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  •   Home > News > Sports > Rugby

    Former junior Australian gymnast Waiaria Ellis is set to become the second youngest Test debutante in Wallaroos history after being named to face New Zealand in Wellington on Saturday

    Former junior Australian gymnast Waiaria Ellis is set to become the second youngest Test debutante in Wallaroos history after being named to face New Zealand in Wellington on Saturday


    The 17-year-old has been included on the wing as the Wallaroos look to snap a 28-game losing streak against the Black Ferns.

    Matatu lock Laura Bayfield is poised to make her Black Ferns debut via the bench in the weekend's test - the final hit-out before next month's World Cup in England.

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    To provincial rugby ... the Manawatu Cyclones have beaten the Bay of Plenty Volcanix 45-31 in Tauranga, in the women's Farah Palmer Cup  14:46

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    International:
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    Motoring:
    Delivering away from home under pressure is the focus for the All Blacks as they face their first road assignment of 2025 14:06

    Netball:
    Queensland Super Netball coach Kiri Wills believes Australian clubs will look to utilise the ANZ Premiership's import player changes 13:56

    Business:
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    Rugby:
    Plenty of history on the line for Argentina when they host the All Blacks tomorrow morning in Cordoba 13:06

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    Soccer:
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