

Jordan Petaia is back in the Wallabies squad for the first time since 2023, with the utility back welcomed back into the fold by coach Les Kiss.
Tom Lynagh will finally make his return from a long injury, while Harry McLaughlin-Phillips and the somewhat forgotten Tane Edmed will also be out to impress in the opening round of Super Rugby Aus.
The Wallabies are bracing to be without first-choice playmaker Carter Gordon for the Bledisloe Cup and clash with world champions South Africa in the latest injury blow for the fly-half.
Four Tests, three wins, two trophies; Les Kiss has enjoyed close to the perfect start to his tenure, but larger challenges loom and it's time to put an end to his chopping and changing.
The celebrations muted from the Wallabies after the tourists claimed their first-ever series win over Argentina in Argentina, with the bitter knowledge they let a golden opportunity slip in a tense draw.
Despite a draw in Mendoza the Wallabies have claimed their first-ever series victory in Argentina and extend their unbeaten run to five Tests.
Carter Gordon may have shaken off a calf niggle to play on Sunday, but the Wallabies playmaker's injury travails since his return from rugby league remain a genuine concern. It may yet open the door for James O'Connor or Bernard Foley.
Ben Donaldson will make his first run-on start of the year for the Wallabies when they face Argentina in the second Test in Mendoza on Sunday morning.
Veteran prop James Slipper has ended speculation on his future by inking a one-year deal with the ACT Brumbies to remain in contention for next year's Rugby World Cup.
James O'Connor has returned to where it all began, with the veteran utility back to play for the Western Force next season in a bid to thrust himself into Rugby World Cup calculations.
The Wallabies will call on reinforcements as they attempt to right recent history in Argentina and sweep their two-Test tour, with coach Les Kiss set to benefit from his smart squad management.
The Wallabies may have fallen over the line in San Salvador de Jujuy, but there was enough to like in the industrious performance of Australia's forward pack to continue the team's upward trend under new coach Les Kiss.
The Wallabies have maintained their winning run under coach Les Kiss, hanging tough against Argentina to post a 27-21 victory.
Les Kiss has pledged to continue tinkering with his Wallabies matchday squads in a bid to build "two good XVs" for next year's Rugby World Cup, after the Queenslander handed prop Isaac Kailea a first Test start since 2024.
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii will make his return from injury from the bench against Argentina early Sunday morning [AEST], as Wallabies coach Les Kiss again opted for further changes to his run-on XV.
The Wallabies are bracing for an intimidating atmosphere in their Test against Argentina in the mountain city of San Salvador de Jujuy, ready for any tactics including lasers from an unrelenting crowd.
Les Kiss has named a bolstered squad for the Wallabies' two-match tour of Argentina with the return of Len Ikitau to the group.
The Wallabies will quickly switch focus from their series sweep of Japan, with coach Les Kiss to unveil his travelling squad for the two-Test tour of Argentina on Wednesday.
Wallabies centre Isaac Henry has given coach Les Kiss something to ponder ahead of the two-Test series with Japan, after the Queenslander excelled in Australia's 56-17 win over Japan in Townsville.
Australia's forward pack have dined out as the Wallabies wriggled out of an awkward spot to streak away from Eddie Jones' Japan in Townsville.
The Wallabies have won three Tests in a row for the first time since 2024, after they powered over the top of Japan in the second Test in Townsville.
Another hamstring injury has ruled Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii out of the Wallabies rematch with Japan in Townsville as debate rages over the code-hopper's ideal position.
Despite the many tense, frustrating moments and sweltering conditions, Les Kiss will walk away satisfied. A win is a win and is exactly how he needed his Wallabies tenure to begin.
The Wallabies are bracing for a fast and furious Japan side ready to run the Australians off their feet in their first Test in Osaka, Japan on Saturday evening.
Treyvon Pritchard will remain in rugby after the "generational talent" knocked back huge NRL interest to instead pursue his Wallabies dreams.





