The Australia Women’s rugby team, more commonly known as ‘The Wallaroos’ have appeared in every Women’s Rugby World Cup since their tournament debut in 1998. The Wallaroos have always held their own on the biggest stage, having never finished lower than seventh, recording their best finish of third in 2010.
On this page, you can keep up to date with Australia’s World Cup fixtures, results and access all the latest team news and analysis.
Compounding the task for Australia, New Zealand's home of rugby is poised to smash a world record for women's rugby attendance for the match.
Wallaroos coach Jay Tregonning has made sweeping changes as the Australian women's rugby team tries to make a dent on a dominant New Zealand.
The Australia Women’s rugby team, more commonly known as ‘The Wallaroos’ have appeared in every Women’s Rugby World Cup since their tournament debut in 1998. The Wallaroos have always held their own on the biggest stage, having never finished lower than seventh, recording their best finish of third in 2010.
On this page, you can keep up to date with Australia’s World Cup fixtures, results and access all the latest team news and analysis.
Adiana Talakai Hooker 
Atasi Lafai Lock 5 
Bridie O'Gorman Tight head prop 
Emily Chancellor Blindside flanker 
Grace Hamilton Number 8 
Liz Patu Loose head prop 
Sera Naiqama Lock 4 
Shannon Parry Openside flanker 
Arabella McKenzie Fly half 
Ashley Marsters Fullback 
Bienne Terita Right wing 
Emily Robinson Fullback 
Eva Karpani Fullback 
Georgina Friedrichs Outside centre 
Grace Kemp Fullback 
Iliseva Batibasaga Scrum half 
Ivania Wong Left wing 
Layne Morgan Fullback 
Lori Cramer Fullback 
Maya Stewart Left wing 
Michaela Leonard Fullback 
Pauline Piliae-Rasabale Fullback 
Piper Duck Fullback 
Sharni Williams Inside centre 
Tania Naden Fullback 
Trilleen Pomare Fullback 
Wallaroos Australian Women's Rugby Team 
