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    Australia and South Africa are facing off across two sports this weekend. In Perth, the Springboks struck early against the Wallabies in their Rugby Championship meeting, while a Test cricket series between the nations is under way. Joe Root's childhood friend helped rescue Australia's batting, but questions remain over the top order, and Temba Bavuma said facing Australia means playing against 'what it means to be Australian'. South Africa also named their first Test XI without one of their premier fast bowlers.

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    South Africa and Australia face off in both cricket and rugby this week. In the first Test, Kagiso Rabada misses out while Anrich Nortje earns a surprise recall, and Pat Cummins must wait for his ODI return as the Proteas field two Jansens. Meanwhile, Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus makes 13 changes to his starting side for the Perth Test against the Wallabies after a series win over the All Blacks.

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    Attention is turning to the Bledisloe Cup 2026 as fans search for fixtures and scores ahead of the latest Australia versus New Zealand rugby showdown. Former All Blacks scrum-half Justin Marshall has highlighted his main concern with New Zealand's current play ahead of the series, adding to pre-match debate about the Wallabies' chances of regaining the trophy.

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    Australia and New Zealand are facing off in the Bledisloe Cup, rugby's long-running trans-Tasman rivalry. Fans in both countries are searching for how to follow the match, with streaming guides highlighting free viewing options. Interest is especially high in Australia, where supporters are keen to see whether the Wallabies can take ground against the All Blacks in the latest edition of the contest.

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    Wallabies back Andrew Kellaway announces retirement●andrew kellaway retirement rugbyGgoogleAU20021 min ago

    Australian rugby winger and fullback Andrew Kellaway has announced his retirement, walking away one game short of a significant career milestone. The Wallabies representative, who also played Super Rugby for the Melbourne Rebels and Waratahs, is stepping away from the professional game. Australian sports media are covering the news, with fans noting the near-miss on the milestone.

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    Australia and New Zealand are facing off in a trans-Tasman rugby clash at Auckland's Eden Park, with the Sydney Morning Herald rating the Wallabies and All Blacks ahead of the game. The fixture is drawing attention across Australia, New Zealand and Britain as fans debate which side holds the edge.

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    The Wallabies are preparing for a Bledisloe Cup Test in Auckland, with George Gregan issuing a rally cry to Australia as the team looks to bounce back. Rookie Macpherson is drawing on advice from Bledisloe greats ahead of a maiden Wallabies call-up, as Australia chases a rare win over New Zealand on home soil.

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    Australia captain Harry Wilson says the Wallabies are deliberately avoiding bold predictions about their chances of reclaiming the Bledisloe Cup from New Zealand, insisting the team does not want to hand the All Blacks any extra motivation. The comments come as the Wallabies prepare for another campaign in rugby's oldest trans-Tasman rivalry, with fans weighing whether the side can finally end its long drought against New Zealand.

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    Fans Look for Ways to Watch the 2026 Bledisloe Cup▼where to watch bledisloe cup 2026GgoogleAU5002 d ago

    Rugby supporters are searching for broadcast and streaming details for the 2026 Bledisloe Cup, the annual Test series between Australia's Wallabies and New Zealand's All Blacks. Interest is picking up as coverage builds around the Wallabies' campaign, including their difficult history at Eden Park in Auckland, long a fortress for the All Blacks.

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    The Wallabies' clash with the All Blacks is drawing attention, with former coach Dave Rennie saying his dismissal was 'not about me' while Suaalii is retained on the wing. Discussion is focused on team selections and the fallout from the coaching change ahead of the trans-Tasman fixture.

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    Neighbours force 'tropical jungle' of exotic animals to move●'Tropical jungle' of wallabies, porcupines and parrots must move after neighbours complain https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/arMmastodonWorld31 d ago

    A private collection of exotic animals, described as a 'tropical jungle' and including wallabies, porcupines and parrots, has been told it must relocate after neighbours complained. The reports say complaints from people living nearby led to the decision that the animals can no longer stay at their current home. It is not clear from available reporting where the collection is kept, who owns it, or what specifically prompted the neighbours' objections.