All Blacks retain Rugby Championship title with six-try victory
Ian Foster's side also retain Bledisloe Cup in front of 80,000 at Melbourne Cricket Ground
Caleb Clarke, Mark Telea and Rieko Ioane score tries late in second half
Shannon Frizell, Codie Taylor and Will Jordan put All Blacks 19-7 ahead after tough first half
Rob Valetini's converted try under the posts gave Australia 7-5 lead
Australia coach Eddie Jones has lost all three matches in Rugby Championship
Australia 7-19 New Zealand
Wayne Barnes blows the whistle and we're back under way again.
What words of wisdom did Eddie Jones impart on his players during the break I wonder?
Australia need to get on the scoreboard first to have any chance of getting back into this.
Australia 7-19 New Zealand
The score looks much more favourable if you are an All Black supporter now, as New Zealand take a handsome lead into the changing rooms.
But until past the half-hour mark Australia were in front and had acquitted themselves well, coping with a yellow card and an injury to their captain.
However, the All Blacks struck twice in the closing stages, as they so often do, to put themselves in pole position to win the game and the Rugby Championship.
Lots of work for the Wallabies to do in the second half.
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Will Jordan (con Richie Mo'unga)
The All Blacks do get a third before the break!
Their relentless attacking has reaped dividends as the power through the middle before going wide.
Richie Mo'unga just gets the pass away before the tackle to find Will Jordan to score.
Jordan has 23 tries in as many tests.
That is a big blow to the Wallabies.
Image source, Getty ImagesAustralia 7-12 New Zealand
Very close to a third All Black try!
Mark Telea's electric burst takes him past numerous defenders before the ball is recycled and Ardie Savea burrows for the line - but he's held-up.
Australia can clear but New Zealand are already back on the offensive.
Australia 7-12 New Zealand
The sin-binned Marika Koroibete is back on but there's more bad news for Australia.
Today's captain Allan Alaalatoa is not going to be able to continue.
The big man needs help getting off the pitch and that's not a good sign, not only for this game, but with the World Cup just weeks away.
He has a very disconsolate look as he is driven away for treatment.
Taniela Tupou is as good replacement as any though, he is a wrecking ball and can make a big impact for the Wallabies.
Image source, Getty ImagesCody Taylor (con Richie Mo'unga)
It has been coming.
Hooker Cody Taylor finds Scott Barrett with a five-metre lineout and then joins the maul to push it over the Australia line with the help of his pack.
Well-executed set play by the All Blacks who have put their opponents under huge pressure.
The Wallabies just couldn't quite hold out with 14 men.
Richie Mo'unga slots the conversion this time around.
Australia 7-5 New Zealand
Good defence again from Australia - it has to be!
New Zealand move the ball wide quickly after Cody Taylor bashes through a few tackles.
Mark Telea spots a route to the line but it's closed quickly by the Wallabies defence.
Can they keep them out until the break?
Australia 7-5 New Zealand
Half-an-hour into the game and it hasn't really slowed down since kick-off.
An All Blacks error lets the Aussies off the hook this time but they will have to work overtime to keep their opponents out while they are a man down.
They're coping with the pressure well for now though.
Australia 7-5 New Zealand
It's not going to count.
But Australia are down to 14 as Marika Koroibete is yellow-carded for playing the ball while in an offside position.
New Zealand will come again.
Australia 7-5 New Zealand
The All Blacks are getting closer and closer, and another Australia infringement gives them a penalty five metres out.
Winger Mark Telea takes it quickly and dives over the line - but referee Wayne Barnes just wants to check it was all legal.
Australia 7-5 New Zealand
Quick hands from the All Blacks get them closer and closer to the Australia line.
Aaron Smith has a dart but is held up short - but New Zealand have a penalty which they kick into the corner.
Australia 7-5 New Zealand
An off-the-ball tackle from Brodie Retallick is spotted by referee Wayne Barnes and Australia can clear.
Australia 7-5 New Zealand
Beauden Barrett feels the force of Samu Kerevi's block as he tries to latch-on to his own kick and that gives the All Blacks a penalty which they kick deep into Australia territory.
Australia 7-5 New Zealand
The early try they conceded aside, Australia have been very good.
They're taking the game to the All Blacks and earn themselves a penalty.
But the 22-year-old fly-half Carter Gordon miscues from the tee and the chance to extend the lead is missed.
Rob Valetini (con Carter Gordon)
After a lot of checking - the try is awarded!
Great response from Australia to hit back after conceding so early.
The big number eight powers over and places the ball on the line.
Wayne Barnes is happy and the try is given.
Carter Gordon kicks the extras and the hosts are ahead.
Australia 0-5 New Zealand
And now the Wallabies think they have replied through Marika Koroibete.
What a start to the game!
Well, Koroibete's try isn't now going to stand as he is clearly in touch.
But... we're not checking an earlier possible try from Rob Valetini.
Shannon Frizell
Nightmare start for the Wallabies!
Australia have a line-out five metres from their own line - they win it but Tate McDermott is absolutely smashed by Scott Barrett and loses the ball over the line.
Shannon Frizell is first to react to dot down the ball and score the opener.
Richie Mo'unga misses the conversion.
Australia 0-0 New Zealand
Away we go.
Australia need a big performance tonight if they are going to beat the All Blacks who look like they are getting back to somewhere near their imperious best with the World Cup on the horizon.
How they would love to get one over on them today.
This should be a cracker.
Australia v New Zealand (10:45 BST delayed ko)
A stirring Haka from the All Blacks as ever - skipper Ardie Savea is front and centre as the challenge is laid down.
Australia stare on intently as they accept it.
Australia v New Zealand (10:45 BST)
There are about 80,000 fans inside the MCG tonight.
The home supporters have given the Wallabies a huge welcome as they take to the pitch.
Anthems to come - that should crank the atmosphere up further still.
Kick-off is obviously a little delayed!