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What was the game where Ardie Savea thought he had scored right at the death to win the game but was denied?

TBH, I love it here. As I said earlier, Australia is a great country and we are grateful to live here. Although there are things I miss about NZ, I reckon this is a fantastic place to live and raise a family :)

My girls play at Vikings in the same team and my son is at Royals. Your thoughts and prayers are appreciated, particularly on the minus degree celsius mornings when I'm getting my kids up to train...LOL

Canberra....there is only shop even close to this here :( That I know of anyway

OMG - Vogel bread....YES

Steak n cheese pies bro :p And island style food.....oh god, I'm starting to salivate LOL There are some good shops in Western Sydney tho In terms of the rugby, we have discussed sending my son back home for school and rugby. One of my good friends is the rugby director at one of the main...

Fortunately, Whittakers is quite easy to find these days and is stocked in most supermarkets and petrol stations etc.

The KFC back home is different. I don't even know how to explain it. In America, I found the McDonalds burgers better than in NZ or Australia. There's no wrong or right....it's just our opinions :)

I didn't say anything about cultural diversity, population size or diverse climate. Better pay I already acknowledged - that's why most kiwis come. Most kiwis find the food - particularly the diary - better back home. And if only we could find a good steak and cheese or mince and cheese pie as...

Think again. Kiwis come here primarily for the employment opportunities and income boost. Ultimately, those things do make up part of the 'superior lifestyle' but there a heap of things that make for a better lifestyle back home. Deeper, richer cultural connections, better food, the...

I remember well.

You must be married LOL

You're not remembering well. The stomp on AWJ comes to mind...

Me? LOL

NZ stuck with the wrong horse. If only we could dump Australia and get SA back :)

When your 'natural' or 'reflex' action is to try and trip someone who beats you, you really haven't played enough rugby or you are lazy.

Sport is so expensive. I have 3 teenage kids who have all made their respective age rep teams. Just registration for those rep teams has cost $1,500. Then there is local club rego, extra kit expenses (rego includes socks, shorts and training shirt), travel and accommodation expenses for rep...

All I was doing was agreeing with wamberal99 You don't think that rugby is more popular when Australia has winning teams?

Not quite 20 years ago but there was plenty of support and fans coming out for the Reds and the Tahs in the years when they won and were competitive in Super Rugby...

I thought it was an easy red as well but also not unhappy with the way it finally got there.