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Corey Harawira-Naera has been released from hospital after the traumatic scenes of his on-field collapse.
The NRL world held its collective breath overnight after
The incident forced the game between the Raiders and Rabbitohs to be stopped in the 66th minute as soon as referee Grant Atkins realised the Kiwi footballer was in trouble.
Canberra forward Corey Harawira-Naera has been discharged from hospital after collapsing and experiencing a seizure during his team's NRL match against South Sydney.
Harawira-Naera says he is "on the mend" but "not in the clear yet" and will undergo further testing to get to the bottom of the frightening incident at Sydney's Accor Stadium.
Shortly after taking a hit-up in the second half on Saturday night, Harawira-Naera appeared to become disoriented and fell to the turf.
Ricky Stuart has urged every Raiders fan in Canberra to buy a ticket for the Round 15 match against the Warriors as the club looks to break a GIO Stadium ground record to celebrate Jarrod Croker's 300th game in the NRL.
The Raiders coach announced on Saturday night that Croker won't play in next Friday's game against the Wests Tigers, with the club keen to honour him properly in front of their home fans when he brings up the 300 game milestone.
He will become just the second Raiders player after Jason Croker to bring up the milestone,...