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NRL and MHF launch 10th anniversary beanie round
The National Rugby League (NRL) and Mark Hughes Foundation (MHF) are teaming up for the 10th anniversary Beanie for Brain Cancer Round across Round 17 of the 2026 Telstra Premiership this week.
Across the nine Beanie Rounds to date, Rugby League fans have helped MHF raise $29.7 million through the sale of more than 1.3 million beanies, bringing Australians together in the fight against brain cancer.
The support of the Rugby League community enabled MHF to establish one of the country’s leading brain cancer research centres at the University of Newcastle in 2022, where just this month MHF injected a new landmark $18.9 million philanthropic gift to drive the next phase of research.
Rabbitohs NRL squad for Beanie for Brain Cancer Round 17 against Eels
The South Sydney Rabbitohs are pleased to announce their squad for their Beanie for Brain Cancer Round 17 match against the Parramatta Eels to be played this Thursday 25 June at 7:50pm at Commbank Stadium.
Rabbitohs Head Coach Wayne Bennett has named captain Cameron Murray to return to the starting side at lock, with Lachlan Hubner reverting to the interchange bench.
Beanie for Brain Cancer Round helps to raise awareness and funds for the Mark Hughes Foundation which supports brain cancer research and patient care. Beanies are available online at www.markhughesfoundation.com.au.
1- Jye Gray
2- Alex Johnston
3- Latrell Siegwalt
4- Tallis Duncan
5- Edward Kosi
6- Cody Walker
7- Ashton Ward
8- Junior Tatola
9- Brandon Smith
10- Keaon Koloamatangi
11- David Fifita
12- Euan Aitken
13- Cameron Murray (c)
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Special Sharks Members on board for the Big Three Trek
Adam Johnson has rounded up a team of six mates, four of those long-term Sharks members with 70 years of ticketed membership between them, for The Big Three Trek – a walk from Sydney to Newcastle, taking place as a part of Beanies for Brain Cancer Round.
The Big Three Trek weekend will mark just over two years since his son Liam was diagnosed with a brain tumour; confirmed to be Medulloblastoma brain cancer on his sixth birthday.
The Sharks Have Heart team reached out to the Johnson family last year to help cheer Liam and the family up following what had been a brutal and intense period of treatment. Two brain surgeries; the first of which left Liam unable to walk or communicate, then 30 days of brain and spine radiation and four months of high dose chemotherapy.
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