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Wallaroos sweating over fitness of leading stars

Two of the Wallaroos' biggest stars are in doubt for the Rugby World Cup with sevens convert Charlotte Caslick undergoing ankle surgery and skipper Siokapesi Palu in danger of suffering a similar fate.

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Wallaroos made to pay in loss to Black Ferns

The Wallaroos threw their best shot at the Black Ferns before succumbing 37-12 in a loss compounded by an injury to captain Siokapesi Palu.

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Chancellor shuts down 'divide' chat in Wallaroos camp

Wallaroos back-rower Emily Chancellor has made a pointed statement that there is no "divide" between squad members and Australian sevens recruits following comments made by former Wallaby and player agent Mat Rogers last week.

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Champions Final a stepping stone for more, if Waratahs women get job done

The Champions Final between the Waratahs and the Blues can't simply be a one-off clash, but a first step in the revolution of women's rugby in Australia and New Zealand.

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Charlotte Caslick has dominated sevens rugby. Can she cut it in 15s?

Charlotte Caslick is one of the all-time greats in sevens rugby, having dominated the game for the best part of a decade. But will she make a successful transition to 15s?

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Sevens star Caslick goes all in on World Cup bid

Charlotte Caslick won't feature again this year for Australia's rugby sevens champion team, instead committing fully to the 15-a-side game ahead of this year's Rugby World Cup.

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IWD Roundtable: How can women's sport thrive in Australia into the future

A roundtable of ESPN experts gather to discuss the state of women's sports in Australia, what's worked, what hasn't, and where to next to celebrate International Women's Day.

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Aus7s stars join SuperW to push World Cup claims

World sevens player of the year Maddison Levi could give the Wallaroos a massive boost at next year's Rugby World Cup after putting her hand up for selection.

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Wales women to tour Australia next summer

Wales women will play two Tests in against Australia next year during the British and Irish Lions men's tour.

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RA sets bold Bledisloe goal as Schmidt call looms

Rugby Australia has set the Wallabies the lofty goal of winning the Bledisloe Cup "every two years" as part of a four-year strategy.

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Aussie 7s star Levi shuts down NRLW switch talk

Maddison Levi has quashed suggestions she was eyeing a switch to the NRLW next year, reiterating her ambitions to feature in next year's Women's Rugby World Cup as well as leaving her "name" on the sevens game.

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England drawn with Australia, USA at '25 Rugby WC

Hosts and favourites England were grouped with Australia and the United States after the draw for the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup was made on Thursday.

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Siya Kolisi shows rugby how it can embrace the women's game

Springboks captain and two-time World Cup winner Siya Kolisi is a women's rugby fan and he wants more men to jump on the bandwagon.

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Yapp's patience yielded an historic trophy -- now Wallaroos must kick on

After a long, arduous year, Wallaroos coach Jo Yapp and her players have been rewarded for their patience and perseverance with the WXV2 title.

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'Be bold, be innovative' - how women's rugby is evolving as '25 World Cup looms

With the Women's Rugby World Cup being held in England next year, organisers are under pressure to seize the moment and transform the women's game.

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Wallaroos repel Springbok charge for gutsy win

The Wallaroos have earned a pulsating 33-26 triumph over South Africa in Cape Town, as record-equalling Ash Marsters came up with a heroic last-ditch steal to put the Australian women's side in sight of the WXV2 tournament title.

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Australia's next Ash Marsters lost after Rebels SuperW axing

Proud Victorian Ash Masters will become the equal most capped Wallaroo ever on Sunday. But her SuperW team no longer exists.

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'We're coming to take the reins': Teen young gun Moleka warns experienced Wallaroos teammates

Wallaroos flyhalf Faitala Moleka has sounded a warning to her teammates, the next generation of talent is coming and they're ready to take over the squad.

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Wallaroos get revenge win over Wales in WXV2

The Wallaroos have earned swift and comprehensive revenge over Wales, powering to a hugely impressive 37-5 victory to kick off their WXV2 tournament challenge in style.

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Wallaroos suffer chastening loss to Ireland in Belfast

Australia's rugby women have been handed a 36-10 hammering by Ireland in Belfast, just a week after their male counterparts suffered a similar chastening loss at the hands of Argentina.

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Wallaroos' six-week tour a must-win on road to World Cup

With just under a year until the women's Rugby World Cup in England, the importance of the Wallaroos' upcoming tour can't be understated.

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Injury rules flanker Duck out of Wallaroos tour

Piper Duck's bad luck with injury has continued with the star Wallaroos flanker to miss their tour of Ireland and Wales and the WXV 2 tournament in South Africa.

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Time to blow up Super W for the sake of the Wallaroos

Sunday's humiliating 62-0 loss to the Black Ferns showed Rugby Australia must blow up Super W and start again for the sake of the Wallaroos.

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Wallaroos suffer biggest home defeat to New Zealand

Black Ferns winger Katelyn Vahaakolo has bagged a quartet of tries to help the New Zealanders to their biggest win over the Wallaroos on Australian soil, humbling their trans-Tasman rivals 62-0 in Ballymore.

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Miller scores four as Wallaroos hammer Fijiana

A record-equalling four-try haul from prolific winger Desiree Miller fired Australia to their first Test win of the year on Saturday night.