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Brandon Paenga-Amosa after defeating Argentina in Jujuy.

The Wallabies have never won consecutive Tests in Argentina. This is why that could change

The Wallabies have the opportunity to create history by winning consecutive Tests in Argentina for the first time: to do that they must learn from two years ago.

  • Jonathan Drennan

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Mark Nawaqanitawase of the Roosters celebrates scoring a try during the round 25 NRL match between Sydney Roosters and Wests Tigers at Allianz Stadium

Why Nawaqanitawase’s new club holds key to his hopes of making Wallabies World Cup squad

The Roosters winger is likely to miss the Wallabies’ spring tour after linking with the Wild Knights in Japan, leaving a short window for him to stake his claim for a return to the Test side.

  • Jonathan Drennan
Former Blues coach Vern Cotter has begun his tenure at the Queensland Reds.

Meet the Kiwi coach tasked with ending Australian rugby’s premiership hoodoo

What can rugby fans expect from a team coached by this New Zealand honcho? The man himself reveals as he arrives at his new club.

  • Nick Wright
Josh Canham was one of the Wallabies’ best.

The Wallabies showed great signs against Argentina. Two of them were world-class

Josh Canham continued his standout year and Max Jorgensen produced his best performance in some time in another promising effort under Les Kiss.

  • Paul Cully
Brandon Paenga-Amosa of the Wallabies holds up the trophy.

Wallabies player ratings: How the men in gold performed in Argentina

Australia’s loose forward depth is going to give Les Kiss a migraine, with Australia’s three best all found in the back row.

  • Iain Payten
Tom Hooper of the Wallabies scores a try while being tackled by Ignacio Ruiz.

‘Didn’t panic’: Kiss hails Wallabies’ character after nervy win over Argentina

The Wallabies continued their winning ways under new coach Les Kiss, posting their fourth straight win for the first time since 2021.

  • Iain Payten
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Les Kiss congratulates Brandon Paenga-Amosa and Rob Valetini following the win over Argentina.

Strong forwards and liberated backs. The Wallabies have received a ‘Kiss of life’

This was another Wallabies performance that provides hope that all is heading in the right direction.

  • Peter FitzSimons
Zac Lomax, Angus Crichton and Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii have all made the leap from league to union.

NRL recruits face narrowing path to Rugby World Cup

Of the big NRL recruits, Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii has the best chance of doing something special at a home World Cup, but Zac Lomax and Angus Crichton will have to fight for a spot on the team.

  • Paul Cully
Rob Valetini was one of the stronger performers for the Wallabies in San Juan but there wasn’t enough dominance in collisions.

Why this is one of the most daunting venues the Wallabies have played at

The Wallabies will face a wounded Argentina in the Pumas’ mountain fortress of San Salvador de Jujuy, a city shaped by resistance and rebellion.

  • Jonathan Drennan
Wallabies outside back Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii will start from the bench.

Suaalii benched as Kiss makes changes for Pumas Test

After three straight wins, Kiss has opted to test the Wallabies’ depth in the hostile surrounds of Jujuy against a Pumas side with plenty to prove.

  • Jonathan Drennan