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This Saturday Australia and New Zealand meet in a huge rugby union double-header at Sydney’s Accor Stadium, with the Wallaroos facing Scotland at 12:00 pm AEDT before the Wallabies take on the All Blacks for the Bledisloe Cup at 3:45 pm. Australia will be looking to bounce back after New Zealand’s 50–19 victory in the first Test. The day’s programme also features men’s Sevens against Fiji and women’s Sevens against New Zealand. All matches are available live on  ⁠Stan Sport. 

This Saturday Australia and New Zealand meet in a huge rugby union double-header at Sydney’s Accor Stadium, with the Wallaroos facing Scotland at 12:00 pm AEDT before the Wallabies take on the All Blacks for the Bledisloe Cup at 3:45 pm. Australia will be looking to bounce back after New Zealand’s 50–19 victory in the first Test. The day’s programme also features men’s Sevens against Fiji and women’s Sevens against New Zealand. All matches are available live on  ⁠Stan Sport. 

New Zealand v Australia – Bledisloe Cup takes place on 10 October at Eden Park in Auckland, with the Wallabies looking to challenge New Zealand for the Bledisloe Cup in one of international rugby’s most significant trans-Tasman rivalries. Australia recently produced a major statement with a 42–38 victory over South Africa, while New Zealand will enter the series as the holders of the Bledisloe Cup, having retained the trophy since 2003. The match will be broadcast live on Nine and Stan Sport, with Stan Sport listing coverage from 4:00pm AEDT and kick-off at 5:05pm AEDT

The Wallabies take on Argentina’s Los Pumas in the second Test of their 2026 tour, following Australia’s hard-fought 27-21 victory in the opening match. Australia will be looking to build on its unbeaten start under new coach Les Kiss and secure a rare back-to-back win on Argentine soil. For the Wallabies, it is another important step towards building momentum ahead of the 2027 Rugby World Cup on home soil. You can watch the friendly live on Stan Sport.

Chris Whitaker has named the 30-man Australia U20 squad for the Junior World Championship in Georgia. Captained by Queensland Reds flanker Tom Robinson, the team is largely composed of Super Rugby players, with additional talent drawn from the Australian Sevens and overseas clubs. The squad will assemble in Sydney next Wednesday before traveling to Kutaisi for their Pool D matches. They open the tournament against Spain early on Sunday, June 28, before facing Fiji and the U20 Six Nations champions, France. 

You can watch Junior World Championship live and on-demand on Stan Sport

The Nations Championship is a brand-new, biennial global rugby tournament that replaces the traditional friendly test windows. It pits the top six Southern Hemisphere nations against the top six from the North in a high-stakes league. The Wallabies will host three massive blockbusters Down Under against Northern Hemisphere heavyweights (Ireland in Sydney, France in Brisbane, and Italy in Perth).