Wallaroos head coach Jo Yapp is opting for consistency as Australia chases a maiden win over Canada in Sunday's World Cup quarter finals.
The starting side will see just two changes, with Yapp sticking solid with her starting front and second rows.
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The one forward change comes in the promotion of Emily Chancellor in place of Ashley Marsters, who returns to the bench. Chancellor Piper Duck and Siokapesi Palu, who retains the captain’s armband.
The second change reunites Cecilia Smith with Georgina Friedrichs in the centres, after the pair impressed against Samoa and the USA.
Samantha Wood and Faitala Moleka retain their positions in the halves, as will back three trio Desiree Miller, Maya Stewart and Caitlyn Halse.
The bench sees two new faces, with Katalina Amosa and Ashley Fernandez returning to the matchday squad alongside props Faliki Pohiva and Bridie O'Gorman.
Trilleen Pomare also returns to the bench in a straight swap for Smith and covers the backline alonngside Tia Hinds, who is set to earn her tenth cap in gold after making her debut earlier this year.
"We appreciate it was a loss against England last week but we had an aim to make the quarters to give ourselves a shot and the players have achieved that," Jo Yapp said in a statement.
"We started well against England with our game management and need to show that for longer periods of the game this week.
"The focus in training is on us. Canada is a physical team and like to move the ball so we are excited for the challenge."
1. Lydia Kavoa (#214 - Eastern Suburbs) – 11 caps
2. Adiana Talakai (#182 - Sydney University) – 20 caps
3. Asoiva Karpani (#171 - Southern Suburbs) – 40 caps
4. Kaitlan Leaney (#179 - SCU Marlins) – 34 caps
5. Michaela Leonard (#168 - Tuggeranong Vikings) – 41 caps
6. Piper Duck (#185 - Tumut Bullettes) – 21 caps
7. Emily Chancellor (#158 - Sydney University) – 33 caps
8. Siokapesi Palu (c) (#194 - Rockdale Rangers) – 22 caps
9. Samantha Wood (#207 - Kalamunda Rugby) – 10 caps
10. Faitala Moleka (#199 - Blacktown Scorpions) – 25 caps
11. Desiree Miller (#204 - Eastern Suburbs) – 22 caps
12. Cecilia Smith (#190 - Leeton Dianas) – 27 caps
13. Georgina Friedrichs (#178 - Wests Bulldogs) – 37 caps
14. Maya Stewart (#196 - Nelson Bay Gropers) – 21 caps
15. Caitlyn Halse (#210 - Camden Rams) – 14 caps
Reserves
16. Katalina Amosa (#218 - Southern Districts) – 8 caps
17. Faliki Pohiva (#219 - Blacktown Scorpions) – 7 caps
18. Bridie O’Gorman (#180 - Sydney University) – 36 caps
19. Ashley Fernandez (#221 - Uni-North Owls) – 5 caps
20. Ashley Marsters (#117 - Boroondara) – 44 caps
21. Tabua Tuinakauvadra (#200 - Orange Emus) – 21 caps
22. Tia Hinds (#222 - Randwick) – 9 caps
23. Trilleen Pomare (#155 - Wanneroo) – 42 caps
