What is Australia women's national rugby league team?
{{Infobox rugby league representative team | Name = Australian Jillaroos | Nickname = The Jillaroos | Governing body = [[Australian Rugby League Commission]] | Region = [[Asia-Pacific Rugby League Confederation|Asia-Pacific]] | Coach = [[Brad Donald]] | Assistant coach = [[Jamie Feeney]] | Captain = [[Kezie Apps]] <br> [[Sam Bremner]] <br> [[Ali Brigginshaw]] | RLIF Rank = 1 | Most caps = Tahnee Norris (32) | Top try-scorer = [[Sam Bremner]] (14) <br> [[Isabelle Kelly]] (14) | Top point-scorer = [[Ali Brigginshaw]] (74) | pattern_la1 =_kangaroos|pattern_b1=_kangaroos1|pattern_ra1=_kangaroos|pattern_so1= _hoops_gold | leftarm1 =023E00|body1=023E00|rightarm1=023E00|shorts1=023E00|socks1=023E00 | pattern_la2=_pmxiii|pattern_b2=_kangaroos2|pattern_ra2=_pmxiii|pattern_so2= _hoops_gold | leftarm2 =023E00|body2=F8C913|rightarm2=023E00|shorts2=023E00|socks2=023E00 | First international= {{rlw-l|Australia}} 14-18 {{rlw-r|NZL}} <br> ([[Lidcombe Oval]], [[Sydney]], 1 July 1995) | Largest win = {{rlw-l|Australia}} 92–0 {{rlw-r|France}}<br/>([[York]], [[England]]; 6 November 2022) | Largest loss = {{rlw-l|Australia}} 6-50 {{rlw-r|NZL}}<br/>(England; 18 November 2000) | World cup apps = 6 | World cup first = 2000 | World cup best = Champions (''[[2013 Women's Rugby League World Cup|2013]], [[2017 Women's Rugby League World Cup|2017]], [[2021 Women's Rugby League World Cup|2021]]'') | Form = Women }} The '''Australia women's national rugby league team''', nicknamed the '''Jilaroos''', represents [[Australia]] in international women's [[rugby league]]. {{National sports teams of Australia}} [[Category:National rugby league teams]] [[Category:National sports teams of Australia|Rugby league]]