Australia battle past Fiji to reach fifth consecutive World Cup final

Abbi Church scores four tries as Australia earn a hard-fought 30-14 win over World Cup debutants Fiji, to progress to their fifth consecutive Women's Rugby League World Cup final.

Australia battle past Fiji to reach fifth consecutive World Cup final

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