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  • Concerns for Harawira-Naera after frightening episode in Canberra win

    Concerns for Harawira-Naera after frightening episode in Canberra win

    The Sydney Morning Herald

    Corey Harawira-Naera had to be medi-cabbed from the field after collapsing and convulsing on the Accor Stadium turf during his side's courageous 33-26 victory.

    The game was stopped for 10 minutes after Harawira-Naera suffered a seizure, prompting players from both teams to express concerns for the New Zealand international. They immediately huddled around the prone forward to shield fans and cameras from the concerning images. It was a delayed reaction from a seemingly innocuous collision that left him limping in back play; about 40 seconds after returning to his customary position on the...

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  • Raiders' emotional win after Harawira-Naera taken to hospital following seizure

    Raiders second-rower Corey Harawira-Naera was taken to hospital after suffering a seizure in the second half. Picture Getty Images

    The Canberra Times

    With Corey Harawira-Naera collapsing and on his way to hospital after suffering a seizure, his Canberra Raiders teammates somehow put the troubling scenes behind him to rally for their fallen mate.

    Thankfully Harawira-Naera was conscious and talking to medical staff, but there was plenty of concerns for the likeable Kiwi as he lay on the ground.

    Somehow, the Raiders put it behind them to came from behind to beat South Sydney 33-26 at Homebush on Saturday night.

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  • Players' class act after Raiders star collapses in frightening scenes

    Players’ act after Raiders star collapses in frightening scenes

    Fox League

    Raiders and Souths players were praised for protecting Canberra forward Corey Harawira-Naera with a human shield after he suffered a frightening seizure mid-game.

    With 14 minutes to play in the Rabbitohs' clash with the Raiders, Harawira-Naera collapsed causing play to be halted for over ten minutes.

    He is now conscious and speaking, and will be taken to hospital.

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