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  • Ciraldo reveals why Bronson Xerri was axed

    Bulldogs confirm departures of ten players

    Bronson Xerri seeks release from the Bulldogs; dropped to reserve grade ahead of Round 3, replaced by Enari Tuala.

    Zero Tackle

    Conversations continue to emerge around the situation involving Bronson Xerri and the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, with head coach Cameron Ciraldo now addressing the saga publicly.

    Late last week, reports emerged that Xerri was pushing for an immediate release from the Bulldogs after becoming disgruntled at the club. 

    Days later, it was confirmed he had been dropped from the first-grade side for the Round 3 clash against the Canberra Raiders, instead being named to play in reserve grade. 

    He is set to be replaced in the top squad by Enari Tuala.

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  • When the Raiders clap, Canberra listens. Let's back our heart health, too

    It pays to look after your heart. Picture Shutterstock

    Fans unite for the Raiders; now, let's support heart health and remember the importance of quick action in emergencies.

    The Canberra Times

    On Thursday night, as the Raiders run out onto GIO Stadium, thousands of fans will rise to their feet for the famous Viking Clap. It's a moment of unity, pride and power and a reminder of what this community can achieve when it comes together.

    This week, the Heart Foundation is asking Canberrans to bring that same energy to something else that deserves our roar of support: our heart health.

    Cardiovascular disease claims around 500 lives in the ACT each year. That's 500 families changed forever by something that is, in many cases, preventable. Despite this, too many of us put our heart health on the bench, pushed aside by busy schedules, work, family and the belief that serious heart issues only happen to someone else.

    No one understands this more than 16-year-old Raiders fan, Rory Pittman. Last year, while playing basketball in Queanbeyan, Rory went into sudden cardiac arrest.

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  • 'I know what I want': Raiders coach Ricky Stuart weighs in on six-again drama as NRL cops criticism

    Brisbane Broncos

    The six-again ruling sparks debate over officiating, but Canberra's coach supports its implementation for maintaining game momentum.

    Wide World of Sports

    The new six-again ruling has only been in effect for two rounds and it has already copped heat, with pundits and fans fearing the game is being over-officiated.

    But Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart has no issue with the way six-agains are being called.

    The definition of what determines a six-again ruling was revised over the off-season, with the NRL changing the call in a bid to keep the ball in play for longer during games.

    "They say defence wins competitions ... now pretty much it is whoever can stop momentum wins competitions," he said on The Continuous Call Team's Offload podcast.

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