Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, Oi, Oi, Oi! Traditionally one of the game’s finest sides, the Australia international rugby union team is a two-time Rugby World Cup winner and one of the most searched-for outfits on our online ticket platform.
The Wallabies have been an established force for years and have traditionally been near the front of the queue when trophies have been handed out. Australia continues to be a hotbed of emerging talent and watching them strut their stuff live is always guaranteed to thrill.
If you’re ready to waltz with Matilda, you can find plenty of official Australia rugby union tickets in our resellers marketplace, whether you want tickets for the Nations Championship, the Southern Hemisphere’s Rugby Championship or the Rugby World Cup.
Learn more about how you can get your hands on Australia rugby tickets below!
How to buy Australia rugby tickets?
Watching the Wallabies live is a bucket list sporting experience for anyone lucky enough to attend and you can secure your seats with official tickets for Australia rugby union matches right here at LiveRugbyTickets. We’ve been expertly serving our customers for more than 13 years and you can get your hands on tickets by following the steps below:
- Navigate to our extensive catalogue of Australia rugby tickets to find a fixture that you’d like to attend.
- Click “View Tickets” to see a complete list of all available options for the game from our resellers.
- Select the seat or area within the stadium that you’d like to sit.
- Enter the number of tickets you’d like to purchase.
- Click the green 'Buy' button to confirm.
- You’ll be asked to provide some personal details next, but it’s all run-of-the-mill stuff and nothing out of the ordinary.
- That’s it! You’re done. The tickets are yours!
Introduction to Australia rugby
Though they have slipped down the official World Rugby rankings of late (8th at the time of writing), Australia are an established rugby union powerhouse and are still considered one of the most formidable teams on the planet.
Few nations have as glittering a history as Australia, who have won the Rugby World Cup twice (1991, 1999) and the Rugby Championship four times (2000, 2001, 2011 and 2015), while the Wallabies are aiming to be just as competitive in the inaugural Nations Championship in 2026.
Now under the direction of head coach Les Kiss following Joe Schmidt’s departure earlier in the year, the Aussies look ready to enter a new era of success, with a steady stream of emerging talent ready to stake their claims as first-team staples.
Australia play their home matches at a rotating set of venues, indeed, in the Southern Hemisphere Series in the Nations Championship, they played games at the Sydney Football Stadium, Lang Park in Brisbane and the Perth Rectangular Stadium.
Australia rugby tickets usually attract plenty of interest in our resellers’ marketplace, particularly when the Wallabies travel to Europe to take on England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and France. Nothing beats being there to watch them in person and LiveRugbyTickets can help you to land your ticket for Australia rugby fixtures today.
Australia Rugby Championship 2027 tickets
The Rugby Championship is considered the Southern Hemisphere’s answer to the Six Nations. Australia have been involved in the tournament since 1996, winning it three times, most recently in 2015.
The Wallabies’ matches in the competition are always well attended, though tickets for Australia vs New Zealand are among the most popular sold here on our site, with supporters flocking to stadiums to witness collisions between the old rivals.
Fixtures for the 2027 edition of the tournament haven’t been announced yet, however, we’ll be fully stocked with tickets for the Rugby Championship when they are, giving our customers ample time to secure seats and plan their trips.
Australia's Rugby Championship history
Three-time winners, but with little recent success, Australia’s history in the Rugby Championship has been chequered.
The competition didn’t run in 2026 due to fixture clashes elsewhere, however, the year before that (2025), Australia lost four out of six games against South Africa, New Zealand and Argentina, eventually finishing third out of four teams.
They did produce a stunning comeback victory over South Africa (38-22) on matchday one in 2025 in what was arguably their best performance in years, a showing that hinted at untapped potential in their ranks.
Their best overall display in the Rugby Championship in recent years came in 2021 however, when Australia landed in second spot, clinching the Mandela Challenge Plate and Puma Trophy along the way.
Australia 2027 Rugby Championship fixtures
Scheduling for next year’s Rugby Championship hasn’t been finalised just yet. When it is, we will have all the information you need in terms of dates, times and, of course, Australia 2027 Rugby Championship tickets. Bookmark this page and check it regularly to stay on top of updates.
Australia at the 2026 Nations Championship
Launched for the first time in 2026, the Nations Championship promises to revolutionise the international test rugby scene and Australia have been heavily involved in the inaugural edition.
As part of the Southern Hemisphere Pool, Australia played three matches in July, winning one (vs Italy) and losing twice (vs Ireland and France), but still claiming eight points thanks to some bonus point additions to lodge themselves in third spot behind South Africa and New Zealand.
In November, the format switch will see Australia pack their bags before visiting Europe for another three fixtures in the Northern Hemisphere Series, the outcomes of which will decide the Wallabies’ overall position ahead of Finals Weekend.
England vs Australia Tickets on Nov 8, Scotland vs Australia Tickets for Nov 15 and tickets for Wales vs Australia on Nov 21 are all available right now on our resellers' marketplace. Demand is high for all of them, so make sure to complete your purchase ASAP to avoid missing out.
