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    Kiwis league forward Isaiah Papali'i will join the Panthers on a three-year deal starting next NRL season

    Kiwis league forward Isaiah Papali'i will join the Panthers on a three-year deal starting next NRL season


    His current club the Tigers agreed yesterday that he was free to explore other opportunities with a year left on his contract.

    Papali'i has played 148 first grade matches since debuting for the Warriors in 2017.

    The Panthers will be Papali'i's fourth NRL side.

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     16 Jun: Warriors coach Andrew Webster has every confidence his halves pairing will click in coming weeks
     16 Jun: The Hurricanes are confident their future is bright, despite the 30-19 Super Rugby semi-final loss to the Chiefs in Wellington
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