The Wallabies and new coach Joe Schmidt will be looking for redemption at the 2024 Rugby Championship, after going winless in the 2023 tournament.
The poor showing last year was a precursor for a horror World Cup, where the Wallabies were eliminated in the pool stage for the first time ever.
It is a tough competition with world champions South Africa as well as traditional foes the All Blacks, who are also under new management in Scott Robertson.
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How to watch the Rugby Championship in Australia
Many games in The Rugby Championship will be shown on television via Channel Nine, as well as on their free to use streaming service 9Now.
For fans wanting to watch every minute of every match, Stan Sport will be showing every match of the Rugby Championship live and on demand.
| Date | Match | TV channel | Live stream |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday, August 10 | Wallabies vs South Africa | Channel Nine | 9Now, Stan Sport |
| Saturday August 10 | New Zealand vs Argentina | N/A | Stan Sport |
| Saturday August 17 | New Zealand vs Argentina | N/A | Stan Sport |
| Saturday, August 17 | Wallabies vs South Africa | Channel Nine | 9Now, Stan Sport |
| Sunday September 1 | South Africa vs New Zealand | N/A | Stan Sport |
| Sunday, September 1 | Argentina vs Wallabies | N/A | Stan Sport |
| Sunday September 8 | South Africa vs New Zealand | N/A | Stan Sport |
| Sunday September 8 | Argentina vs Wallabies | N/A | Stan Sport |
| Saturday September 21 | Wallabies vs All Blacks | Channel Nine | 9Now, Stan Sport |
| Sunday September 22 | South Africa vs Argentina | N/A | Stan Sport |
| Saturday September 29 | All Blacks vs Wallabies | Channel Nine | 9Now, Stan Sport |
| Sunday September 30 | South Africa vs Argentina | N/A | Stan Sport |
Kick off times, venues for Rugby Championship 2024
Below are the kick off times for every Rugby Championship match.
| Match | Kick off (AEST) | Stadium |
|---|---|---|
| Wallabies vs South Africa | 2:30 pm | Suncorp Stadium |
| New Zealand vs Argentina | 5:05 pm | Sky Stadium |
| New Zealand vs Argentina | 5:05 pm | Eden Park |
| Wallabies vs South Africa | 7:45 pm | Optus Stadium |
| South Africa vs New Zealand | 1:00 am | Ellis Park Stadium |
| Argentina vs Wallabies | 5:00 am | Estadio Jorge Luis Hirschi |
| South Africa vs New Zealand | 1:00 am | Cape Town Stadium |
| Argentina vs Wallabies | 5:00 am | Estadio Brigadier General Estanislao Lopez |
| Wallabies vs All Blacks | 3:45 pm | Accor Stadium |
| Argentina vs South Africa | 7:00 am | Estadio Único Madre de Ciudades |
| All Blacks vs Wallabies | 5:05 pm | Sky Stadium |
| South Africa vs Argentina | 1:00 am | Mbombela Stadium |
Australia Rugby Championship history
Since the creation of the Rugby Championship in 2012, Australia has only won the tournament once in 2015.
They were unbeaten for the first time, however it was a shortened competition with just three games due to the upcoming 2015 World Cup.
Australia has failed to come close since then, winning the wooden spoon twice, including in last year's edition.
Whilst the 2023 tournament was also a shortened version due to the World Cup, Australia lost all three games, including at home to Argentina, and a 31-point walloping at the hands of New Zealand.
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