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The Australian national rugby union team, known as the Wallabies, has played all eight Rugby World Cup tournaments. They are one of the three best performing teams, having won two tournaments, as has South Africa; only New Zealand has done better, winning three tournaments. Australia has hosted or co-hosted the tournament on two occasions – in 1987 and 2003. By position
By tournament1987 New Zealand & Australia
{{rugbybox |date = 23 May 1987 |home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 19 – 6 |away = {{ru|ENG}} |homescore = Tries: David Campese Simon Poidevin Con: Michael Lynagh Pen: Michael Lynagh (3) |awayscore = Try: Mike Harrison Con: Jon Webb |stadium = Concord Oval, Sydney |attendance = |referee = Keith Lawrence (New Zealand) }} {{rugbybox |date = 31 May 1987 |home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 47 – 12 |away = {{ru|USA}} |homescore = Tries: Andrew Leeds (2) Penalty try David Campese Brian Smith Andrew Slack Brett Papworth David Codey Con: Michael Lynagh (6) Pen: Michael Lynagh |awayscore = Try: Ray Nelson Con: Ray Nelson Pen: Ray Nelson Drop: Dave Horton |stadium = Ballymore, Brisbane |attendance = |referee = Brian Anderson (Scotland) }} {{Rugbybox |date = 3 June 1987 |home = {{Ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 42 – 23 |away = {{Ru|JPN}} |homescore = Tries: Andrew Slack (2) Matthew Burke (2) Steve Tuynman Peter Grigg Mark Hartill David Campese Con: Michael Lynagh (5) |awayscore = Tries: Eiji Kutsuki (2) Tsuyoshi Fujita Con: Minoru Okidoi Pen: Minoru Okidoi (2) Drop: Minoru Okidoi |stadium = Concord Oval, Sydney |attendance = |referee = Jim Fleming (Scotland) }}
|date = 7 June 1987 |home = {{Ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 30 – 24 |away = {{Ru|IRE}} |homescore = Tries: Burke McIntyre Smith Con: Lynagh (4) Pen: Lynagh (3) |awayscore = Tries: Kiernan MacNeil Con: Kiernan (2) Pen: Kiernan |stadium = Concord Oval, Sydney |referee = Brian Anderson (New Zealand) }}
|date = 13 June 1987 |home = {{Ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 24 – 30 |away = {{Ru|FRA}} |homescore = Tries: Campese Codey Con: Lynagh (2) Pen: Lynagh (3) Drop: Lynagh |awayscore = Tries: Lorieux Sella Lagisquet Blanco Con: Camberabero (4) Pen: Camberabero (2) |stadium = Concord Oval, Sydney |attendance = 17,768 |referee = Brian Anderson (Scotland) }}
|date = 18 June 1987 |home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 21 – 22 |away = {{ru|WAL}} |homescore = Tries: Burke Grigg Con: Lynagh (2) Pen: Lynagh (2) Drop: Lynagh |awayscore = Tries: Roberts Moriarty Hadley Con: Thorburn (2) Pen: Thorburn (2) |stadium = Rotorua International Stadium, Rotorua |attendance = |referee = Fred Howard (England) }} 1991 UK, Ireland and France
