All Blacks halfback Cam Roigard says the loss to South Africa still stings and New Zealand must carry lessons from the setback into the Bledisloe Cup opener against Australia at Eden Park.
Roigard also spoke of a "weird" feeling heading into the test, without elaborating further.
Anton Segner said the squad has shifted attention to the Wallabies match and is looking ahead.
The Bledisloe Cup opener at Eden Park is the first chance for the All Blacks to respond after the Springboks setback.
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