The Welsh, who smashed the Wallabies at last year's World Cup, to continue the Eddie Jones-led nightmare, slumped to a ninth-straight defeat.
The Wallabies remain unbeaten in 2024 after beating Wales 36-28 in heavy rain at AAMI Park in Melbourne.
Continuing a positive start to the Joe Schmidt era, Australia stormed out of the blocks to lead 17-0 after 25 minutes on Saturday night, but had to withstand a comeback powered by inspirational Welsh captain Dewi Lake. But Williams pounced on a smothered Nic White kick to give Wales one last chance of securing their first win against the Wallabies in Australia since 1969.
The scoring couldn't have been opened in better fashion, with an Andrew Kellaway chip kick setting up a barnstorming run by flanker Fraser McReight.
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