Back on the field Ravouvou scores his fifth try of the day, countered by Australia finally putting points on the board. New Zealand scores twice more before fulltime - Vilimoni Koroi paces it straight to the try-line from a line-out, backed up by Ngarohi McGarvey-Black who claims the points, before Koroi again sets up another try.
Australia manage one more try before fulltime but it's too late - come Monday New Zealand head into the Cup quarterfinals and Australia go into the Challenge Trophy.
New Zealand's dominance in the final of pool play was in contrast to their second, suffering a shock 26-24 loss to Spain - the first time the European nation had claimed victory over against the All Blacks Sevens.
It was a game that started slow. New Zealand scored first, again through Ravouvou and his powerful speed, and then through Andrew Knewstubb. However, an unintentional knock on by Dickson going in to tackle meant he was sent off, providing Spain with the opportunity to get some points on the board - and they did, with two tries, ending the first quarter 14-12.
Still with six on the field, New Zealand just could not stop Spain, who increased their lead 21-12. There was slight relief when both Dickson and Ravouvou score taking a three-point lead 24-21 but that was shut down in extra seconds when Spain scored again and claimed their first win over the Kiwi side.
In New Zealand's first match of the tournament, they dominated from start to finish, only allowing France to score once. With some impressive work on the field, including a steal by Tone Ng Shiu, they finished with a 45-7 victory.
On Monday, New Zealand will play Fiji at 7.30am.
