Wallaroos coach Paul Verrell has chopped and changed his team for tomorrow's clash with the Black Ferns.
Australia has never beaten New Zealand in a Women's Test but this team will not have too many mental scars, with Verrell retaining several players that made their debut against the Red Roses.
The changes are headlined by the return of Australian Women's Sevens co-captain Sharni Williams, who gets the nod at outside centre.
She will line up outside Kayla Sauvao, who starred on debut.
Williams' inclusion is one of 10 changes to the starting XV that took on England, though two of those changes are simply positional ones.
Of the eight new faces, Hana Ngaha comes in for Liz Patu at loosehead prop, with Caroline Fairs starting at tighthead in place of Evelyn Horomia.
Millie Boyle and Alexandra Sulusi will start in the second row, while Chloe Butler shifts to blindside flanker in place of the suspended Grace Hamilton.
Vesinia Schaaf-Taufa comes in at openside flanker, with Victoria Latu retaining her spot at No. 8.
Katrina Barker gets her shot at halfback inside Fenella Hake, while Samantha Treherne on the left wing, Cobie-Jane Morgan shifting to the right wing from halfback and Ashleigh Hewson leading the team from fullback.
The Wallaroos take on the Black Ferns in Christchurch tomorrow, kicking off at 12:45 AEST, broadcast LIVE on worldrugby.org.
TEAM
Wallaroos team to face the Black Ferns
1. Hana Ngaha, Queensland, 2 Tests
2. Cheyenne Campbell, Queensland, 10 Tests
3. Caroline Fairs, Queensland, ADF, 8 Tests
4. Millie Boyle, ACT, 1 Test
5. Alexandra Sulusi, Sydney, 2 Tests
6. Chloe Butler, South Australia Barbarians, 6 Tests
7. Vesinia Schaaf-Taufa, Western Australia, 2 Tests
8. Victoria Latu, Sydney, 1 Test
9. Katrina Barker, NSW Country, 3 Tests
10. Fenella Hake, Queensland, 1 Test
11. Samantha Treherne, Queensland, 1 Test
12. Kayla Sauvao, Sydney, 1 Test
13. Sharni Williams, Australian Women’s Sevens, 13 Tests
14. Cobie-Jane Morgan, Sydney, wing, 14 Tests
15. Ashleigh Hewson, Sydney, fullback, 13 Tests (C)
Reserves
16. Liz Patu, Queensland, 10 Tests
17. Violeta Tupuola, ACT, 1 Test
18. Hilisha Samoa, Queensland, 1 Test
19. Alisha Hewett, Queensland, ADF, 10 Tests
20. Kiri Lingman, Queensland, flanker, 1 Test
21. Ashleigh Timoko, Western Australia, 1 Test
22. Sarah Riordan, NSW, ADF, 2 Tests
23. Nareta Marsters, Queensland, 2 Tests
TEAM
Black Ferns team to face Wallaroos (Tests)
1. Toka Natua (9)
2. Fiao’o Faamausili (45)
3. Aldora Itunu (9)
4. Eloise Blackwell (25)
5. Rebecca Wood*
6. Charmaine Smith (9)
7. Sarah Goss (3)
8. Charmaine McMenamin (7)
9. Kendra Cocksedge (35)
10. Kelly Brazier (30)
11. Portia Woodman (9)
12. Theresa Fitzpatrick (1)
13. Stacey Waaka (4)
14. Honey Hireme (16)
15. Selica Winiata (25)
Reserves
16. Te Kura Ngata-Aerengamate (13)
17. Sosoli Talawadua (1)
18. Aleisha Nelson (21)
19. Lesley Ketu (4)
20. Linda Itunu (30)
21. Kristina Sue (5)
22. Victoria Subritzky-Nafatali (12)
23. Chelsea Alley (12)
