There are eight changes to the All Black match-day 23 that played Australia in Auckland last week.
Coad Les Kiss has made several changes for the All Blacks match and has strenghtned the replacements bench.
New Zealand powered clear in the second half to beat Australia 50-19 extending their remarkable unbeaten record at Eden Park.
All Blacks Head Coach Dave Rennie has named his team to play Australia in Auckland on Saturday 10 October.
22-year-old Macpherson, who can play both lock and back row, has been rewarded for his strong performances in Super Rugby Pacific for the ACT Brumbies.
The Hemisphere Shield has been revealed as the prize that will immortalise Northern or Southern Hemisphere supremacy.
Codie Taylor will captain a 34-strong All Blacks squad for the Bledisloe Cup series against the Wallabies.
The Wallabies grabbed their biggest scalp under the Les Kiss era beating the Springboks 42-38 in Perth.
Suaalii’s shift out wide for the match in Perth allows Ikitau to play outside centre alongside inside centre Paisami.
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus named a new-look team for their one-off Test against Australia in Perth.
A 34-man Wallaby squad has been announced for the one-off Test against the Springboks in Perth on 27 September.
The Wallabies drew 28-all with Los Pumas in the second test but take the series 1-0.
Tom Wright will bring up his 50th cap for Australia being named to start at fullback against Argentina.
The Pumas will be out for revenge in their last home test of the year against the Wallabies in Mendoza.
The Wallabies have continued their strong start to the Les Kiss era with a tough win over Los Pumas 27-21.
Wallabies prop Allan Alaalatoa has been named captain as coach Kiss names team to face Argentina in Salvador de Jujuy.
Los Pumas Coach Contepomi sticks with the tried and tested for Wallabies Test after previous loss to Springboks.
The Nations Championship Finals Weekend will determine the dominant rugby hemisphere in international rugby.
The centre pairing headline a settled squad from the recent sweep of Japan, that will now play two Tests in Argentina.
The Wallabies weathered a tough first half armwrestle with Japan to score five tries in the second half and run out 56-17 winners.
