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Wallabies take World Cup mindset to Europe

Skipper James Slipper says the Wallabies are treating the five-Test spring tour of Europe like a mini Rugby World Cup ahead of next year's global showpiece.

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Michael Hooper returns but Kurtley Beale in flux as Wallabies name squad for Europe tour

Former skipper Hooper returns after dealing with ‘mindset’ issues as the Wallabies prepare to play France, Ireland, Scotland and Italy on Spring tour

The Guardian - AU

Hooper returns for Australia's European tour, but not as captain

Melbourne (AFP) - Veteran flanker Michael Hooper was included in Australia's squad Sunday for their five-Test tour of Britain and Europe after pulling out of the Rugby Championship with "mindset" issues, but James Slipper will captain the team.

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Hooper returns to Wallabies fold for tour

Veteran flanker Michael Hooper will join the Wallabies on their spring tour after returning from personal leave, but the captaincy will stay with James Slipper.

AAP

Wallabies injuries, losses, worries grow

The losses are mounting but Wallabies captain James Slipper says he has "plenty of hope" for the world No.9 team as they count down to the 2023 World Cup.

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'Hell-bent' Wallabies say they respect All Blacks haka

Auckland (AFP) - Australia captain James Slipper said on Friday that the Wallabies respect the All Blacks' haka, after tension between the teams in the build-up to their crunch clash.

AFP

Wallabies again confront Eden Park hoodoo

The Wallabies will need to defy 36 years of hurt at the hands of the All Blacks if they are to triumph on their latest visit to Eden Park.

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Wallabies respect the haka: Slipper

The Wallabies' response to the haka has ruffled some feathers, but All Blacks skipper Sam Whitelock insists the 'boomerang' simply adds to the occasion.

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Neville, Wilson return as Wallabies shuffle pack for All Blacks

Sydney (AFP) - Australia on Thursday recalled towering lock Cadeyrn Neville and hard-running number eight Harry Wilson to face New Zealand at the weekend when the Wallabies will aim to break a 36-year curse at Eden Park.

AFP

Neville, Wilson back for Wallabies in NZ

Cadeyrn Neville and Harry Wilson replace Rob Leota and Matt Philip in the Wallabies run-on side for the Rugby Championship clash with the All Blacks.

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Wallabies shattered after 'disgraceful' refereeing decision in Bledisloe Cup Test loss to All Blacks

The Wallabies are left to reflect on their agonising 39-37 defeat to the All Blacks in Melbourne following a controversial finish that had players and commentators stunned.

ABC News

Controversy reigns as All Blacks dash Wallabies’ Bledisloe Cup dreams

Australia had one hand on the trophy until a last-minute refereeing decision turned a 37-34 victory into a 39-37 defeat

The Guardian - AU

Australia challenge All Blacks' Haka with boomerang-shaped charge in feisty start to Bledisloe Cup

Captain James Slipper led the Wallabies forward in response to the Maori war dance

Wales Online

Wallabies out to avoid 'world of hurt' against All Blacks

Melbourne (AFP) - Captain James Slipper warned his Australia side that they face "a world of hurt" if they linger on defeat to South Africa and underestimate the stuttering All Blacks on Thursday.

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Wallabies' penalties woe, discipline urged

With the Wallabies conceding 14.5 penalties a game in the Rugby Championship, skipper James Slipper says they need improved discipline against New Zealand.

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Wallabies alert to the wounded All Blacks

Wallabies captain James Slipper has discounted the All Blacks' inconsistent form, expecting them to fire in Thursday night's Bledisloe Cup Test in Melbourne.

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Wallabies skipper wants loss to hurt deep

Wallabies captain James Slipper is imploring his side to make the thrashing by South Africa a driving motivation as they prepare for New Zealand.

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Australia's Slipper warns lineout and scrum key against Springboks

Sydney (AFP) - Captain James Slipper warned on Friday that the Wallabies must improve their lineout and scrum if they want to ride the momentum of beating South Africa with another win over the world champions this weekend.

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Wallabies want new ground to be a fortress

Wallabies captain James Slipper is calling on his side to deliver a huge performance in the first international sporting event at Sydney's new Allianz Stadium.

AFP

Wounded Springboks treat Wallabies rematch as 'a final'

Sydney (AFP) - South Africa coach Jacques Nienaber is treating Saturday's rematch with Australia in Sydney as "a final" for his injury-ravaged side as they strive to stay in Rugby Championship contention.

AFP

Rennie keeps faith with Wallabies team that beat South Africa

Sydney (AFP) - Dave Rennie on Thursday named his first unchanged starting side since taking over as Australia coach, as they attempt to clinch back-to-back wins for the first time this season.

The Guardian - AU

Resurgent Wallabies hammer world champion Springboks in Adelaide Test

A resurgent Australian side saw off South Africa 25-17 to get their international campaign back on track

The Independent UK

Australia beat South Africa in Rugby Championship as Fraser McReight scores two tries

Australia 25-17 South Africa: Flanker Fraser McReight scored two tries and players of the match Marika Koroibete also crossed

The Guardian - AU

Australia 25-17 South Africa: Rugby Championship Test – as it happened

The Wallabies bounced back from defeat in Argentina to see off the Springboks at Adelaide Oval

AFP

Wallabies vow to put 'early heat' on Springboks

Adelaide (Australia) (AFP) - Captain James Slipper said on Friday that it was crucial for the Wallabies to put South Africa under pressure from the off if they want to maintain their nine-year unbeaten streak against the world champions on home soil.

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