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Tue, 21st July, 2026, 0:16 AEST
NRL Players Heading to Judiciary Tuesday Night
Three NRL judiciary hearings are scheduled for Tuesday evening, featuring players David Fifita, Adam Doueihi, and Latu Fainu.
LeagueNews.co
The NRL has announced that three judiciary hearings are set for Tuesday evening.
South Sydney Rabbitohs' second-rower David Fifita, along with Wests Tigers players Latu Fainu and Adam Doueihi, will be present.
The hearings will kick off at 6pm (AEST) with Fifita, followed by Doueihi at 7:30pm, and Fainu at 9pm.
These times may fluctuate if earlier hearings take longer than anticipated, marking a lengthy evening at NRL headquarters as both teams seek to secure their players' availability ahead of the finals.
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Mon, 20th July, 2026, 15:22 AEST
Tigers duo headline marathon NRL judiciary hearing
Wests Tigers are contesting suspensions for Adam Doueihi and Latu Fainu ahead of a crucial match, with Doueihi seeking a downgrade while Fainu pleads not guilty.
The Canberra Times
With their season on life support, Wests Tigers are going for broke and will fight the suspensions handed to halfback Adam Doueihi and young playmaker Latu Fainu.
The Tigers were set to be without them for Saturday's trip to Canberra but have opted to contest the charges handed to the pair that stemmed from their miserable loss to Canterbury.
Doueihi has pleaded guilty but is seeking a downgrade at the NRL judiciary on Tuesday for his grade two careless high tackle on Bulldogs prop Harry Hayes.
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Mon, 20th July, 2026, 14:28 AEST
NSW Cup & Jersey Flegg: Round 20 Wrap
The Raiders Jersey Flegg Cup team staged a comeback, winning 28-26 against the Rabbitohs.
Canberra Raiders Club
The Toyota Forklifts Canberra Raiders NSW Cup and Jersey Flegg sides recorded a win and a loss over the weekend at home against the Rabbitohs.
Jersey Flegg Cup
The Raiders Jersey Flegg Cup scored a brilliant 28-26 comeback victory over the Rabbitohs at Raiders Belconnen on Sunday afternoon.
The visitors started strong, bouncing out to a 22-6 lead at the halftime break.

With it all to do, the Raiders started the half strong with two tries to Hardy Glover and Alex Hardy to close the lead to 26-16.
Canberra continued their momentum, spreading the ball sideline to sideline before both big men Jayze Tuigamala and Shalom Uatisone crashed over to hit the lead and claim victory for the Green Machine.
Sunday's win moves the Raiders into seventh, sitting just three points outside the...
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