List of Australia national rugby league team records
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Australia have competed in international rugby league matches since 1908. They have appeared at every Rugby League World Cup, winning the tournament eleven times. The records listed below only include performances in test matches and internationals. The top five are listed in each category (except when there is a tie for the last place among the five, when all the tied record holders are noted).
Team records
Biggest wins
Biggest losses
Highest aggregate scores
Lowest aggregate scores
Individual records
Most appearances
Most appearances as captain
Most points
Most tries
Most goals
Most points in a game
Most tries in a game
Most goals in a game
Oldest players
Youngest players
Attendance records
Highest attendances in Australia
* Great Britain played as England in the 1932 Ashes.
Highest attendances per opponent in Australia
* Great Britain played as England in the 1932 Ashes.
Highest attendances outside of Australia
* played as a World Cup Semi-finals double header also featuring England vs New Zealand.
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