Updated Kiwis Media Schedule

Wednesday, 17 April 2013, 9:38 am
Press Release: NZRL

PRESS RELEASE

Updated Kiwis Media Schedule

Canberra, Australia, April 16, 2013 – It was a busy day for the Kiwis on Tuesday in Canberra. The guys did weights in the morning, then went to a Fan Day with the Kangaroos, before going on to a field session at Raiders Belconnen, and then a recovery session at the Australian Institute of Sport.

The Kiwis have some time off during the day on Wednesday and then join the Kangaroos at a function at Parliament House in the evening. The Trans-Tasman Rugby League Test Match Charity Dinner also features New Zealand's Willie Apiata and other Victoria Cross and George Cross recipients.

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