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Corey Harawira-Naera's future hangs in the balance despite a meeting with specialists, including a cardiologist, in Sydney on Tuesday.
While Harawira-Naera's been cleared for an increase in exercise intensity, he still hasn't been cleared to return to contact training - despite it being reported in the Sydney media he'd been cleared for an NRL return.
It means the likeable Kiwi's future remained unclear almost nine months after he suffered his terrifying seizure at Homebush last year.
Luciano Leilua rang Ricky Stuart to let him know he'd decided to join the Dragons instead of the Green Machine.
The former North Queensland second-rower wants to be close to his father in Sydney with a return to St George Illawarra the best way to do that.
While the Dragons reportedly were willing to meet Leilua's $900,000-per-season price tag, the Canberra Raiders weren't willing to pay that much for the 27-year-old.
In a clash that could only be described as a battle of the exes, former Sea Eagles teammates Morgan Harper and Kaeo Weekes faced off on the field last weekend.
Both players have found new homes in different NRL clubs, with Weekes making the move to the Canberra Raiders in search of a starting role.
Harper, now with the Eels, has nothing but praise for his former teammate, backing Weekes to make the Raiders' five-eighth position his own in the upcoming season.
Harper highlights Weekes' speed and tenacity as qualities that will surely put him in serious contention for the coveted No.6 jersey.