Women's rugby players demand investment

Wallaroos grow frustrated with funding disparity at rugby's top levels.

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00:00 The Wallabies said we were allowed to go to Sydney to say goodbye to the boys before they

00:03 go to the Rugby World Cup.

00:04 We said yes, of course, the most supportive girlfriends in the world.

00:07 We dumped our bags in our rooms and checked out the view and thought, what can we do to

00:10 really show our support?

00:11 So we ended up going to Toddy's and having a lovely lunch while the boys were at training.

00:15 A really tough afternoon from there.

00:16 Had some drinks, did some shopping, and then basically just laid down in the hotel room

00:20 in my dressing gown for the next three hours.

00:22 Then I heard a knock at the door and it was honestly like Christmas came early.

00:25 Carter got all of his World Cup kit and it was the coolest thing I've ever seen.

00:29 I think I'm going to get into rugby because this shit is awesome.

00:31 This is where I just got jealous.

00:33 The Wallabies July suitcase.

00:34 Are you serious?

00:35 I've wanted a July suitcase for so long.

00:37 So it's safe to say I was bitter about this one.

00:39 Then Carter and I had a really romantic dinner.

00:42 Next day, woke up and had some coffee with the girls.

00:44 This was our last morning together.

00:45 We went and had some brekkie.

00:46 It was time for Carter to get ready.

00:47 The Akuba was a big slay.

00:49 Then we said our goodbyes.

00:50 It was actually really sad.

00:51 We washed it down with some wine, which definitely eased the pain, knowing we're not going to

00:54 see them for another four weeks.

00:55 Then it was time to fly home back to Huguet-Berre.

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