The Top 14 is back in action despite the Six Nations well underway, giving some overseas Australians a chance to shine.
On top of this, there are plenty of Wallabies hopefuls shining in Japan as the top division hits the halfway mark.
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Rugby.com.au highlights the best from the weekend in 'Aussies Abroad.'
It was a pair of Wallabies star flyhalves that lit up the Japanese competitions as Noah Lolesio and Bernard Foley dominated for their respective teams.
Lolesio continues his return from a neck injury in the second division, proving to be a class above for Toyota Industries Shuttles Aichi with three line break assists and 16 points in a 66-12 win over Shimizu Koto Blue Sharks.
Likewise for Foley, he had a trio of line break assists and offloads as he went a perfect 6/6 from the boot in a 42-19 win for Kubota Spears over Sizuoka BlueRevs.
In further top division action, Wallabies great Israel Folau's hat-trick was in vain as Urayasu D-Rocks went down 41-19 to Tokyo Sungoliath, who had Sean McMahon coming off the bench.
It was a better day for Marika Koroibete, recording a line break in Saitama Wild Knights' tight 26-20 win over Toyota Verblitz.
Isaac Lucas crossed for BlackRams Tokyo, with Liam Gill also starting in a high-scoring 53-31 win over Yokohama Canon Eagles.
The Australians had a successful return to Top 14 action, with several capped Wallabies coming up big.
Tom Banks and Jordan Uelese both started for Montpellier in a crucial 43-33 win over La Rochelle, with Will Skelton still on the sidelines.
Adam Coleman put in a solid defensive spell for Bordeaux in their 57-32 victory against Castres.
It was a similar story for fellow lock Rob Simmons, who joined Irae Simone in the starting line-up for a 34-14 win over Toulon.
Taniela Tupou lasted just four minutes for Racing 92, appearing to come from the field with a head knock in their 41-36 victory against Bayonne.
But the standout in Europe was Northampton fullback James Ramm, continuing his fine form for the Saints.
Ramm had eight tackle busts and two try assists in a 40-24 win over Harlequins in the English Premiership Cup, boosting their chance to qualifying for the semi-finals with three rounds to go.
