Stadium on 19 April. This marked the first time that the Australian team had played a test in Australia's capital city. The game was played in Canberra to celebrate the centenary of that city. The 2014 Anzac Test played at the Sydney Football Stadium on 2 May, saw test football return to Sydney for the first time since the 2010 Four Nations. The 2015 Anzac Test, played at Suncorp Stadium, was originally scheduled to take place on 1 May but bad weather caused the game to be postponed to 3 May. This marked the first time a rugby league Test in Australia was ever done so. The 2016 Anzac Test was played at Hunter Stadium on 6 May, the first time the match was played in Newcastle since 2004. The Kangaroos won the match 16–0. Demise In August 2015 the National Rugby League (NRL) announced a new $925 million (Australian) TV deal. A key component of the deal was increased provisions promoting player welfare and satisfaction, shortening the NRL regular season from 26 weeks to 25. The traditional early-May representative weekend was removed from the calendar, with the Anzac Test disbanded. Australia-New Zealand tests and other international series will be given "new priority" in a dedicated window after the NRL season. The Pacific tests were shifted to a Sunday afternoon slot, on the same day as game 2 of the State of Origin series. The final test was played on 5 May 2017 at the Canberra Stadium with the Kangaroos winning 30–12 in front of 18,535 fans, the lowest attendance in Anzac Test history. Men's Test Match Results Australia have won all but three Anzac Tests, while New Zealand have hosted only three tests. Overall tally Includes the Australia (Super League) victory in 1997. Women's Test Match Results The Women's Anzac Test Match is the Women's rugby league version of the game and has been running since 2015. Overall tally See also Australia vs New Zealand in rugby league List of results of the Australian national rugby league team References External links "W(h)ither ANZAC Day? – The Legal Protection of "ANZAC", Digger History website. Retrieved 27 July 2006. "Fan Steals ANZAC Cup", Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved 27 July 2006. "The Protection of National Icons", Advisory Council on Intellectual Property. Retrieved 27 July 2006. "Killing ANZAC", Digger History website. Retrieved 27 July 2006. "Reveller Slammed as ANZAC Cup Goes Walkabout", New