{{Rugbybox | date = 4 October 1991 | home = {{Ru-rt|ARG}} | score = 19 – 32 | away = {{Ru|AUS}} | homescore = Tries: Teran (2) Con: Del Castillo Pen: Del Castillo Drop: Arbizu (2) | awayscore = Tries: Campese (2), Horan (2), Kearns Con: Lynagh (3) Pen: Lynagh (2) | stadium = Stradey Park, Llanelli | attendance = | referee = David Bishop (New Zealand) }} {{rugbybox | date = 9 October 1991 | home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} | score = 9 – 3 | away = {{ru|SAM|name=Western Samoa}} | homescore = Pen: Lynagh (3) | awayscore = Pen: Vaea | stadium = Pontypool Park, Pontypool | attendance = | referee = Ed Morrison (England) }} {{rugbybox | date = 12 October 1991 | home = {{ru-rt|WAL}} | score = 3 – 38 | away = {{ru|AUS}} | homescore = Pen: Ring | awayscore = Tries: Roebuck (2), Slattery, Campese, Horan, Lynagh Con: Lynagh (4) Pen: Lynagh (2) | stadium = Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff | attendance = | referee = Keith Lawrence (New Zealand) }}
Quarter final{{rugbybox | date = 20 October 1991 | home = {{ru-rt|IRE}} | score = 18 – 19 | away = {{ru|AUS}} | homescore = Tries Hamilton Con: Keyes Pen: Keyes (3) Drop goals Keyes | awayscore = Tries: Campese (2), Lynagh Con: Lynagh (2) Pen: Lynagh | stadium = Lansdowne Road, Dublin | attendance = | referee = Jim Fleming (Scotland) }}
| date = 27 October 1991 | home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} | score = 16 – 6 | away = {{ru|NZL}} | homescore = Tries: Campese, Horan Con: Lynagh Pen: Lynagh (2) | awayscore = Pen: Fox (2) | stadium = Lansdowne Road, Dublin | attendance = | referee = Jim Fleming (Scotland) }}
| date = 27 October 1991 | home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} | score = 12 – 6 | away = {{ru|ENG}} | homescore = Tries: Daly Con: Lynagh Pen: Lynagh (2) | awayscore = Pen: Webb (2) | stadium = Twickenham, London | attendance = | referee = Derek Bevan (Wales) }}{{winners|ru|1991 Rugby World Cup Champions|AUS|First}} 1995 South AfricaGroup matches {{rugbybox |date = 25 May 1995 |home = {{ru-rt|RSA}} |score = 27 – 18 |away = {{ru|AUS}} |homescore = Tries: Pieter Hendriks, Joel Stransky Con: Joel Stransky Pen: Joel Stransky (4) Drop Goal: Joel Stransky |awayscore = Tries: Phil Kearns, Michael Lynagh Con: Michael Lynagh Pen: Michael Lynagh Drop Goals: |stadium = Newlands, Cape Town |attendance = 51 000 (capacity) |referee = Derek Bevan (Wales) }} {{Rugbybox |date = 31 May 1995 |home = {{Ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 27 – 11 |away = {{Ru|CAN}} |homescore = Tries: Michael Lynagh, Ilivasi Tabua, Joe Roff Con: Michael Lynagh (3) Pen: Michael Lynagh (2) Drop Goals: |awayscore = Tries: Al Charron Con: Pen: Gareth Rees (2) Drop Goals: |stadium = Boet Erasmus Stadium, Port Elizabeth |attendance = 15 000 |referee = Patrick Robin (France) }} {{rugbybox |date = 3 June 1995 |home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 42 – 3 |away = {{ru|ROU}} |homescore = Tries: Damian Smith, David Wilson, Joe Roff, Michael Foley, Matt Burke Con: Matt Burke (2), John Eales (4) Pen: Drop Goals: |awayscore = Tries: Con: Pen: Ilie Ivancuic Drop Goals: |stadium = Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch |attendance = 15 000 |referee = Naoki Saito (Japan) }}
{{rugbybox | date = | home = {{Ru-rt|AUS}} | score = 22 – 25 | away = {{Ru|ENG}} | homescore = Tries: Damian Smith Con: Michael Lynagh Pen: Michael Lynagh (5) Drop Goals: | awayscore = Tries: Tony Underwood Con: Rob Andrew Pen: Rob Andrew (5) Drop Goals: Rob Andrew | stadium = Newlands, Cape Town | attendance = | referee = David Bishop (New Zealand) }} 1999 Wales
