| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Dylan Edwards, - | ||
2Josh Mansour, - | ||
3Dean Whare, - | ||
4Brent Naden, - | ||
5Brian To'o, - | ||
6Jarome Luai, - | ||
7James Maloney, - 2 2 | ||
8James Tamou, - | ||
9Mitch Kenny, - | ||
10James Fisher-Harris, - | ||
11Viliame Kikau, - | ||
12Isaah Yeo, - | ||
14Wayde Egan, - | ||
| Replacements | ||
15Frank Winterstein, - | ||
16Moses Leota, - | ||
17Reagan Campbell-Gillard, - | ||
19Jed Cartwright, - | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Test winger Xavier Coates has spoken of his pride at representing Australia after being subjected to severe online abuse for his decision to play for the Kangaroos ahead of Papua New Guinea.
Leo Thompson wants to have signed his next NRL contract before the season starts and his brother's arrival at Newcastle won't necessarily sway the Knights prop.
Casey McLean has announced himself as a superstar of the future, bagging four tries in New Zealand's 54-12 demolition of Papua New Guinea at the Pacific Championships.
Australia claimed the Pacific Championship title, but a sea of red at CommBank stadium showed just how good international rugby league can be.
Australia have shown a ruthless edge to rise above the sea of red and hold off Tonga in a 20-14 Pacific Cup final win.
Australia have reasserted their status as the heavyweights of international women's rugby league, thrashing New Zealand 24-4 in the Pacific Cup final as revenge for last year's decider.
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