Former NRL player joins call for mandatory concussion training as federal government backs education push

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Former NRL player joins call for mandatory concussion training as federal government backs education push

Nov. 25, 2024 - 13:56 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

A former NRL player has joined Concussion Australia's call for mandatory training for players under 25 and parents of children under 16. This comes as the federal government responds to a Senate inquiry, agreeing that better education is needed.