Newly appionted head coach Dwayne Nastor has aired on the side of youth for his extended squad as the Wallaroos begin preparations for the 2021 Women's Rugby World Cup.
Western Force star Courtney Hodder is among 26 of the 45 players to come from outside last year's World Cup squad.
Super W champions NSW had 16 players including Grace Hamilton who is tipped to replace the retired Ash Hewson, while Queensland has 11, WA 10, ACT six and two from Victoria.
Meanwhile, Queensland rising star Alysia Lefau-Fakaosilea missed out on a spot as she is not eligible for Australian duties until March next year, having moved from New Zealand.
Players will train in their state bases ahead of two Tests against the Black Ferns in August.
2018 Wallaroos extended squad
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Wynona Baice, QLD
Peta Cox, ACT
Toa Filmoehala, QLD
Evelyn Horomia, NSW
Hana Ngaha, QLD
Emily Robinson, NSW
Violeta Tupuola, ACT
Hooker
Melissa Fatu, NSW
Liz Patu, QLD
Darryl Wickliffe, WA
Locks
Millie Boyle, QLD
Alisha Hewitt, QLD
Kiri Lingman, QLD
Ana-Lise Sio, NSW
Rebecca Clough, WA
Flanker
Emily Chancellor, NSW
Ariana Kaiwai, NSW
Michelle Milward, ACT
Georgia O'Neill, ACT
Kirby Sefo, QLD
Vesinia Taufa, WA
Alice Tonumaivao, WA
Fi Jones, NSW
No. 8
Grace Hamilton, NSW
Victoria Latu, NSW
Tayla Stanford, ACT
Scrumhalves
Georgia Cormick, VIC
Kendra Fell, WA
Cobie-Jane Morgan, NSW
Flyhalves
Chloe Leaupepe, NSW
Trilleen Pomare, WA
Centres
Katrina Barker, NSW
Tui Cope, WA
Crystal Maguire, NSW
Nareta Marsters, QLD
Huia Turoa, WA
Wings
Courtney Hodder, WA
Mahalia Murphy, NSW
Zakiya Kereopa, WA
Atasi Lafai, NSW
Shanice Parker, NSW
Sarah Riordan, QLD
Fullbacks
Mhicca King, WA
Samantha Treherne, QLD
Samantha Wood, ACT
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