Wallaroos can match Wales in Sydney wet: skipper
The Wallaroos came unstuck at Ballymore but say they'll prove their wet-weather capabilities in a Sydney rematch with Wales.
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‘Not a sentimentalist’: Schmidt defends shock decision
In a number of team changes, Joe Schmidt has handed retiring half Nic White a surprise Wallabies start in the third Test against the British and Irish Lions.
Sheehan says Lions are hungry for Australia whitewash
Lions hooker Dan Sheehan says his side are determined to complete a 3-0 series victory when they take on Australia in the final Test in Sydney on Saturday.
Wallaby goes from long-shot ‘Leo’ to Lions series hero
Justin Harrison became part of Wallabies folklore for his daring move during the third Test against the Lions in 2001, securing a famous series victory.
Wallaroos’ mixed injury news ahead of last pre-Cup Test
The Wallaroos have received some welcome news amid more injuries ahead of their final Test on home soil before England's World Cup.
‘More time’: Why Lynagh craves more Wallabies starts
Rookie flyhalf Tom Lynagh has outlined why he hopes Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt sticks with him for Saturday's final Test against the British and Irish Lions.
Wallaroos aim to head into World Cup with Welsh scalp
The Wallaroos are out to put a miserable match against Wales behind them in their rematch, which is their last hit-out before the Rugby World Cup in England.
Wounded Wallabies vow to rebound for third Lions Test
The Wallabies have injury worries ahead of the third Test against the British and Irish Lions, where they only have pride to play for after their game two loss.
Lions still hungry after series win over Wallabies
The British and Irish Lions aren't planning to party in Sydney, looking to finish their tour with a clean sweep of Tests against the Wallabies.
Wallabies shattered after last-gasp loss to Lions
A British and Irish Lions try in the final minute has seen the Wallabies go down 29-26 at the MCG, which meant a series loss with a Test to play.
Lightning strikes for Wales in upset win over Wallaroos
After lightning forced the suspension of play for more than half an hour, Wales have downed the Wallaroos in their rugby Test in Brisbane.
Lynagh bringing his own swagger to Lions
Ahead of the second Lions Test, Tom Wright says new Wallabies flyhalf Tom Lynagh is bringing his own style to the role after taking over from Noah Lolesio.
Lions look to legend ahead of crunch Wallabies clash
Experiencing some of the greatest highs and lows of his storied career in Australia, former England great Martin Johnson has returned to rally the Lions.
Wallabies look to avoid slice of unwanted Lions history
Skipper Harry Wilson says the Wallabies have taken confidence from their second half against the Lions but knows they need to lift to avoid a 59-year first.
How Wallaroo saved Cup hopes after sevens ‘shake up’
Wallaroos veteran Lori Cramer remembers the 'okay, shit' moment and how, ahead of the World Cup, she's become indispensable despite the influx of sevens talent.
Wallabies can’t lose heads in Lions Test tussle
The Wallabies have to play smart against the British and Irish Lions and need more than aggression to get on top of the tourists, says coach Joe Schmidt.
‘Superpower’ shift as Wallaroos absorb double blow
On World Cup eve, new Wallaroos captain Emily Chancellor only has to observe how her teammates handle non-selection to see how far the squad's come.
Tuipulotu misses homecoming in Lions’ second Test
Sione Tuipulotu will miss playing in front of his home fans, left out of the British and Irish Lions squad to face the Wallabies in Melbourne due to injury.
Big names return for Wallabies’ do-or-die clash
The Wallabies their biggest and best players in Will Skelton and Rob Valetini, saying they don't want to play "nice" against the Lions in their crunch Test.
Unwanted Wallabies forward makes case for selection
Lukhan Salakaia-Loto says he's done all he can to break back into the Wallabies, but is resigned to flying home ahead of the second Test in Melbourne.
Wallabies look for another golden moment in Melbourne
The 2001 Lions Test in Melbourne was a triumph for the Wallabies on and off the field, with the current crop hoping for similar success and support at the MCG.
Under-fire Wallabies dismiss ‘ridiculous’ criticism
World Cup-winning coach Clive Woodward's criticism hasn't gone unnoticed with the Wallabies, who must beat the Lions in Melbourne to keep their series alive.
First Nations and Pasifika XV shock touring Lions
The unheralded First Nations & Pasifika XV have stood up to the British and Irish Lions, taking the visitors to the wire in their Melbourne tour clash.
Suaalii urged to become Wallabies centre of attention
Len Ikitau has called on his star Wallabies centre partner to roam far and wide against the Lions.
Tongan Thor ready if it’s au revoir to Australia
In possibly his last match in Australia, France-bound Taniela Tupou is looking to go out with a bang as the First Nations and Pasifika XV tackle the Lions.
Wallabies true believers with Lions series on the line
In his second series, James Slipper is in familiar territory with the Wallabies prop telling teammates to take belief from the way they finished the first Test.
Farrell keeps it in the family with Lions captaincy
Playing his 20th Lions match, Owen Farrell with lead the tourists against the First Nations and Pasifika XV in Melbourne after getting the nod from his dad.
Beale to lead, Wallaby absent for historic Lions clash
Kurtley Beale will face the Lions again while a Wallabies hopeful's absence has been confirmed for the historic First Nations and Pasifika clash in Melbourne.
‘Easy target’ Lynagh leans on dad, ready for round two
The Wallabies have seen the warrior within Tom Lynagh as they plot a response in Melbourne's must-win second Lions Test.
How ‘stars aligned’ for the Wallaby that got away
Sione Tuipulotu has carried a chip on his shoulder since leaving Melbourne and can appreciate the symmetry now he has the chance to seal a Lions series there.
Lions brace for backlash after Lynagh baptism of fire
Lions coach Andy Farrell is wary of a Wallabies' rebound after his side did enough in the first half to take first points in Brisbane.