Wallabies coach Les Kiss seeking pride and performance ahead of second Japan Test
- The new Wallabies era began with a win in tough conditions against an improving nation, but coach Les Kiss wants more than just wins to be the legacy of his tenure.
- The Wallabies head to the Queensland city of Townsville this Saturday for the second and final Test against Japan, after being pushed all the way in Osaka by the Brave Blossoms last weekend.
- With the anticipation of Kiss's first match in charge in the rear-view mirror, the former Queensland and Australia rugby league representative is now plotting the Wallabies' bid for success at a home Rugby World Cup late next year.
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- The new Wallabies era began with a win in tough conditions against an improving nation, but coach Les Kiss wants more than just wins to be the legacy of his tenure.
- The Wallabies head to the Queensland city of Townsville this Saturday for the second and final Test against Japan, after being pushed all the way in Osaka by the Brave Blossoms last weekend.
- With the anticipation of Kiss's first match in charge in the rear-view mirror, the former Queensland and Australia rugby league representative is now plotting the Wallabies' bid for success at a home Rugby World Cup late next year.
Sources: ABC Australia