I put up some photos yesterday including a lovely little pic of the Aussie team. I started writing a comment (in reply to Noizy) but it got a bit too long, so if I may be indulged (and quite frankly it's my blog so you've got no choice), I'll do a little uniform breakdown:

• The Aussies are all wearing long sleeves, except for the lock (#4). Though it appears that he has rolled up his sleeves rather than having a short-sleeved version of the jersey.
• The bearded gent with the blue headband seems to be wearing Australian Adidas boots too (or at least the stripes are gold)
• The bearded gent with the white headband has his laces taped, something I wasn't aware of players doing until recently, but it looks like it has been happening since at least the 70s. He also has his sleeves rolled up.
• The sleeves terminate in an elastic cuff, which reminds me of 1980's tracksuits
• This style of jersey was still around in 1984 when Australia went for a Grand Slam
• I totally dig the striped socks, they should bring them back
• In fact, they should bring back the whole design as a throwback uni. It's better than the current "Wallabra" version. How many Canterbury logos can you spot in that picture?
• There's a really interesting history of the Aussie jersey here. Perhaps the most interesting thing is that Australia's national colours came from rugby:
   
  

  In 1928, NSW and QLD Rugby Unions agreed that 'the Australian amateur representative colours of green and gold, should be adopted'. In 1929 when New Zealand toured Australia, the first official Australian Jersey was introduced - an emerald green jersey with the Australian Coat of Arms and green leg socks with green and gold bars on the top.