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Australia vs New Zealand in rugby league is a rivalry between the Australian Kangaroos and the New Zealand Kiwis in the sport of rugby league. The first match between the two sides was in 1908, with New Zealand running out 11–10 winners.
In 2003 the New Zealand Rugby League recorded the Kiwis' 100th international against Australia. However the Australian Rugby League did not, as they exclude World Cup and Super League Tests from their records. [1]
Head to Head | |
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Played | 145 |
Australia wins | 107 |
New Zealand wins | 35 |
Draws | 3 |
2020s Head to Head | |||
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Played: 4 | Australia: 3 | New Zealand: 1 | Draws: 0 |
Date | Winner | Home | Score | Away | Venue | Crowd | Match Status |
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27 October 2024 | Australia | New Zealand | 10 – 22 | Australia | Rugby League Park | 17,005 | 2024 Rugby League Pacific Championships [2] |
4 November 2023 | New Zealand | New Zealand | 30 – 0 | Australia | FMG Stadium Waikato | 13,269 | 2023 Pacific Rugby League Championships Final |
28 October 2023 | Australia | Australia | 36 – 18 | New Zealand | Melbourne Rectangular Stadium | 20,584 | 2023 Pacific Rugby League Championships Match |
11 November 2022 | Australia | Australia | 16 – 14 | New Zealand | Elland Road | 28,113 | 2021 Men's Rugby League World Cup Match |
2010s Head to Head | |||
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Played: 21 | Australia: 16 | New Zealand: 5 | Draws: 0 |
Date | Winner | Home | Score | Away | Venue | Crowd | Match Status |
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25 October 2019 | Australia | Australia | 26 – 4 | New Zealand | WIN Stadium | 18,104 | 2019 Oceania Cup Match |
13 October 2018 | New Zealand | New Zealand | 26 – 24 | Australia | Mt Smart Stadium | 12,763 | 2018 Trans-Tasman Test |
5 May 2017 | Australia | Australia | 30 – 12 | New Zealand | GIO Stadium Canberra | 18,535 | 2017 Anzac Test Match |
20 November 2016 | Australia | Australia | 34 – 8 | New Zealand | Anfield | 40,024 | 2016 Rugby League Four Nations Final |
5 November 2016 | Australia | New Zealand | 8 – 14 | Australia | Ricoh Arena | 21,009 | 2016 Rugby League Four Nations match |
15 October 2016 | Australia | Australia | 26 – 6 | New Zealand | nib Stadium | 20,283 | Test Match |
6 May 2016 | Australia | Australia | 16 – 0 | New Zealand | Hunter Stadium | 27,724 | 2016 Anzac Test Match |
3 May 2015 | New Zealand | Australia | 12 – 26 | New Zealand | Suncorp Stadium | 32,681 | 2015 Anzac Test Match |
15 November 2014 | New Zealand | New Zealand | 22 – 18 | Australia | Westpac Stadium | 25,093 | 2014 Rugby League Four Nations Final |
24 October 2014 | New Zealand | Australia | 12 – 30 | New Zealand | Suncorp Stadium | 47,813 | 2014 Rugby League Four Nations Match |
2 May 2014 | Australia | Australia | 30 – 18 | New Zealand | Allianz Stadium | 25,429 | 2014 Anzac Test Match |
30 November 2013 | Australia | Australia | 34 – 2 | New Zealand | Old Trafford | 74,468 | 2013 Rugby League World Cup final |
19 April 2013 | Australia | Australia | 32 – 12 | New Zealand | Canberra Stadium | 25,628 | 2013 Anzac Test Match |
13 October 2012 | Australia | Australia | 18 – 10 | New Zealand | Dairy Farmers Stadium | 26,500 | Test Match |
20 April 2012 | Australia | New Zealand | 12 – 20 | Australia | Eden Park | 35,329 | 2012 Anzac Test Match |
28 October 2011 | Australia | Australia | 26 – 12 | New Zealand | Halliwell Jones Stadium | 12,491 | 2011 Rugby League Four Nations match |
16 October 2011 | Australia | Australia | 42 – 6 | New Zealand | Ausgrid Stadium | 32,890 | Test Match |
6 May 2011 | Australia | Australia | 20 – 10 | New Zealand | Skilled Park | 26,301 | 2011 Anzac Test match |
13 November 2010 | New Zealand | Australia | 12 – 16 | New Zealand | Suncorp Stadium | 36,299 | 2010 Rugby League Four Nations Final |
6 November 2010 | Australia | New Zealand | 20 – 34 | Australia | Eden Park | 44,324 | 2010 Rugby League Four Nations match |
7 May 2010 | Australia | Australia | 12 – 8 | New Zealand | AAMI Park | 29,442 | 2010 Anzac Test match |
2000s Head to Head | |||
