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NRL faces challenges with concussions and outdated training methods, potentially impacting the game's future.
Is the NRL at a crossroads? Where old school thinking meets the modern world?
Some will have you believe the very fabric of the game is being torn apart due to the ever-increasing threat of concussion.
Now there's also questions over traditional training methods where players were expected to run through metaphorical walls for their club.
Canberra Raiders rookies learn cooking skills with club program while adjusting to new home.
Canberra Raiders rookies are embracing the heat in the kitchen and on the footy field as they find their feet in their new home in the capital.
This week between working hard on the training paddock, a group of Raiders took up a club program with the Canberra Institute of Technology.
It gives players who have moved out of home for the first time or are new to the region a chance to learn basic cooking and healthy food preparation.
Excitement at raiders.com.au as Temara and Holyman picked for Maroons Origin squad, squad strong.
The boys down at raiders.com.au are buzzing with excitement as news breaks of Temara and Holyman's selection in the Maroons Origin squad.
It's a real honor for these two athletes to be named in the historic opening game of the first ever three-match women's State of Origin series, headed up by Harvey Norman Queensland Maroons head coach Tahnee Norris.
With 16 players from last year's epic showdown against the New South Wales Sky Blues making a return, the squad is looking stronger than ever.
Adding to the mix is Burleigh Bears utility Lauren Brown, making a triumphant comeback in the maroon colors after a hiatus since 2022.