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Ethan Strange leads the Raiders in tries but hasn't reflected on his highlights yet.

Canberra Daily

2025 has been Ethan Strange's strongest year with the Canberra Raiders, from a hat-trick against Manly to being the side's leading try scorer for the season.

But, for the five-eighth, he can't think of any specific highlights… yet.

"Obviously it's such a fast season and we're going week by week, so I haven't really had much time to reflect on what's going on," he told CD.

"It's always just chasing the next game, but at the end of the season it might be cool to look back at a few highlights."

When asked again 'You don't have any highlights at this stage at all?' he laughed and said, "No, I wouldn't mind getting a few more, maybe this...

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Brendan Piakura cleared to play in Brisbane Broncos' preliminary final after suspected injury.

LeagueNews.co

The Brisbane Broncos are set to have Brendan Piakura available for their upcoming preliminary final. This news comes after the second-rower was unable to play in the latter half of Brisbane's qualifying final against the Canberra Raiders due to a suspected facial fracture.

If the injury had been confirmed, Piakura, who was initially chosen after Jack Gosiewski at the start of the season, could have faced a recovery period of a month or more. However, reports from AAP indicate that following a consultation with a specialist, he has now been cleared to participate in the preliminary final.

The Broncos will compete in the preliminary final on Sunday, September 28, at Suncorp Stadium, facing either the Penrith Panthers or Canterbury Bulldogs. The winner will secure a place in the following week's grand final at Homebush.

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Brendan Piakura is cleared to play in the Broncos' preliminary final against Penrith or Canterbury.

Zero Tackle

The Brisbane Broncos will reportedly have Brendan Piakura available for the preliminary final.

The second-rower was scrubbed out of the second half of Brisbane's qualifying final win over the Canberra Raiders on Sunday afternoon due to a suspected facial fracture.

However, according to AAP, he has been cleared by a specialist after consultation on the injury and will now be on track to play in the preliminary final.

The Broncos will host their preliminary final on Sunday, September 28, at Suncorp Stadium against either the Penrith Panthers or Canterbury Bulldogs, with the winners to advance to the grand final the following Sunday at Homebush.

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