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Australia fight back to beat New Zealand in Rugby League World Cup opener

Australia recovered from behind to defeat New Zealand in the opening match of the Rugby League World Cup, with Jack Bostock scoring three tries.

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Australia overcame New Zealand in the opening match of the Rugby League World Cup after fighting back in an eventful contest.

Jack Bostock was the decisive figure for Australia, scoring a hat-trick of tries as his side secured a narrow victory over their rivals.

The result gives Australia a winning start to the tournament, while New Zealand were left to begin their World Cup campaign with defeat. The match was described as an epic opener, reflecting the close and competitive nature of the contest.

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Bostock’s three tries proved crucial as Australia battled their way back into the game and ultimately edged ahead. No further details of the score or venue were available in the supplied material.

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