{{rugbybox |date = 3 October 1999 |home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 57 – 9 |away = {{ru|ROM}} |homescore = Tries: Toutai Kefu (3), Joe Roff (2), Rod Kafer, Matthew Burke, Jason Little, Tim Horan Con: Matthew Burke (5), John Eales |awayscore = Pen: Petre Mitu (3) |stadium = Ravenhill, Belfast |attendance = |referee = Paul Honiss (New Zealand) }} {{Rugbybox |date = 10 October 1999 |home = {{ru-rt|IRE}} |score = 3 – 23 |away = {{Ru|AUS}} |homescore = Pen: David Humphreys |awayscore = Tries: Ben Tune, Tim Horan Con: Matthew Burke (2) Pen: Matthew Burke (2), John Eales |stadium = Lansdowne Road, Dublin |attendance = |referee = Clayton Thomas (Wales) }} {{rugbybox |date = 14 October 1999 |home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 55–19 |away = {{ru|USA}} |homescore = Tries: Scott Staniforth (2), Chris Latham, Chris Whitaker, Michael Foley, Matthew Burke, Stephen Larkham, Tiaan Straaus Con: Matthew Burke (5), Joe Roff Pen: Matthew Burke |awayscore = Tries: Juan Grobler Con: Kevin Dalzell Pen: Kevin Dalzell (4) |stadium = Thomond Park, Limerick |attendance = |referee = Andre Watson (South Africa) }}
|date = 23 October 1999 |home = {{ru-rt|WAL}} |score = 9 – 24 |away = {{ru|AUS}} |homescore = Pens: Neil Jenkins (3) |awayscore = Tries: George Gregan (2), Ben Tune Con: Matthew Burke (3) Pen: Matthew Burke |stadium = Millennium Stadium, Cardiff |attendance =74,499 |referee = Colin Hawke (New Zealand) }}
|date = 30 October 1999 |home = {{ru-rt|RSA}} |score = 21 – 27 (a.e.t) |away = {{ru|AUS}} |homescore = Pen: Jannie de Beer (6) Drop: Jannie de Beer |awayscore = Pen: Matthew Burke (8) Drop: Stephen Larkham |stadium = Twickenham, London |attendance =75,000 |referee = Derek Bevan (Wales) }}
|date = 6 November 1999 |home = {{Ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 35 – 12 |away = {{Ru|FRA}} |homescore = Tries: Ben Tune, Owen Finegan Con: Matthew Burke (2) |awayscore = Pen: Christophe Lamaison (4) |stadium = Millennium Stadium, Cardiff |attendance = 74,500 |referee = André Watson (South Africa) }}{{winners|ru|1999 Rugby World Cup Champions|AUS|Second}} 2003 Australia
{{Rugbybox |date = 10 October 2003 |home = {{Ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 24 – 8 |away = {{Ru|ARG}} |homescore = Try: Sailor 20', Roff 74' Con: Flatley Pen: Flatley (4) |awayscore = Try: Corleto 72' Pen: M. Contepomi |stadium = Telstra Stadium, Sydney |attendance = 81,350 |referee = Paul Honiss (New Zealand) }} {{rugbybox |date = 18 October 2003 |home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 90 – 8 |away = {{ru|ROM}} |homescore = Tries: Flatley, Rogers (3), Burke (2), Larkham (2), Mortlock, Roff, Giteau, Tuqiri, Smith Con: Flatley (11) Pen: Flatley |awayscore = Tries: Toderasc Pen: Tofan |stadium = Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane |attendance = 48,778 |referee = Pablo De Luca (Argentina) }} {{rugbybox |date = 25 October 2003 |home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 142 – 0 |away = {{ru|NAM}} |homescore = Tries: Latham (5), Lyons, Mortlock, Tuqiri (3), Penalty try, Rogers (2), Paul, Giteau (3), Grey, Turinui (2), Burke, Roe Con: Rogers (16) |awayscore = |stadium = Adelaide Oval |attendance = 33,000 |referee = Joël Jutge (France) }} {{Rugbybox |date = 1 November 2003 |home = {{Ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 17–16 |away = {{ru|IRE}} |homescore = Tries: Smith Pen: Flatley (3) Drop: Gregan |awayscore = Tries: O'Driscoll Con: O'Gara Pen: O'Gara (2) Drop: O'Driscoll |stadium = Telstra Dome, Melbourne |attendance = 54,206 |referee = Paddy O'Brien (New Zealand) }}{{main article|2003 Rugby World Cup}}
