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Raiders dynamo Tom Starling has opened up about the crippling cost of his five-year fight for justice as he prepares to relive the police assault case that has shadowed his NRL career.
Starling is expecting to return to court in April to testify after two police officers were charged with assault in relation to an incident at a Central Coast bar in 2020.
Starling endured a three-year battle to clear his name after originally being hit with seven charges, including five counts of assaulting a...
Young and Smithies apologize for Las Vegas incident, remain with Raiders for upcoming game.
Las Vegas: A remorseful and sheepish Hudson Young and Morgan Smithies have apologised for their late-night Las Vegas scuffle.
Young was unsure why they should be allowed to remain with the Canberra Raiders in Sin City, but he said they'd dealt with the issue internally as a club.
Both Young, who is a member of the Raiders leadership group, and Smithies have been allowed to remain with the team in Vegas and both will likely be named in the starting side to face the New Zealand Warriors later on Tuesday.
Canberra players embarrassed by fight in Las Vegas, apologize for incident, took attention from NRL event.
The two Canberra players who fought each other after a night out in Las Vegas are "embarrassed" about pulling focus from the NRL's showpiece event.
Hudson Young and Morgan Smithies fronted the press on Tuesday morning (AEDT) to apologise for the fracas that took place in an elevator at Resorts World on Thursday night.
It's believed the two forwards began fighting when one was left without a hotel room on return from a night out.
Raiders players Hudson Young and Morgan Smithies have spoken with media today in Las Vegas.#WeAreRaiders #NRLVegas...