Four matches were played with each side winning twice as the Australians won the series on points difference.

[2] In 2008, Australia was one of four teams that competed in the first Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup.

[5] They lost to England in the semi-finals and finished fourth in the tournament after a narrow 16–14 defeat to Wales in the third-place play-off match.

[12] In 2019, Australia hosted an England tour in which the two teams played a two-match Ashes Test series.

Australia achieved a 2–0 series win over the Wheel Kiwis who were making their international début.