{{rugbybox | date = 8 November 2003 | home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} | score = 33 – 16 | away = {{ru|SCO}} | homescore = Tries Gregan, Lyons, Mortlock Con: Flatley (3) Pen: Flatley (4) | awayscore = Tries: Russell Con: Paterson Pen: Paterson (2) Drop Goals Paterson | stadium = Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane | attendance = | referee = Steve Walsh (New Zealand) }}
{{rugbybox |date = November 2003 |home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 22 – 10 |away = {{ru|NZ}} |homescore = Try: Mortlock 9' c Con: Flatley Pen: Flatley (5) |awayscore = Try: Thorne 35' c Con: MacDonald Pen: MacDonald |stadium = Telstra Stadium, Sydney |attendance = 82,444 |referee = Chris White (England) }}
{{rugbybox | date = 22 November 2003 | home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} | score = 17 – 20 (a.e.t) | away = {{ru|ENG}} | homescore = Tries Tuqiri Pen: Elton Flatley (4) | awayscore = Tries: Robinson Pen: Wilkinson (4) Drop Goal Wilkinson | stadium = Telstra Stadium, Sydney | attendance = 82,957 | referee = Andre Watson (South Africa) }} 2007 France
{{rugbybox | date = 8 September 2007 | home = {{Ru-rt|AUS}} | score = 91 – 3 | away = {{Ru|JPN}} | homescore = Tries: Rocky Elsom (3), Chris Latham (2), Berrick Barnes (2), Drew Mitchell, George Smith, Adam Ashley-Cooper, Nathan Sharpe, Adam Freier Con: Stirling Mortlock (7), Matt Giteau (3) Pen: Stirling Mortlock Drop Goals | awayscore = Tries: Con: Pen: Kosei Ono Drop Goals: | stadium = Stade Gerland, Lyon | attendance = | referee = Alan Lewis (Ireland) }} {{rugbybox | date = 15 September 2007 | home = {{Ru-rt|AUS}} | score = 32 – 20 | away = {{Ru|WAL}} | homescore = Tries: Chris Latham (2), Matt Giteau, Stirling Mortlock Con: Stirling Mortlock (2), Matt Giteau Pen: Stirling Mortlock (2) Drop Goals: Berrick Barnes | awayscore = Tries: Jonathan Thomas, Shane Williams Con: James Hook Pen: Stephen Jones, James Hook (2) Drop Goals: | stadium = Millennium Stadium, Cardiff | attendance = | referee = Steve Walsh (New Zealand) }} {{rugbybox | date = 23 September 2007 | home = {{Ru-rt|AUS}} | score = 55 – 12 | away = {{Ru|FIJ}} | homescore = Tries: Drew Mitchell (3), Matt Giteau (2), Adam Ashley-Cooper, Stephen Hoiles Con: Matt Giteau (4) Pen: matt Giteau (3) Drop Goals: Berrick Barnes | awayscore = Tries: Isoa Neivua, Aca Ratuva Con: Seremaia Bai Pen: Drop Goals: | stadium = Stade de la Mosson, Montpellier | attendance = | referee = Nigel Owens (Wales) }} {{rugbybox | date = 29 September 2007 | home = {{Ru-rt|AUS}} | score = 37 – 6 | away = {{Ru|CAN}} | homescore = Tries: Drew Mitchell (2), Al Baxter, Adam Freier, George Smith, Chris Latham Con: Cameron Shepherd (2) Pen: Julian Huxley Drop Goals: | awayscore = Tries: Con: Pen: James Pritchard (2) Drop Goals: | stadium = Stade Chaban Delmas, Bordeaux | attendance = | referee = Chris White (England) }} Pool B games - {{main article|2007 Rugby World Cup - Pool B}}