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Played: 20 | Australia: 15 | New Zealand: 3 | Draws: 2 |
Date | Winner | Home | Score | Away | Venue | Crowd | Match Status |
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24 October 2009 | Draw | New Zealand | 20 – 20 | Australia | Twickenham Stoop | 12,360 | 2009 Rugby League Four Nations match |
8 May 2009 | Australia | Australia | 38 – 10 | New Zealand | Suncorp Stadium | 37,152 | 2009 Anzac Test match |
22 November 2008 | New Zealand | Australia | 20 – 34 | New Zealand | Suncorp Stadium | 50,599 | 2008 Rugby League World Cup final |
26 October 2008 | Australia | Australia | 30 – 6 | New Zealand | Sydney Football Stadium | 34,157 | 2008 Rugby League World Cup Group A match |
9 May 2008 | Australia | Australia | 28 – 12 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground | 34,571 | 2008 Centenary Rugby League Test match |
October 2007 | Australia | New Zealand | 0 – 58 | Australia | Westpac Stadium | 16,061 | Test match |
20 April 2007 | Australia | Australia | 30 – 6 | New Zealand | Suncorp Stadium | 35,241 | 2007 Anzac Test match |
25 November 2006 | Australia | Australia | 16 – 12 | New Zealand | Aussie Stadium | 27,325 | 2006 Rugby League Tri-Nations Final |
21 October 2006 | Australia | Australia | 20 – 15 | New Zealand | Telstra Dome | 30,732 | 2006 Rugby League Tri-Nations match |
14 October 2006 | Australia | New Zealand | 18 – 30 | Australia | Ericsson Stadium | 17,887 | 2006 Rugby League Tri-Nations match |
5 May 2006 | Australia | Australia | 50 – 12 | New Zealand | Suncorp Stadium | 44,191 | 2006 Anzac Test match |
26 November 2005 | New Zealand | Australia | 0 – 24 | New Zealand | Elland Road | 26,514 | 2005 Rugby League Tri-Nations Final |
21 October 2005 | Australia | New Zealand | 26 – 28 | Australia | Ericsson Stadium | 18,000 | 2005 Rugby League Tri-Nations match |
15 October 2005 | New Zealand | Australia | 28 – 38 | New Zealand | Telstra Stadium | 28,255 | 2005 Rugby League Tri-Nations match |
22 April 2005 | Australia | Australia | 32 – 16 | New Zealand | Suncorp Stadium | 40,317 | 2005 Anzac Test match |
23 October 2004 | Australia | Australia | 32 – 12 | New Zealand | Loftus Road | 16,725 | 2004 Rugby League Tri-Nations match |
16 October 2004 | Draw | New Zealand | 16 – 16 | Australia | North Harbour Stadium | 19,118 | 2004 Rugby League Tri-Nations match |
23 April 2004 | Australia | Australia | 37 – 10 | New Zealand | EnergyAustralia Stadium | 21,537 | 2004 Anzac Test match |
18 October 2003 | New Zealand | Australia | 16 – 30 | New Zealand | North Harbour Stadium | 21,926 | |
25 July 2003 | Australia | Australia | 48 – 6 | New Zealand | Sydney Football Stadium | 30,605 | |
12 October 2002 | Australia | Australia | 32 – 24 | New Zealand | Wellington Stadium | 25,015 | |
13 July 2001 | Australia | Australia | 28 – 10 | New Zealand | Wellington Stadium | 26,580 | |
25 November 2000 | Australia | Australia | 40 – 12 | New Zealand | Old Trafford | 44,329 | 2000 Rugby League World Cup final |
21 April 2000 | Australia | Australia | 52 – 0 | New Zealand | Stadium Australia | 26,023 | 2000 Anzac Test match |
1990s Head to Head | |||
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Played: 18 | Australia: 14 | New Zealand: 4 | Draws: 1 |
Date | Winner | Home | Score | Away | Venue | Crowd | Match Status | Head to Head |
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5 November 1999 | Australia | New Zealand | 20 – 22 | Australia | Ericsson Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand | 21,204 | 1999 Rugby League Tri-Nations Final | Australia 67, New Zealand 25, Drawn 1 |
15 October 1999 | New Zealand | New Zealand | 24 – 22 | Australia | Ericsson Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand | 23,131 | 1999 Rugby League Tri-Nations match | Australia 66, New Zealand 25, Drawn 1 |
23 April 1999 | Australia | Australia | 20 – 14 | New Zealand | Stadium Australia, Sydney, Australia | 30,245 | 1999 Anzac Test match | Australia 66, New Zealand 24, Drawn 1 |
16 October 1998 | Australia | New Zealand | 16 – 36 | Australia | North Harbour Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand | 24,470 | Australia 65, New Zealand 24, Drawn 1 | |
9 October 1998 | Australia | Australia | 30 – 12 | New Zealand | Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, Australia | 18,501 | Australia 64, New Zealand 24, Drawn 1 | |
