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Aboriginal Rugby League Rejected Without Dialogue

The chairman/CEO of the new Nations Aboriginal Rugby League, Michael Anderson, says he's absolutely astonished that the Australian Rugby League and the NSW Country Rugby League have dismissed the proposed competition "without any real and meaningful dialogue with us".

Anderson asks in a media statement whether clubs are being closed down because most of their players are Aborigines. The statement follows below:

\Goodooga NSW.

I am absolutely astonished at the reaction of the ARL and the NSW Country Rugby League

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