The All Blacks and the Wallabies prepare for the Bledisloe Cup test this weekend.

Former Australian first-five-eighth Mark Ella outlines the priorities for the Wallabies in Christchurch tomorrow night.

Hooker Saia and midfielder Anthony Faingaa are the first twins to start for the Wallabies since the Ella brothers.

Will we get past halftime tomorrow before referee Jonathan Kaplan sends an All Black or Wallaby for a rest?

Wallabies coach Robbie Deans makes two changes in the backs and one in the forwards for Saturday's All Blacks clash.

the International Rugby Board has apologised for wing Drew Mitchell being sent off in last week's Bledisloe Cup match.

Changes are a certainty when Deans names his side tomorrow for the second Bledisloe Cup test on Saturday.

All Black coach Graham Henry approves of referees' hardline approach in the Tri-Nations series.

The All Blacks team for the second Bledisloe Cup match in Christchurch contains only one, injury-forced, change.

Chris Rattue writes that the current Wallaby team is 'an embarrassment'.

Add Melbourne to the list of grounds the All Blacks have turned into successive burial sites for the Wallabies.

If Charles Dickens were still around, he'd be tempted to write a tale about the contrasting fortunes of these two great rugby rivals.

Robbie Deans' downward trajectory will continue if the Wallabies fail to gain traction against the ABs tomorrow.