{{rugbybox | date = 6 October 2007 | home = {{Ru-rt|AUS}} | score = 10 – 12 | away = {{Ru|ENG}} | homescore = Tries: Lote Tuqiri Con: Stirling Mortlock Pen: Stirling Mortlock Drop Goals: | awayscore = Tries: Con: Pen: Jonny Wilkinson (4) Drop Goals: | stadium = Stade Vélodrome, Marseille | attendance = | referee = Alain Roland (Ireland) }} 2011 New Zealand
{{rugbybox |date=11 September 2011 |time=15:30 |home={{ru-rt|AUS}} |score=32 – 6 |report=[https://web.archive.org/web/20110925171020/http://www.rugbyworldcup.com/home/matches/match%3D10925/report.html Report] |away={{ru|ITA}} |try1=Alexander 50' m Ashley-Cooper 55' c O'Connor 58' c Ioane 66' c |con1=O'Connor (3/4) |pen1=Cooper (2/3) 19', 30' |pen2=Bergamasco (2/3) 38', 40+' |stadium=North Harbour Stadium, Auckland |attendance=25,731 |referee=Alain Rolland (Ireland) }} {{rugbybox |date=17 September 2011 |time=20:30 |home={{ru-rt|AUS}} |score= 6 – 15 |report=[https://web.archive.org/web/20110923144728/http://www.rugbyworldcup.com/home/matches/match%3D10935/report.html Report] |away={{ru|IRE}} |pen1=O'Connor (2/4) 11', 23' |pen2=Sexton (2/5) 17', 49' O'Gara (2/2) 62', 71' |drop2=Sexton 19' |stadium=Eden Park, Auckland |attendance= 58,678 |referee=Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand) }} {{rugbybox |date=23 September 2011 |time=20:30 |home={{ru-rt|AUS}} |score=67 – 5 |report=[https://web.archive.org/web/20110925185315/http://www.rugbyworldcup.com/home/matches/match%3D10949/report.html Report] |away={{ru|USA}} |try1=Horne 8' m Elsom 11' m Beale 31' c Fainga'a (2) 35' m, 71' m Mitchell 45'c McCabe 48'm Ashley-Cooper (3) 59' c, 64' c, 66' c Samo 78' c |con1=Beale (0/1) Cooper (2/5) Barnes (4/5) |try2=Gagiano 23' m |con2=Malifa (0/1) |stadium=Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington |attendance= 33,824 |referee=Nigel Owens (Wales) }} {{rugbybox |date=1 October 2011 |time=15:30 |home={{ru-rt|AUS}} |score=68 – 22 |report=[https://web.archive.org/web/20111003122526/http://www.rugbyworldcup.com/home/matches/match%3D11220/report.html Report] |away={{ru|RUS}} |try1=Barnes (2) 7' m, 79' c Mitchell (2) 9' c, 49' c McCalman 12' c Pocock (2) 15' c, 22' c Moore 36' c Ashley-Cooper 39' c Ma'afu 42' c |con1=O'Connor (9/10) |pen1= |drop1= |try2=Ostroushko 33' m Simplikevich 60' c Rachkov 68' c |con2=Kushnarev (0/1) Rachkov (2/2) |pen2= |drop2=Rachkov (1/1) 47' |stadium=Trafalgar Park, Nelson |attendance= 16,307 |referee=Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand) }}
{{Rugbybox |date = 9 October 2011 |time = 18:00 NZDT (UTC+13)| |home = {{Ru-rt|RSA}} |score = 9 – 11 |report = Report{{dead link|date=September 2012}} |away = {{Ru|AUS}} |homescore = |awayscore = |try1 = |con1 = |pen1 =Steyn (2/4) 39', 56' |drop1 = Steyn (1/1) 60' Lambie (0/1) |try2 =Horwill 11' m |con2 =O'Connor (0/1) |pen2 =O'Connor (2/2) 17', 72' |drop2 = |stadium = Regional Stadium, Wellington |attendance = |referee = Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand) }}
{{rugbybox |date = 16 October 2011 20:30 |home = {{ru-rt|NZL}} |score = 20 – 6 |report = |away = {{ru|AUS}} |homescore = Tries: Nonu Pen: Weepu Drop: Cruden |awayscore = Pen: O'Connor Drop: Cooper |stadium = Eden Park, Auckland |attendance = |referee = Craig Joubert (South Africa) }}
