Representative Career
Under Gould as State coach, Mackay made his representative debut for New South Wales on the wing in game I of the 1992 Rugby League State of Origin series. He also played in game II of 1991, game III of 1993 and game I of 1994 regularly competing for a wing spot against Andrew Ettingshausen. Despite his goal-kicking ability and strong bursts down the flank, his representative form was inconsistent and he was dropped after the Blues' game I loss of 1994.
In 1992 he made his Australian national debut in a Test match against Papua New Guinea in Townsville. Mackay scored two tries in a man-of-the-match performance on debut. He was chosen in Australia's World Cup squad at year's end, he did not play in the final.
In the 2000 World Cup competition Mackay represented Scotland.
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