With the first fortnight of Six Nations fixtures in the books, all eyes turned back to European club rugby at the weekend.
Here's where each of the Aussies abroad featured.
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Matt Toomua was named man-of-the-match after his stellar performance for Leicester, scoring 23 points in his team's 33-18 win over Harlequins.
Toomua scored a brilliant show-and-go try and had the radar fine tuned off the kicking tee, too, slotting three conversions and four penalties in the win.
Tatafu Polota-Nau also came off the bench for the Tigers, who squared off with a Quins outfit missing Aussies James Horwill and Ian Prior.
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Ben Tapuai, Nathan Charles and Bath couldn't get past Newcastle, who turned a 21-0 half time lead into a 29-10 win.
Rob Horne and Northampton came from behind to roll Luke McLean, Oli Hoskins and London Irish.
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Paul Alo-Emile, Hugh Pyle and Stade Francais squared off with Semi Radradra's Toulon, the latter claiming bragging rights with a big 43-5 win.
Montpellier felled Curtis Browning's Oyonnax outfit 43-30, while Ben Mowen and Pau returned fresh from the Brisbane Tens in style, claiming a 21-16 win over Brive.
Agen's clash with Toulouse featured a battle of Australian playmakers, Zack Holmes getting the upper hand on Jake McIntyre in his side's 52-25 win.
Liam Gill packed down at No. 8 and Mike Harris started at flyhalf as Lyon took care of business against Clermont with a 36-10 win.
Bordeaux almost had as many Australians as they did points scored, falling 7-6 to Castres with Luke Jones, Leroy Houston, Nick Frisby, Blair Connor and Ben Volavola in their 23.
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Cruze Ah-Nau's Zebre notched a rare win, scraping home 19-11 against Connacht.
Scott Fardy's Leinster followed suit, recording a 20-13 win over Scarlets.
