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Scrumhalf search ends Walker's comeback
The Brumbies hope to add a new scrumhalf to their roster next week, but have all but ruled out an Andrew Walker comeback
Chris Dutton is a sports reporter at The Canberra Times.
The Brumbies hope to add a new scrumhalf to their roster next week, but have all but ruled out an Andrew Walker comeback
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Anthony Faingaa says he always wanted to 'come home' to Canberra to finish his rugby career.
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