French

          The Wallabies will be forced into another playmaking reshuffle after flyhalf Carter Gordon was ruled out of the next two Tests with a calf injury.

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          12dAAP

          Wounded Wallabies eye smarting France

          The wounded Wallabies are vowing to take the fight to France as Joe Schmidt's beaten and battered charges strive to avoid a new decade-long low in a must-win Nations Championship battle in Brisbane.

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          11dBrittany Mitchell

          Ben Donaldson wears the face of loss, but Wallabies must dive deeper

          Ben Donaldson may have missed the game winning penalty after the siren, but the Wallabies must examine where it went wrong as they let another stunning win slip from their fingers.

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          Jorgensen and Lonergan combine for big Wallabies try (00:45)
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          12dESPN and AAP

          Heartbreak in Sydney as Ireland steal win at the death

          The Wallabies dream of a perfect start to the season has come undone with just minutes left on the clock in the most heartbreaking of fashion.

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          14dESPN

          'All in our hands': Wilson puts onus on forwards

          Skipper Harry Wilson has placed the onus squarely on his forwards to provide the platform for the Wallabies' silky backs to produce the magic in a pivotal Nations Championship opener against Ireland.

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          14dBrittany Mitchell

          Love at fly-half, Fineanganofo to debut off bench

          The new All Blacks era under Dave Rennie has officially begun with the new coach turning to Ruben Love as starting fly-half for their Nations Championship opener against France in Christchurch.

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          'No ambition': Schmidt rules out national jobs

          Joe Schmidt has ruled out coaching a national side again as he focuses on restoring the Wallabies' battered reputation before turning his attention to grandfatherhood.

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          14dAAP

          'Playing for more': Aus. set for new Championship

          Lock Jeremy Williams has been left sporting a black eye and grazed face as the Wallabies up the intensity ahead of a high-stakes Nations Championship opener against Ireland.

          2025 Top ScorersThe Rugby Championship

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          2025 RankingsThe Rugby Championship

          • AUS2nd
            Tries Scored 1st South Africa : 27 Tries Scored
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          • AUS3rd
            Points Difference 1st South Africa : 57 Points Difference
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