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The ACT government will slash the cost of Canberra Stadium's five most popular food items and introduce a new pre and post-game fan zone in an attempt to make the football codes more attractive to fans.
ACT Sport Minister Yvette Berry will announce the new-look prices on Thursday morning ahead of the ACT Brumbies' first home game of the year on Saturday night.
The Dolphins have survived a controversial finish to record their second win from as many matches, defeating Canberra 20-14 in Redcliffe.
Halfback Sean O'Sullivan was sent to the sin bin with seven minutes remaining after making contact with Corey Harawira-Naera, referee Todd Smith ruling it was high and late.
Jamal Fogarty slotted the penalty goal to level the scores at 14-all, before Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow grabbed his second try of the night to give the Dolphins another remarkable victory.
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The Dolphins have continued their remarkable start to NRL life with a 20-14 defeat of Canberra 20-14 in Redcliffe.
In Saturday's other matches, Canterbury won for the first time under head coach Cameron Ciraldo with an upset 26-12 victory over the Storm in Melbourne, while the Sydney Roosters got past the Warriors 20-12.
After blitzing the Roosters on a dry Lang Park track in their NRL debut, Wayne Bennett's Dolphins showed they could do it on a soaking wet Saturday at their spiritual home.
They prevailed against the Raiders, despite trailing 12-0 during the first half.