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  • The wait, and the weight, behind Canberra captain Joseph Tapine's journey to 200 games for the Raiders

    The wait, and the weight, behind Canberra captain Joseph Tapine's journey to 200 games for the Raiders

    Joseph Tapine joined Canberra in 2016, needing to manage expectations and improve his physical training.

    ABC

    When Joseph Tapine arrived at Canberra from Newcastle in 2016 as a tall and skinny second rower with plenty of ability and even more to prove, there were two things he needed to learn to carry.

    One was the prodigious expectations that came with his clear physical gifts. The then-21-year-old Kiwi was rangy, skilful and aggressive. He brought some hype with him from the Knights and it can take time to get a saddle on all that talent.

    The second is a lot more literal - for much of his first seven seasons in the NRL, the last five of which came with the Raiders, Tapine didn't really lift weights.

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  • Bostock believes Dolphins can swim above Roosters

    Jack Bostock goes up for the ball against the Raiders.

    Jack Bostock believes the Dolphins can rebound against the Roosters after a recent disappointing loss.

    LeagueNews.co

    Dolphins winger Jack Bostock has expressed confidence in his team's ability to rebound after a disappointing second half against the Raiders.

    As they prepare to face the Roosters-whom they played in their inaugural match at Suncorp Stadium-Bostock sees this matchup as an ideal chance to regain their earlier form, which included a victory over the Storm, a title contender, just two weeks ago.

    Bostock stated, "It was the perfect opportunity to rediscover the form that had them beating title contenders." He remains optimistic that key players are ready to step up as they aim to move past their recent 40-28 loss.

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  • Deal done: Kyrgios confirms surprise grand slam plan at Canberra soccer

    Caden Helmers

    Nick Kyrgios surprised fans by commentating at Roland Garros and a Queanbeyan soccer field.

    The Canberra Times

    Where are the two places you least expected to find Nick Kyrgios this year? If you had to guess - Roland Garros and a Queanbeyan soccer field on a Saturday night.

    Kyrgios made a surprise appearance in the commentary box alongside "the voice of Canberra football" Russ Gibbs before the league-leading Monaro Panthers took on the O'Connor Knights last weekend.

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