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Wallabies look to send veterans off with a win

Posted by Hamish McBrearty on 6th July 2007

This weekend’s Tri-Nations clash between Australia and South Africa in Syndey will be the last game on Australian soil for long time Wallabies Stephen Larkham and George Gregan, and their colleagues will be looking to send them out with a win.

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Travel a major factor in All Blacks’ loss

Posted by Hamish McBrearty on 2nd July 2007

The All Blacks suffered their first loss to Australia in almost three years on Saturday night in Melbourne, but now is not the time to panic.

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Wallabies defensive wall stops faltering All Blacks

Posted by Hamish McBrearty on 1st July 2007

The All Blacks made too many errors and the Wallabies made the most of their chances, defeating New Zealand by 20-15 in Melbourne, putting one hand on the Bledisloe Cup and blowing the Tri-Nations wide open.

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All Blacks look to exploit Springbok weaknesses

Posted by Hamish McBrearty on 20th June 2007

The Springboks might have won the Tri-Nations opener, but they also revealed a lot of chinks in their armour.

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And so the Tri-Nations begins…

Posted by Hamish McBrearty on 13th June 2007

The road to Rugby World Cup 2007 gets a little bit tougher as the Southern Hemisphere powers prepare to face off against each other in the Tri-Nations.

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