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8 November 2026

Jillaroos overcome ‘brutal’ Fijian ambush to reach Rugby League World Cup final against New Zealand

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Jillaroos overcome ‘brutal’ Fijian ambush to reach Rugby League World Cup final against New Zealand

The Bulikula came out fighting and forced the shellshocked Aussies to earn their spot in the decider.

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