Australia 2026 Nations Championship fixtures
| Date |
Home Team |
vs |
Away Team |
Venue |
Time |
| SAT 4 JUL |
AUS |
31-33 |
Ireland |
Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney |
20:10 (AEST) |
| SAT 11 JUL |
AUS |
26-42 |
France |
Lang Park, Brisbane |
17:40 (AEST) |
| SAT 18 JUL |
AUS |
57-10 |
Italy |
Perth Rectangular Stadium, Perth |
18:10 (AWST) |
| SUN 8 NOV |
England |
vs |
AUS |
Twickenham Stadium, London |
15:10 (GMT) |
| SUN 15 NOV |
Scotland |
vs |
AUS |
Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh |
15:10 (GMT) |
| SAT 21 NOV |
Wales |
vs |
AUS |
Millenium Stadium, Cardiff |
20:10 (GMT) |
Australia national team stadium information
Name:
Varies – includes: Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney, Lang Park, Brisbane and Perth Rectangular Stadium, Perth.
Capacity:
Varies
Address:
Varies (see above)
Description:
Sydney Football Stadium has a capacity of 42,500 and is used for both codes of rugby, association football and concerts. Lang Park meanwhile, can hold up to 52,500 spectators, and is home to the Brisbane Broncos and Queensland Reds among others. Perth Rectangular Stadium has a capacity of 20,500 and is another multi-use venue that hosts several different sports, as well as music concerts.
Best way to travel to Australia’s stadiums
If you’ve bought your Australia rugby tickets and are ready to attend a home game, you could be heading to either coast, depending on where the Wallabies are scheduled to play.
Perth and Brisbane have both hosted home fixtures for the Australia rugby union team, though the cities are more than 4,000km apart. Keep that in mind before buying tickets for games in either location.
Australia national team information
Current Manager:
Les Kiss
Current Captain:
Harry Wilson
Nickname:
Wallabies
Other information
The Australia rugby national team, also known as the Wallabies, play in iconic yellow shirts and green shorts. Rugby union’s official Hall of Fame is packed with Australian inductees, including John Eales, Nick Farr-Jones, David Campese, Ken Catchpole, Mark Ella, George Gregan, Thomas Lawton Snr, John Thornett, Michael Lynagh, Tim Horan, Tom Richards, Daniel Carroll, Stephen Larkham, Cheryl McAfee, George Smith, Emilee Cherry, Matthew Burke.
Rivalries
Main Rivals
New Zealand
Familiar foes, near neighbours and perennial antagonists, the rivalry between Australia and New Zealand runs deep and is one of the most played fixtures in international rugby union history.
The Wallabies haven’t beaten the All Blacks since 2020, with New Zealand currently in the midst of an 11-game winning streak over their opponents, much to the frustration of Australian rugby fans everywhere.
Australia’s most chastening experience against the All Blacks came in 2015 when they were beaten by New Zealand in the final of the Rugby World Cup (34-17) at Twickenham Stadium.
Meetings between the rugby union heavyweights always generate plenty of buzz, and as such, Australia vs New Zealand rugby tickets are always a very popular with our customers.
The teams aren’t due to face each other again until the next edition of the Bledisloe Cup, a two-team tournament contested exclusively by Australia and New Zealand every year since the 1930s.
England
Both members of the British Commonwealth, there is a strained political and colonial history between England and Australia, and that has transferred over into the sporting realm, particularly in cricket and rugby.
The nations have met more than 50 times in rugby union fixtures overall since 1909, with Australia posting 27 wins and England 29, figures that highlight how often the scales of dominance have tipped and changed over the years.
Australia are due to visit Twickenham to play England again in what should be another nail-biting encounter in November and tickets for England vs Australia in the Nations Championship are available to buy right now on LiveRugbyTicket’s secure online platform.
Frequently Asked Questions about Australia rugby tickets
How to buy Australia rugby tickets?
If you want to buy Australia Rugby tickets today, you’ll find everything you need at Liverugbytickets.co.uk. Resellers have been selling official rugby union tickets on our platform for more than a decade.
How much are Australia rugby tickets?
Naturally, Australia rugby union ticket prices will vary depending on who they are playing and what tournament they’re involved in. Demand is higher for bigger matches and late-stage games in tournaments, though customers can expect to spend between £30 and £60+ for official Australia rugby tickets on our marketplace.
Where to buy Australia Nations Championship tickets?
Here at Liverugbytickets.co.uk, you’ll find dozens of tickets for Australia’s matches at the Nations Championship. Tickets are already available for all of the Wallabies’ matches for the Northern Hemisphere Series in November.
Will the tickets be delivered to my home, or do I need to collect them?
This all depends on the seller involved and how close the fixture is to the date of your purchase. Home delivery is available for some tickets, while e-tickets and mobile tickets are also commonly sent. If you are a last-minute buyer, you may have to collect the tickets from a designated point in person.
Can I choose specific seats when purchasing Australia Nations Championship tickets?
You can choose your seat from the available ticket options that we currently have in our inventory for a particular game. Usually, we have plenty of choice for every single rugby union fixture, so you should be able to select a preferred area of the stadium.
Can I get a refund if I can't attend the match?
Generally speaking, ticket purchases are non-refundable unless the fixture in question has been cancelled completely. It’s always savvy to read the provider’s policy thoroughly to find out how things work in terms of refunds.
Is it possible to purchase accessible seating tickets for fans with disabilities?
All stadiums that host Nations Championship or Rugby World Cup matches usually provide accessible seating options for fans with additional needs. Your requirements should be specified before you confirm your ticket purchase.
Are there group bookings or discounts for children and seniors?
Now and again, concessions and discounts will be available for groups, children, seniors and students. Always double-check the terms and conditions involved before completing the purchase of your tickets.
What happens if a match is postponed or rescheduled?
Tickets usually remain valid for new, rearranged dates when a match is postponed or rescheduled. Make sure to confirm with the event organiser, however. A good place to find the latest event updates is through official social media channels.