The Wallabies have made no changes to their starting side to face the All Blacks at Eden Park on Saturday.
Lock Dan Vickerman, halfback Luke Burgess and winger Lachie Turner have been named on the bench, as the only changes to the squad that beat South Africa 39-20 in Sydneytwo weeks ago.
Coach Robbie Deans says the changes represented a horses for courses approach.
"Burgess and Turner have both worked their way back into contention and have shown that they are now ready to go, while Vickerman really stepped in training last week, and reinforced that for Sydney Uni on the weekend. This is a contest we believe he is well suited to," Deans says.
The change in emphasis amongst the run ons, Deans says, highlights the difference in nature between an Australia-New Zealand and Australia-South Africa Test.
"You saw the differences in approach last weekend," Deans says.
"For the South Africans, it's physicality first, second and third. The All Blacks employ more width and rely on speed of recycle and movement. They play the game wider and faster, which is why the extra speed and additional backline resources are required on the bench."
Australia last won a Test in New Zealand a decade ago, and have not won in Auckland for 25 years.
