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    Maori second-rower Tiana Rafstrand-Smith has been referred to the judiciary for dangerous contact following the 20-18 loss to the Indigenous women's All Stars in Paramatta

    Maori second-rower Tiana Rafstrand-Smith has been referred to the judiciary for dangerous contact following the 20-18 loss to the Indigenous women's All Stars in Paramatta

    - article from www.rugbyleague.co.nz

    The Cowboys and Maroons rep - an Auckland-born niece of Black Ferns star Portia Woodman-Wickliffe - was sin-binned for a hip drop tackle late in the first half.

    There were NO charges from the NRL Match Review Committee following the men's All Stars fixture.

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