24 April 1998 | New Zealand | New Zealand | 22 – 16 | Australia | North Harbour Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand | 24,620 | 1998 Anzac Test match | Australia 63, New Zealand 24, Drawn 1 |
26 September 1997 | New Zealand | Australia | 12 – 30 | New Zealand | North Harbour Stadium, Auckland | 17,500 | ||
25 April 1997 | Australia | Australia | 34 – 22 | New Zealand | Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney Australia | 23,829 | 1997 Anzac Test match | Australia 63, New Zealand 23, Drawn 1 |
22 October 1995 | Australia | Australia | 30 – 20 | New Zealand | McAlpine Stadium, Huddersfield, England | 16,608 | 1995 Rugby League World Cup Semi-Final | Australia 62, New Zealand 23, Drawn 1 |
14 July 1995 | Australia | Australia | 46 – 10 | New Zealand | Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, Australia | 20,803 | 1995 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 61, New Zealand 23, Drawn 1 |
7 July 1995 | Australia | Australia | 20 – 10 | New Zealand | Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney, Australia | 27,568 | 1995 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 60, New Zealand 23, Drawn 1 |
23 June 1995 | Australia | Australia | 26 – 8 | New Zealand | Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, Australia | 25,309 | 1995 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 59, New Zealand 23, Drawn 1 |
30 June 1993 | Australia | Australia | 16 – 4 | New Zealand | Lang Park, Brisbane, Australia | 32,000 | 1993 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 58, New Zealand 23, Drawn 1 |
25 June 1993 | Australia | New Zealand | 8 – 16 | Australia | Palmerston North Showgrounds, Palmerston North, New Zealand | 19,500 | 1993 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 57, New Zealand 23, Drawn 1 |
20 June 1993 | Draw | New Zealand | 14 – 14 | Australia | Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand | 22,994 | 1993 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 56, New Zealand 23, Drawn 1 |
31 July 1991 | Australia | Australia | 40 – 12 | New Zealand | Lang Park | 29,139 | 1989–1992 Rugby League World Cup match / 1991 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 56, New Zealand 23 |
24 July 1991 | Australia | Australia | 44 – 0 | New Zealand | Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney, Australia | 34,911 | 1991 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 55, New Zealand 23 |
3 July 1991 | New Zealand | Australia | 8 – 24 | New Zealand | Olympic Park Stadium, Melbourne, Australia | 26,900 | 1991 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 54, New Zealand 23 |
19 August 1990 | Australia | New Zealand | 6 – 24 | Australia | Athletic Park, Wellington, New Zealand | 25,000 | Australia 54, New Zealand 21 |
1980s Head to Head | |||
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Played: 17 | Australia: 14 | New Zealand: 3 | Draws: 0 |
Date | Winner | Home | Score | Away | Venue | Crowd | Match Status | Head to Head |
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23 July 1989 | Australia | New Zealand | 14 – 22 | Australia | Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand | 15,000 | 1989–1992 Rugby League World Cup match / 1989 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 53, New Zealand 21 |
16 July 1989 | Australia | New Zealand | 0 – 8 | Australia | Rotorua International Stadium, Rotorua, New Zealand | 26,000 | 1989 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 52, New Zealand 21 |
9 July 1989 | Australia | New Zealand | 6 – 26 | Australia | Queen Elizabeth II Park, Christchurch, New Zealand | 17,000 | 1989 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 51, New Zealand 21 |
9 October 1988 | Australia | New Zealand | 12 – 25 | Australia | Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand | 47,363 | 1988 Rugby League World Cup final | Australia 50, New Zealand 21 |
21 June 1987 | New Zealand | Australia | 6 – 13 | New Zealand | Lang Park, Brisbane, Australia | 16,500 | Australia 49, New Zealand 21 | |
29 July 1986 | Australia | Australia | 32 – 12 | New Zealand | Lang Park, Brisbane, Australia | 22,811 | 1985 - 1988 Rugby League World Cup match / 1986 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 49, New Zealand 20 |
