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Corey Harawira-Naera's season is officially over with the Canberra Raiders versatile forward undergoing further heart tests in Sydney.
The Raiders medical staff have decided to stand the 28-year-old down from training as they look to tick all the boxes and ensure a healthy comeback for him from his frightening seizure in May.
They've already cleared him from a concussion and cognitive perspective, now they're working to do the same from a heart perspective.
It's a simple equation for Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart. They're playing for a home semi-final - regardless of other results.
But Stuart warned his players their focus can't be on the result - it has to be on doing what they need to to play well against Cronulla at Shark Park on Sunday.
The Raiders mentor also hinted at the make-up of his bench, suggesting it was a big opportunity for middle Trey Mooney to show what he's capable of.
In a disappointing result for the Canberra Raiders, they were defeated 20-12 by the Newcastle Knights at GIO Stadium, Canberra.
Despite a strong effort from Bartlett, who scored twice, the Raiders were unable to secure a victory against the reigning premiers.
The Raiders held the lead for the majority of the first half, but the Knights came back in the second half, scoring three tries to secure the win.
The Raiders started the game strongly, with an impressive display of ball movement that resulted in a goal line drop out.