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'So sudden': Harrison remembered as 'absolute hero' after his selfless act (opens the original)
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Year 9 student Harrison Hall was only two days into school camp when he felt chest pains. Just over a week later the "cheeky, vibrant, and fun-loving" teenager died after a cardiac arrest. Harrison's parents Tracy and Christian Hall are now hoping their only child is remembered as a hero after a brave and selfless decision by the 14-year-old before his shock death last weekend. "We believe four people were recipients of Harrison's organs," his parents told The Canberra Times in a joint statement
'It's not acceptable': local refs face battle amid troubling incidents of abuse (opens the original)
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Without them there would be no sport played each weekend around the country. But referees and umpires are facing a battle on two fronts in sport at every level, and recent incidents in top domestic competitions only add fuel to the fire. As top sporting leagues like AFL and NRL reach the triumphant end of their respective seasons, a weekend earlier both those competitions had shameful incidents where officials were targeted by projectiles hurled from the grandstand post-game. The flow-on effect
'Our game's gone crazy': Raiders rip into Bunker call after crushing final loss (opens the original)
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The Canberra Raiders fell just short of reaching their first NRLW grand final as the Sydney Roosters handed them a crushing - and controversial - defeat in the preliminary final. The Bondi women secured their sixth grand final berth with a thrilling 20-10 win at Moore Park, despite a gritty and brave display from the Green Machine. After the game, Raiders coach Darrin Borthwick didn't hold back in his assessment of a pivotal no-try decision in the second half. The Canberra Raiders are only one w
Roosters strike first as 'gritty' Raiders defence tested early in preliminary final (opens the original)
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The Canberra Raiders are only one win away from their first NRLW grand final appearance with only the Sydney Roosters standing in their way. The squad won't settle for the decider. They want to be Green Machine history-makers and the squad has the perfect combination of experience and youth to make it happen. Of the current NRLW squad, nine players remain from the original inaugural team assembled in 2023 by coach Darrin Borthwick. Those players are Sophie Holyman, Grace Kemp, Emma Barnes, Macke
Raiders one win away from first grand final, chasing Green Machine history (opens the original)
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The Canberra Raiders are only one win away from their first NRLW grand final appearance with only the Sydney Roosters standing in their way. The squad won't settle for the decider. They want to be Green Machine history-makers and the squad has the perfect combination of experience and youth to make it happen. Of the current NRLW squad, nine players remain from the original inaugural team assembled in 2023 by coach Darrin Borthwick. Those players are Sophie Holyman, Grace Kemp, Emma Barnes, Macke
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