19 July 1986 | Australia | Australia | 29 – 12 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia | 34,302 | 1986 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 48, New Zealand 20 |
6 July 1986 | Australia | New Zealand | 8 – 22 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland, New Zealand | 14,566 | 1986 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 47, New Zealand 20 |
7 July 1985 | New Zealand | New Zealand | 18 – 0 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland, New Zealand | 15,327 | 1985 - 1988 Rugby League World Cup match / 1985 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 46, New Zealand 20 |
30 June 1985 | Australia | New Zealand | 6 – 10 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland, New Zealand | 19,132 | 1985 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 46, New Zealand 19 |
18 June 1985 | Australia | Australia | 26 – 20 | New Zealand | Lang Park, Brisbane, Australia | 22,000 | 1985 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 45, New Zealand 19 |
9 July 1983 | New Zealand | Australia | 12 – 19 | New Zealand | Lang Park, Brisbane, Australia | 15,000 | Australia 44, New Zealand 19 | |
12 June 1983 | Australia | New Zealand | 4 – 16 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland, New Zealand | 18,000 | Australia 44, New Zealand 18 | |
17 July 1982 | Australia | Australia | 20 – 2 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia | 16,775 | 1982 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 43, New Zealand 18 |
3 July 1982 | Australia | Australia | 11 – 8 | New Zealand | Lang Park, Brisbane, Australia | 11,400 | 1982 Trans-Tasman Test series | Australia 42, New Zealand 18 |
15 June 1980 | Australia | New Zealand | 6 – 15 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland, New Zealand | 9,706 | Australia 41, New Zealand 18 | |
1 June 1980 | Australia | New Zealand | 6 – 27 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland, New Zealand | 12,321 | Australia 40, New Zealand 18 |
1970s Head to Head | |||
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Played: 11 | Australia: 10 | New Zealand: 1 | Draws: 0 |
Date | Winner | Home | Score | Away | Venue | Crowd | Match Status | Head to Head |
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22 July 1978 | Australia | Australia | 33 – 16 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia | 6,541 | Australia 39, New Zealand 18 | |
15 July 1978 | Australia | Australia | 38 – 7 | New Zealand | Lang Park, Brisbane, Australia | 14,000 | Australia 38, New Zealand 18 | |
24 June 1978 | Australia | Australia | 24 – 2 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia | 16,577 | Australia 37, New Zealand 18 | |
29 May 1977 | Australia | New Zealand | 12 – 27 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland, New Zealand | 15,327 | 1977 Rugby League World Cup match | Australia 36, New Zealand 18 |
27 September 1975 | Australia | New Zealand | 8 – 24 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland, New Zealand | 18,000 | 1975 Rugby League World Cup match | Australia 35, New Zealand 18 |
1 June 1975 | Australia | Australia | 36 – 8 | New Zealand | Lang Park, Brisbane, Australia | 12,000 | 1975 Rugby League World Cup match | Australia 34, New Zealand 18 |
1 November 1972 | Australia | Australia | 9 – 5 | New Zealand | Parc des Princes, Paris, France | 8,000 | 1972 Rugby League World Cup match | Australia 33, New Zealand 18 |
15 July 1972 | Australia | Australia | 31 – 7 | New Zealand | Lang Park, Brisbane, Australia | 20,847 | Australia 32, New Zealand 18 | |
8 July 1972 | Australia | Australia | 36 – 11 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia | 29,714 | Australia 31, New Zealand 18 | |
26 June 1971 | New Zealand | New Zealand | 24 – 3 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland, New Zealand | 13,917 | Australia 30, New Zealand 18 | |
21 October 1970 | Australia | Australia | 47 – 11 | New Zealand | Central Park, Wigan, England | 9,805 | 1970 Rugby League World Cup match | Australia 30, New Zealand 17 |
1960s Head to Head | |||
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Played: 14 | Australia: 9 | New Zealand: 5 | Draws: 0 |
