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Wallaby Kurtley Beale in action against the Pumas in 2017

Wallaby Kurtley Beale in action against the Pumas in 2017 Source: AAP

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Week two of the AFL and NRL finals headline this weekend's sporting action, while the Wallabies look for two from games when they take on Argentina, and Winx tries to extend her incredible winning run at Royal Randwick.

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