<h3>Will the 4 nations be anything other than an aussie walkover?</h3>
With both England and New Zealand struggling to beat weak opposition (Wales and Tonga) and France unlikely to mount an threat will it just be an easy win for australia
<strong>Tonga best answer:</strong>
<p><i>Answer by KiwiJoey</i><br/>Let me tell you one thing about the Kiwis:
When they first come together they invariably play poorly.
Once they've had four or five games together (as they will when the Quadnations final arrives if they get that far) they are a hard side to beat.
Expect the same this year.</p>
<p><strong>Nuku Alofa Tonga Mormon Temple</strong>
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The Nuku'alofa Tonga Mormon temple was open to the public for tours July 19th through the 30th 1983. Those who toured the 14,572 square foot temple were able to see the exterior, walk the grounds of the five acre temple site, and see the interior, which includes two ordinance rooms, three sealing rooms, the celestial room, baptistry, and other facilities needed to carry out ordinances according to Mormon beliefs. The temple is located on the grounds of the Liahona College, on Tonga's main island Tongatapu, the school is the largest Mormon school in the country.
Gordon B. Hinckley dedicated the temple in multiple sessions held during August 9-11 1983. The Nuku'alofa Mormon temple serves more than 45,000 Mormon members in the Tongan islands. The Tonga temple is very busy staying open six days a week and even all night on the last Friday of every month so that all that want to attend have the opportunity. This is in part because of the Tongan people's respect for their ancestors and interest in family history work.
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