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Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii will play the last Test of Australia's European tour in Dublin while Tane Edmed is set to be the Wallabies' 19th debutant of 2024.

The ‘Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone’ first edition was purchased for £10 in 1997

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Paddington, the affable clumsy bear from British children's books, has transformed into an international sensation over the past decade, thanks to a clever film strategy and with the help of the royal family.

Having marked his debut in Edinburgh with a fine try, Harry Potter is ready to play a storybook part in what he feels will be an exciting Wallabies future.

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Richard Brown, who is six, told the PA news agency: ‘I feel like a wizard now I have a wand.’

Australian-born Sione Tuipulotu helps halt Wallabies in their tracks

The Scotland captain scored the opening try in an impressive 27-13 triumph over the nation of his birth.

Everything you need to know ahead of the Autumn Nations Series clash

Win or lose in Scotland, Joe Schmidt seems to be convincing both his players - and a few critics - that he's the man to bring back the Wallabies' bounce.