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  • Relna Wuruki-Hosea: A Historic NRLW Indigenous Star

    Rising star Relna showing Gen Next what's possible

    Relna Wuruki-Hosea scores her first try, marking history during NRLW Indigenous Round.

    LeagueNews.co

    During the inaugural NRLW Indigenous Round, Raiders young talent Relna Wuruki-Hosea is making her mark in history.

    Although her team is still in search of its first win of 2025, the 19-year-old feels optimistic for a turning point after scoring her first try.

    Representing her Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander heritage, Wuruki-Hosea found personal significance in her try, which came in the 47th minute at GIO Stadium.

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  • Walters hints at Kangaroos bolter selection for Ashes tour

    Stuart backs Ethan Strange for representative honours, Raiders forward charged

    New coach Kevin Walters considers Ethan Strange for the upcoming UK tour with the Kangaroos.

    Zero Tackle

    New Australian Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters has admitted Ethan Strange is a chance of making the cut for the tour of the United Kingdom this year.

    Australia, who are breaking a two-decade-long hiatus in the Ashes series, will play three Tests against England this year, and Walters has plenty of questions to answer at the selection table after taking over the post from Mal Meninga, who is preparing for his first recruitment run in charge of the Perth Bears.

    Strange's name has come into contention in recent weeks, given his excellent performances at five-eighth for theĀ Canberra Raiders, who are still front-runners for the minor premiership.

    Raiders coach Ricky Stuart has already suggested he sees Origin and international footy in Strange's...

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  • Dragons Challenge Warriors in NRL Preview

    NRL Preview: In-form Dragons pose major obstacle

    NZ Warriors face challenging Dragons, who aim to spoil their finals hopes after recent victories.

    LeagueNews.co

    After slipping out of the top four due to three consecutive losses, the NZ Warriors are set to face a formidable challenge from the Dragons, who have emerged as upset specialists in recent weeks.

    Previously plagued by narrow defeats, the Dragons have turned their fortunes around with hard-fought victories over the Raiders and Sharks, positioning themselves just two games outside the top eight with four matches remaining.

    Although it seems unlikely they will qualify for the finals, Shane Flanagan's squad is eager to play the role of spoilers against the Warriors this week, as well as the Sea Eagles in round 26, before clashing with Penrith in round 27.

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