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  • Temara Drives Canberra's First Finals Win

    Zahara Temara.

    Canberra Raiders' NRLW finals hopes continue after a 6-0 win over Wests Tigers, led by Zahara Temara's performance.

    LeagueNews.co

    Canberra's NRLW finals campaign remains alive after the Raiders defeated Wests Tigers 6-0 at Campbelltown Stadium.

    Zahara Temara supplied the decisive moments, throwing a cut-out pass for Isabella Waterman's try before kicking a second-half penalty.

    The former Queensland State of Origin player also forced two dropouts and controlled territory with accurate game management.

    Temara won a premiership with the Sydney Roosters in 2021 and could meet them next Saturday in a grand-final qualifier.

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  • Temara Mastermind Leads Canberra Past Tigers

    Zahara Temara

    Canberra won their first NRLW finals match against Wests Tigers 6-0, led by Zahara Temara's impactful performance.

    LeagueNews.co

    Wests Tigers' fairytale 2026 ended at Campbelltown Stadium, where Canberra secured its first NRLW finals victory with a 6-0 result.

    Zahara Temara's big-game experience shaped the contest, producing the decisive moments for the Raiders.

    The former Queensland State of Origin star delivered a cut-out pass to Isabella Waterman for the only try, then broke the line, won a penalty and kicked it.

    Temara also forced two dropouts and controlled territory throughout.

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  • 'Bloody good effort': Raiders end Tigers' fairytale

    All smiles in the Canberra camp after getting through week one of the AFLW finals. Photo: Mark Evans/AAP PHOTOS

    Canberra secured their first NRLW finals win, defeating Wests Tigers 6-0, with Zahara Temara's standout performance leading the team.

    The Canberra Times

    Zahara Temara's big-game experience has driven Canberra to their first NRLW finals win, helping break the heart of Wests Tigers with a low-scoring 6-0 shut out at Campbelltown Stadium.

    On a night when Tigers coach Craig Sandercock was left frustrated by a 10-5 penalty count against his team, it was Temara who shone brightest.

    The former Queensland State of Origin star laid on a bullet cut-out pass for Isabella Waterman for Canberra's only try.

    She then broke the line open in the second half and drew a penalty, before kicking it to go 6-0 up.

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