{{Rugbybox |date = 21 October 2011 |time = 20:30 NZDT (UTC+13) |home = {{ru-rt|WAL}} |score = 18 – 21 |report = [https://web.archive.org/web/20111022223904/http://www.rugbyworldcup.com/rugbytracker/match%3D11234/index.html Tracker] |away = {{ru|AUS}} |try1 = Shane Williams 50' m Halfpenny 80+' c |con1 = Hook (0/1) S. Jones (1/1) |pen1 = Hook (1/2) 20' Halfpenny (0/1) S. Jones (1/1) 71' |drop1 = Shane Williams (0/1) |try2 = Barnes 12' c McCalman 76' m |con2 = O'Connor (1/2) |pen2 = O'Connor (2/4) 54', 58' |drop2 = Barnes (1/1) 68' |stadium = Eden Park, Auckland |attendance = 53,014 |referee = Wayne Barnes (England) }} 2015 England
{{rugbybox |date = 23 September 2015 |time = 16:45 |home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 28–13 |report = Report |away = {{ru|FIJ}} |try1 = Pocock (2) 26' c, 31' m Kepu 43' c |con1 = Foley (2/3) 28', 44' |pen1 = Foley (3/3) 10', 38', 70' |try2 = Volavola 60' c |con2 = Nadolo (1/1) 61' |pen2 = Nadolo (2/2) 21', 47' |stadium = Millennium Stadium, Cardiff |attendance = 67,253 |referee = Glen Jackson (New Zealand) }}{{rugbybox |date = 27 September 2015 |time = 12:00 |home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 65–3 |report = Report |away = {{ru|URU}} |try1 = McMahon (2) 7' m, 69' m Tomane 9' c Mumm 26' m Speight 31' c McCalman (2) 36' c, 61' c Mitchell (2) 47' m, 52' m Toomua 71' m Kuridrani 80' c |con1 = Cooper (5/11) 10', 32', 36', 62', 80' |pen2 = Berchesi (1/1) 24' |stadium = Villa Park, Birmingham |attendance = 39,605 |referee = Pascal Gaüzère (France) }}{{rugbybox |date = 3 October 2015 |time = 20:00 |home = {{ru-rt|ENG}} |score = 13–33 |report = Report |away = {{ru|AUS}} |try1 = Watson 56' c |con1 = Farrell (1/1) 57' |pen1 = Farrell (2/2) 13', 65' |try2 = Foley (2) 20' c, 35' c Giteau 80' c |con2 = Foley (3/3) 22', 36', 80' |pen2 = Foley (4/4) 8', 50', 72', 76' |stadium = Twickenham Stadium, London |attendance = 81,010 |referee = Romain Poite (France) }}{{rugbybox |date = 10 October 2015 |time = 16:45 |home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 15–6 |report = Report |away = {{ru|WAL}} |pen1 = Foley (5/6) 25', 31', 37', 51', 73' Giteau (0/1) |pen2 = Biggar (2/3) 5', 34' |stadium = Twickenham Stadium, London |attendance = 80,863 |referee = Craig Joubert (South Africa) }}{{2015 Rugby World Cup Pool A}}
{{rugbybox |date = 18 October 2015 |time = 16:00 BST (UTC+01) |home = {{ru-rt|AUS}} |score = 35–34 |report = Report |away = {{ru|SCO}} |try1 = Ashley-Cooper 9' m Mitchell (2) 30' m, 43' c Hooper 40' m Kuridrani 64' c |con1 = Foley (2/5) 44', 65' |pen1 = Foley (2/2) 54', 80' |try2 = Horne 18' c Seymour 59' m Bennett 74' c |con2 = Laidlaw (2/3) 19', 75' |pen2 = Laidlaw (5/5) 14', 21', 34', 47', 69' |stadium = Twickenham Stadium, London |attendance = 77,110 |referee = Craig Joubert (South Africa) }}
{{rugbybox |date = 25 October 2015 |time = 16:00 GMT (UTC+00) |home = {{ru-rt|ARG}} |score = 15–29 |report = Report |away = {{ru|AUS}} |pen1 = Sánchez (5/5) 7', 24', 36', 45', 55' |try2 = Simmons 2' c Ashley-Cooper (3) 10' c, 32' m, 72' c |con2 = Foley (3/4) 3', 11', 73' |pen2 = Foley (1/2) 48' |stadium = Twickenham Stadium, London |attendance = 80,025 |referee = Wayne Barnes (England) }}
