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Deans says Wallabies won't take Scotland lightly
Wallabies coach Robbie Deans says that he is expecting Scotland to give Australia a stiff test when the team's meet in Newcastle in June.
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Wallaby coach Deans wary of touring Wales
Wallabies coach Robbie Deans says he is under no illusion about the threat posed by Six Nations champions Wales, admitting they are fired up and out to prove a point against Australia.
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Lynagh set to be released from Brisbane Hospital
Former Wallabies Rugby World Cup winner Michael Lynagh is set to be released from a Brisbane hospital two weeks after suffering a stroke.
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Wallabies finalise their coaching team for 2012
The Wallabies have finalised their coaching team for the upcoming June Internationals and the inaugural Southern Hemisphere Rugby Championship featuring Australia, Argentina, New Zealand, and South Africa with the appointments of Tony McGahan, Andrew Blades and Nick Scrivener
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Lynagh remains in critical condition after stroke
Rugby World Cup winner Michael Lynagh's doctor has confirmed that he did suffered a stroke and that he remains in a critical condition.
The Queensland
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World Cup winner Lynagh stable in hospital
Former Australian Rugby World Cup winner and Saracens fly half Michael Lynagh is stable but still being treated in a Brisbane hospital after suffering a stroke
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Gregan joins Australian Rugby Union board
Rugby's most most-capped player and former Wallaby captain George Gregan will join the Board of the Australian Rugby Union.
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Former Wallabies Mortlock and Smith honoured
Australian Rugby players Stirling Mortlock and George Smith were appointed Members of the Order of Australia (AM) in the annual Australia Day Honours for 2012.
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Coaches Williams and Harding to leave Wallabies
The Australian Rugby Union Friday have announced that assistant coach Jim Williams will leave his position after completing his contract term with the Wallabies.
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Australia beat Wales as Williams ends on a high
Shane Williams ended his international rugby career with a last minute try but Wales were unable to stop Australia from spoiling the party as they beat Wales 18-24 at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.
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Horwill wants one last push from Wallabies
Australia captain James Horwill has urged his side to rouse themselves one last time this year when they face Wales at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday.
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Wallabies forced into late change for Wales
Australia captain James Horwill has urged his side to rouse themselves one last time this year when they face Wales at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday.
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Horne in doubt for Wallabies test against Wales
Wallabies inside centre Rob Horne could miss Australia's one off Test match against Wales at Millennium Stadium on Saturday due to injury.
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O'Connor keeps Wallaby number 10 jersey
Twenty-one-year-old James O'Connor will start his maiden Test as a flyhalf after today being named in the number 10 jersey for Saturday's Test against Wales in Cardiff.
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All Blacks were right to threaten RWC boycott
Australian Rugby Boss John O'Neill has said that New Zealand's threat to boycott the 2015 World Cup was necessary to put the top rugby nations' "angst" over lost revenues into the public domain.
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Australia are ready for Wales in Cardiff: Deans
Australia Rugby coach Robbie Deans says that his Wallabies are prepared for a "tough assignment" against Wales after warming up for the Cardiff clash with a 60-11 thrashing of the Barbarians at Twickenham.
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Australia hammer Barbarians at Twickenham
Australia scored eight tries as they smashed the Barbarians 11-60 in a one off match held at Twickenham on Saturday afternoon.
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Australia looking to the future against Baabaas
Australia will be looking to gain some valuable pointers for their future stars when they face a star-studded Barbarians team at Twickenham on Saturday
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Pocock to captain Australia vs Barbarians
Western Force flanker David Pocock has been named as Wallabies captain for Australia's match against the Barbarians at Twickenham Stadium in London.
The 23-year-old, who is a two
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Three new Wallabies caps in touring squad
Australia's long injury list from the Rugby World Cup has opened the door for three new Wallaby caps in the Australian rugby squad which will play two matches in Wales and England in late November and December.
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Wallabies beat Wales to finish third at World Cup
Australia won the Bronze Medal and finished in third place at the Rugby World Cup when they beat Wales 18-21 at Eden Park in New Zealand.
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Australia make eight changes for Wales
Australia have named fullback Kurtley Beale, center Berrick Barnes and lock lock Nathan Sharpe in their team to play Wales in Friday's Rugby World Cup third-place playoff against Wales.
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Wallabies sweating on long injury list for play off
Australia's Wallabies have been left with a long injury list after their Rugby World Cup semifinal loss to New Zealand, with at least four players unavailable for Friday's third-place playoff against Wales.
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ARU Boss O'Neill to stand down in 2013
Australian Rugby Union Chief executive John O'Neill has revealed that he will stand down in 2013 after the British and Irish Lions tour of Australia.
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Robbie Deans defends under fire Quade Cooper
Australia coach Robbie Deans has defended under fire Wallaby playmaker Quade Cooper amid the 'unwarranted' attention he received in Australia's failed Rugby World Cup campaign in New Zealand.
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