Date | Winner | Home | Score | Away | Venue | Crowd | Match Status | Head to Head |
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7 June 1969 | New Zealand | New Zealand | 18 – 14 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland, New Zealand | 9,948 | Australia 29, New Zealand 17 | |
1 June 1969 | Australia | New Zealand | 10 – 20 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland, New Zealand | 13,459 | Australia 29, New Zealand 16 | |
1 June 1968 | Australia | Australia | 31 – 12 | New Zealand | Lang Park, Brisbane, Australia | 23,608 | 1968 Rugby League World Cup match | Australia 28, New Zealand 16 |
8 July 1967 | Australia | Australia | 13 – 9 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia | 27,330 | Australia 27, New Zealand 16 | |
1 July 1967 | Australia | Australia | 35 – 22 | New Zealand | Lang Park, Brisbane, Australia | 30,122 | Australia 26, New Zealand 16 | |
10 June 1967 | Australia | Australia | 22 – 13 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia | 23,473 | Australia 25, New Zealand 16 | |
26 June 1965 | New Zealand | New Zealand | 7 – 5 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland, New Zealand | 11,383 | Australia 24, New Zealand 16 | |
19 June 1965 | Australia | New Zealand | 8 – 13 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland, New Zealand | 13,205 | Australia 24, New Zealand 15 | |
29 June 1963 | Australia | Australia | 18 – 17 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia | 46,567 | Australia 23, New Zealand 15 | |
22 June 1963 | New Zealand | Australia | 13 – 16 | New Zealand | Lang Park, Brisbane, Australia | 30,748 | Australia 22, New Zealand 15 | |
8 June 1963 | Australia | Australia | 7 – 3 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia | 48,330 | Australia 22, New Zealand 14 | |
8 July 1961 | New Zealand | New Zealand | 8 – 10 | New Zealand | Carlaw Park, Auckland, New Zealand | 12,424 | Australia 21, New Zealand 14 | |
1 July 1961 | New Zealand | New Zealand | 12 – 10 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland, New Zealand | 11,485 | Australia 20, New Zealand 14 | |
1 October 1960 | Australia | Australia | 21 – 15 | New Zealand | Headingley, Leeds, England | 10,773 | 1960 Rugby League World Cup match | Australia 20, New Zealand 13 |
1950s Head to Head | |||
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Played: 14 | Australia: 9 | New Zealand: 5 | Draws: 0 |
Date | Winner | Home | Score | Away | Venue | Crowd | Match Status | Head to Head |
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4 July 1959 | New Zealand | Australia | 12 – 28 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney | 31,629 | Australia 19, New Zealand 13 | |
27 June 1959 | Australia | Australia | 28 – 10 | New Zealand | The Gabba, Brisbane | 30,994 | Australia 19, New Zealand 12 | |
13 June 1959 | Australia | Australia | 9 – 8 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney | 38,613 | Australia 18, New Zealand 12 | |
15 June 1957 | Australia | Australia | 25 – 5 | New Zealand | The Gabba, Brisbane | 28,765 | Australia 17, New Zealand 12 | |
30 June 1956 | Australia | Australia | 31 – 14 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney | 46,735 | Australia 16, New Zealand 12 | |
23 June 1956 | Australia | Australia | 8 – 2 | New Zealand | The Gabba, Brisbane | 28,361 | Australia 15, New Zealand 12 | |
9 June 1956 | Australia | Australia | 12 – 9 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney | 46,766 | Australia 14, New Zealand 12 | |
19 November 1954 | Australia | Australia | 18 – 5 | New Zealand | Hilton Park, Leigh | |||
7 November 1954 | Australia | Australia | 34 – 15 | New Zealand | Stade Vélodrome, Marseille | 20,000 | 1954 Rugby League World Cup match | Australia 13, New Zealand 12 |
18 July 1953 | Australia | New Zealand | 16 – 18 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland | 16,033 | Australia 12, New Zealand 12 | |
4 July 1953 | New Zealand | New Zealand | 12 – 11 | Australia | Basin Reserve, Wellington | 5,394 | Australia 11, New Zealand 12 | |
27 June 1953 | New Zealand | New Zealand | 25 – 5 | Australia | Rugby League Park, Christchurch | 5,509 | Australia 11, New Zealand 11 | |