{{rugbybox |date = 31 October 2015 |time = 16:00 GMT (UTC+00) |home = {{ru-rt|NZL}} |score = 34–17 |report = Report |away = {{ru|AUS}} |try1 = Milner-Skudder 39' c Nonu 42' m Barrett 79' c |con1 = Carter (2/3) 40', 80' |pen1 = Carter (4/4) 8', 27', 36', 75' |drop1 = Carter 70' |try2 = Pocock 53' Kuridrani 64' c |con2 = Foley (2/2) 54', 65' |pen2 = Foley (1/1) 14' |stadium = Twickenham Stadium, London |attendance = 80,125 |referee = Nigel Owens (Wales) }} Hosting1987Australia hosted the first 1987 Rugby World Cup, along with New Zealand. Games were hosted at the following stadiums -
Most of the pool games were in New Zealand, but the semi-finals, and one of the quarter finals, were played in Australia. 2003Australia won the right to host the World Cup in 2003 without the involvement of New Zealand after a contractual dispute over ground signage rights between the New Zealand Rugby Football Union and Rugby World Cup Limited. The overall stadium capacity was reduced from the 1999 Rugby World Cup in Wales. The Adelaide Oval underwent a A$20 million redevelopment for the 2003 Rugby World Cup, financed entirely by the South Australian Cricket Association, with two new grandstands built adjacent to the Victor Richardson Gates. The Suncorp Stadium was a new A$280 million venue designed specifically for rugby, and was opened just before the start of the 2003 World Cup. The Central Coast Stadium was also a newly built venue, and opened in February 2000 at a cost of A$30 million. Aussie Stadium was one of two venues in Sydney that were used for football during the 2000 Olympic Games. The other venue in Sydney was the Telstra Stadium which was the centrepiece of the 2000 Olympic Games. Formerly known as Stadium Australia, Telstra Stadium was built at a cost of over A$600 million and was the biggest stadium used in the 2003 World Cup. The only stadium with a retractable roof used was the Telstra Dome in Melbourne.
Australia intended to bid for the 2015 and 2019 Rugby World Cups, but withdrew from the bidding. The bids were awarded to England and Japan respectively. Overall record
Team records
142 vs {{ru|NAM}}, 2003 91 vs {{ru|JPN}}, 2007 90 vs {{ru|ROM}}, 2003 68 vs {{ru|RUS}}, 2011 67 vs {{ru|USA}}, 2011 66 vs {{ru|NAM}}, 2015 57 vs {{ru|ROM}}, 1999 55 vs {{ru|USA}}, 1999 55 vs {{ru|FIJ}}, 2007 Individual records
42 vs {{ru|NAM}} - Mat Rogers 2003 30 vs {{ru|ROM}} - Elton Flatley 2003 27 vs {{ru|FIJ}} - Matt Giteau 2007 25 vs {{ru|FRA}} - Matt Burke 1999 25 vs {{ru|NAM}} - Chris Latham 2003
5 vs {{ru|NAM}} - Chris Latham 2003 3 vs {{ru|ROM}} - Toutai Kefu 1999 3 vs {{ru|ROM}} - Mat Rogers 2003 3 vs {{ru|NAM}} - Lote Tuqiri 2003 3 vs {{ru|NAM}} - Matt Giteau 2003 3 vs {{ru|JPN}} - Rocky Elsom 2003 3 vs {{ru|FIJ}} - Drew Mitchell 2007 3 vs {{ru|USA}} - Adam Ashley-Cooper 2011 3 vs {{ru|ARG}} - Adam Ashley-Cooper 2015
8 vs {{ru|RSA}} - Matt Burke 1999 7 vs {{ru|FRA}} - Matt Burke 1999 5 vs {{ru|ENG}} - Michael Lynagh 1995 5 vs {{ru|NZL}} - Elton Flatley 2003
Portrayal on screenAustralia can be seen playing South Africa in the feature film Invictus based on the 1995 Rugby World Cup. References{{Portal|Rugby union|Australia}}
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