Name: Wellbeing and education a priority for QRL
Uploaded: 2020-02-20T07:44:22+00:00
Duration: 1 min 59 s
Description: With support from the NRL, Queensland Rugby League is growing its wellbeing and education presence at all 14 Intrust Super Cup clubs. QRL statewide competitions manager Dave Maiden said he was happy with the progress achieved so far, but would love to do more to support players and other participants. Video: Colleen Edwards and Harry Lee/QRL

With support from the NRL, Queensland Rugby League is growing its wellbeing and education presence at all 14 Intrust Super Cup clubs. QRL statewide competitions manager Dave Maiden said he was happy with the progress achieved so far, but would love to do more to support players and other participants. Video: Colleen Edwards and Harry Lee/QRL

Thu 20 Feb, 2020

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