LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
Nathan Cross' Dragons will compete against the Wests Tigers at Allianz Stadium on Sunday in a significant match.
This event will highlight Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, featuring cultural performances, entertainment, fan zones, and specialty food options throughout the match days.
The term 'gadhu' means a large body of water, such as the ocean, in Dharawal, the language of the Aboriginal people from Coastal Sydney. The Gadhu Gathering symbolizes the coming together of communities to celebrate their shared love for rugby league and culture.
The Dragons' match against the Wests Tigers will kick off the third and final day of this event on Sunday.
The Dragons will benefit from the returns of Teagan Berry (suspension), Raecene McGregor (suspension), and Indie Bostock (finger injury).
This trio highlights a recent string of injuries for the Red V and will provide a much-needed boost to the team.
With Berry back, rookie Tyra Ekepati will move back to the wing, while Bostock will join the centres and McGregor will team up with Kasey Reh in the halves.
Local junior Tori Shipton, who made an impressive debut in Round 6, will have another chance on the interchange.