Larkham astonished at Hunt's performance
Wallabies attack coach Stephen Larkham says he has never seen a player perform so well on such short notice at No.12 in the way Karmichael Hunt did last weekend against Fiji.
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Tom Decent
Tom Decent is a journalist with Fairfax Media.
Eto Nabuli: From hotel porter to fresh-faced Penrith Panther to Wallabies winger
Penrith Panthers general manager Phil Gould knew from Eto Nabuli's first training run at the club in early 2013 that his gamble had paid off.
Foley 'Iceman' statue has Wallabies in stitches ahead of Scotland clash
Wallabies five-eighth Bernard Foley could do nothing but laugh when a giant ice statue of himself was unveiled on Thursday ahead of the weekend's Scotland Test.
Cheika picks debutant to start against Scotland
Michael Cheika believes Queensland Reds winger Eto Nabuli has the potential to go to another level on the international stage when he makes his Wallabies debut on Saturday against Scotland.
Scots kept hitman on ice for Wallabies clash
Scotland coach Gregor Townsend has made eight changes to the side that beat Italy last weekend ahead of their grudge match against the Wallabies on Saturday.
Sio takes inspiration from Brumbies teammate
Wallabies prop Scott Sio says he is primed for a return to the Test arena and revealed he took inspiration from Brumbies teammate Christian Lealiifano's recovery from leukaemia to get through his own rehabilitation.
Smith insists Wallabies comeback not on cards
Australian rugby legend George Smith is back in the Wallabies camp but says he is only there to help in a mentoring capacity.
Hunt 'built for Test rugby', says Foley
Wallabies five-eighth Bernard Foley says Karmichael Hunt is "built for Test rugby" and is hopeful he and the new dual international get another chance to shine against Scotland on Saturday.
Wallabies offer condolences after rugby player's death
Wallabies coach Michael Cheika has led the tributes for the "tragic" death of a 25-year-old rugby player on Saturday.
Moore wants to push on until 2019 World Cup
Stephen Moore will turn 36 in 2019 but still has ambitions of running out for the Wallabies at the next Rugby World Cup despite not being Australia's first-choice hooker for the first time in over four years.
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