Malakai Fekitoa crossed three seconds from full time and Colin Slade converted to give the New Zealand All Blacks a 29-28 win in the last Bledisloe Cup test of the series on Saturday, inflicting more pain on the embattled Wallabies. New Zealand had already retained the Bledisloe Cup with a thumping 51-20 win in Auckland following the 12-12 draw in Sydney at the start of the Rugby Championship, but was behind for most of the match in Brisbane and were on the cusp of losing back-to-back tests for the first time in three years. Wallabies coach Ewen McKenzie's stepped down after the defeat.
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Malakai Fekitoa scored a last-minute try which was converted by Colin Slade to hand New Zealand a dramatic victory in their Bledisloe Cup showdown with Australia in Brisbane
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Cory Jane and Dane Coles crossed for the visitors in the first half, but Nick Phipps and Bernard Foley kept the Wallabies in contention
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Adam Ashley-Cooper, playing his 100th Test, scored to extend their lead before Aaron Smith kept NZ in touch
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Wallabies coach Ewan McKenzie sensationally quit after the match
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Slade held his nerve to kick the winning conversion after the All Blacks had moved to within a point of @placeholder with three seconds left