Wallabies beat New Zealand

Australia 23 New Zealand 18

Wallabies beat New Zealand
Sat, 07 Aug, 2004 - 13:58

Australia 23 New Zealand 18

Australia defeated New Zealand 23-18 in Sydney to keep the Tri-Nations wide open.

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