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Eddie Jones is expected to remain Wallabies coach despite the World Cup showing with Rugby Australia set to give him time to complete his team transition

Another week of waiting looms with Australia’s fate – and potentially that of their coach – lying in the hands of others

Rugby Australia will review the Wallabies' World Cup failings but the governing body looks set to continue with besieged coach Eddie Jones.

Australia’s abject World Cup has only heightened the frostiness on either side of the barricades with Eddie Jones’ future increasingly uncertain

The Wallabies have suffered a record-breaking defeat to Wales at the Rugby World Cup. This represents Australia’s worst result in a World Cup match and its biggest-ever losing margin to Wales. And it will almost certainly end Australia’s 2023 World Cup campaign at the group stage for the first time.

With the grassroots game struggling, participation in decline and Super Rugby on the wane, the writing has been on the wall for years

Coach Eddie Jones says his commitment to the Wallabies shouldn't be questioned despite having to deny to Rugby Australia he's had talks with Japan.

Eddie Jones was defiant, saying ‘I’ve got the ability to turn things around’ after the heavy defeat by Wales, despite news of a secret interview for the Japan job

The Wallabies appeared to give up the ghost against Wales with the head coach’s second spell in charge now an inglorious failure

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Waugh will take over the top RA job from Andy Marinos who tendered his shock resignation in May