Australia kick-start Tri-Nations

Australia kick-started their 2006 Tri-Nations campaign in emphatic style with a 30-18 victory over reigning champions New Zealand at Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland.

Australia kick-start Tri-Nations
Sat, 14 Oct, 2006 - 11:44

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Australia kick-started their 2006 Tri-Nations campaign in emphatic style with a 30-18 victory over reigning champions New Zealand at Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: Mt Smart StadiumPlace: AucklandPlace: KiwiPerson: Nathan HindmarshPerson: Simon ManneringPerson: Nigel VaganaPerson: Stacey Jones’Person: Johnathan ThurstonPerson: Justin HodgesPerson: Karmichael HuntPerson: Darren LockyerPerson: HuntPerson: ThurstonPerson: Matt KingPerson: Tame TupouPerson: KingPerson: Ashley KleinPerson: AustraliansPerson: Mark GasnierPerson: Greg InglisPerson: Jerome RopatiPerson: Mark O’MeleyPerson: InglisPerson: Manu VatuveiEvent: Tri-Nations AustraliaEvent: 2006 Tri-NationsOrganisation: AustraliaOrganisation: New ZealandOrganisation: KiwisOrganisation: KangaroosOrganisation: Kiwis’Organisation: Kangaroos’
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