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fair suck of the sav 

An equal chance or share just like everyone else.

To be given a fair shake in life like anyone else.

Usually said when one person is hogging all the wealth.

Sav means saveloy or chipolata sausage or bright red cocktail sausage down under, usually served piping hot with toothpicks and accompanied by heaps of train crash.
eg: Kevin was second in line at the open bar, only to hear the bartender tell the guy in front that there were only 3 bottles of Coopers red ale left.
"Fair suck of the SAV, mate," he exclaimed, "what is this, a wedding or a funeral?"
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Fair Suck of the Sav 

Australian slang - exclamation of incredulity, as in 'You've got to be kidding'.
Man 1: "Pie and sauce thanks mate"

Man 2: "That'll be seven bucks"

Man 1: "Fair suck of the sav!"

a fair suck of the sav 

Meaning:

To be ripped off, or hard done by
Hey mate, hows that new car going,

Hey bro, Na i got ripped off with that 1, i didnt get a fair suck of the sav
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