2 July 1952 | New Zealand | Australia | 9 – 19 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney | 44,916 | Australia 11, New Zealand 10 | |
28 June 1952 | New Zealand | Australia | 25 – 49 | New Zealand | The Gabba, Brisbane | 29,243 | Australia 11, New Zealand 9 | |
9 June 1952 | Australia | Australia | 25 – 13 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney | 56,326 | Australia 11, New Zealand 8 |
1940s Head to Head | |||
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Played: 4 | Australia: 2 | New Zealand: 2 | Draws: 0 |
Date | Winner | Home | Score | Away | Venue | Crowd | Match Status | Head to Head |
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8 October 1949 | Australia | New Zealand | 10 – 31 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland | 12,361 | Australia 10, New Zealand 8 | |
17 September 1949 | New Zealand | New Zealand | 26 – 21 | Australia | Basin Reserve, Wellington | 7,737 | Australia 9, New Zealand 8 | |
12 June 1948 | Australia | Australia | 13 – 4 | New Zealand | The Gabba, Brisbane | 23,013 | Australia 9, New Zealand 7 | |
29 May 1948 | New Zealand | Australia | 19 – 21 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney | 55,866 | Australia 8, New Zealand 7 |
1930s Head to Head | |||
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Played: 5 | Australia: 3 | New Zealand: 2 | Draws: 0 |
Date | Winner | Home | Score | Away | Venue | Crowd | Match Status | Head to Head |
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14 August 1937 | New Zealand | New Zealand | 16 – 15 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland | 25,000 | Australia 8, New Zealand 6 | |
7 August 1937 | Australia | New Zealand | 8 – 12 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland | 12,000 | Australia 8, New Zealand 5 | |
4 October 1935 | Australia | New Zealand | 8 – 31 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland | 20,000 | Australia 7, New Zealand 5 | |
2 October 1935 | Australia | New Zealand | 8 – 29 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland | 8,000 | Australia 6, New Zealand 5 | |
28 September 1935 | New Zealand | New Zealand | 22 – 14 | Australia | Carlaw Park, Auckland | 20,000 | Australia 5, New Zealand 5 |
1910s Head to Head | |||
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Played: 4 | Australia: 3 | New Zealand: 1 | Draws: 0 |
Date | Winner | Home | Score | Away | Venue | Crowd | Match Status | Head to Head |
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13 September 1919 | Australia | New Zealand | 2 – 32 | Australia | Auckland Domain, Auckland | 15,000 | Australia 5, New Zealand 4 | |
6 September 1919 | Australia | New Zealand | 23 – 34 | Australia | Auckland Domain, Auckland | 24,300 | Australia 4, New Zealand 4 | |
30 August 1919 | New Zealand | New Zealand | 26 – 10 | Australia | Sydenham Park, Christchurch | 7,200 | Australia 3, New Zealand 4 | |
23 August 1919 | Australia | New Zealand | 21 – 44 | Australia | Basin Reserve, Wellington | 8,000 | Australia 4, New Zealand 4 |
1900s Head to Head | |||
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Played: 6 | Australia: 3 | New Zealand: 3 | Draws: 0 |
Date | Winner | Home | Score | Away | Venue | Crowd | Match Status | Head to Head |
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3 July 1909 | Australia | Australia | 25 – 5 | New Zealand | Royal Agricultural Society Showground, Sydney | 6,500 | Australia 3, New Zealand 3 | |
26 June 1909 | Australia | Australia | 10 – 5 | New Zealand | Brisbane Exhibition Ground, Brisbane | 6,000 | Australia 2, New Zealand 3 | |
12 June 1909 | New Zealand | Australia | 11 – 19 | New Zealand | Royal Agricultural Society Showground, Sydney | 7,000 | Australia 1, New Zealand 3 | |
6 June 1908 | Australia | Australia | 14 – 9 | New Zealand | Royal Agricultural Society Showground, Sydney | 14,000 | 1908 Australian Tour | Australia 1, New Zealand 2 |
30 May 1908 | New Zealand | Australia | 12 – 24 | New Zealand | Brisbane Exhibition Ground, Brisbane | 6,000 | 1908 Australian Tour | Australia 0, New Zealand 2 |
9 May 1908 | New Zealand | Australia | 10 – 11 | New Zealand | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney | 20,000 | 1908 Australian Tour | Australia 0, New Zealand 1 |
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