Australia prop James Slipper and winger Dylan Pietsch have been ruled out of the second Rugby Championship test against South Africa in a double blow to the Wallabies’ hopes.

Where do wallabies come from? Wallabies are primarily found in Australia and nearby islands, and are members of the Macropod family along with kangaroos. They are typically small

Without a win in South Africa for 14 years, in Johannesburg for 62 years, with many of the side unaccustomed to playing at altitude, and with their best ball runner on the sideline, it wasn’t supposed to be like this for the Wallabies. It was supposed to ...

With skipper Harry Wilson, fullback Tom Wright and veteran flyhalf James O'Connor starring, the Wallabies piled on four unanswered second-half tries to record Australia's first victory over the Springboks at altitude since 1963.

The Wallabies have suffered a double blow after their win over the Springboks, with Dylan Pietsch and James Slipper ruled out of next week’s clash in Cape Town.

Former Wallaby No.10 Quade Cooper enjoyed the team's sensational comeback win over South Africa as much as any Australian rugby fan, but he

The Wallabies have upset the Springboks 38-22 in Johannesburg, after trailing 22-nil earlier in the contest. It's back-to-back wins for Australia after beating the British and Irish Lions in the third test in Sydney earlier this month.

Will Skelton, Taniela Tupou and Tom Hooper are among those who might benefit as Rugby Australia confirms its change in stance.

Hooker David Porecki, who was a late injury withdrawal from Australia’s lineup for the third test against the British and Irish Lions last weekend, has announced his retirement.

Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii had his nose bloodied by Eben Etzebeth. Will Skelton was being bullied. O’Connor, parachuted in at outhalf, had been steamrollered on three occasions. The Wallabies had arrived in Johannesburg with reputations enhanced after their Lions series defeat. This felt like a reality check.