Rugby league and Art side by side for NETs

Help Bronny Fight NET Cancer — and Win Something Amazing

Bronny is living with neuroendocrine cancer (NETs), Australia's 7th most commonly diagnosed cancer, yet one most people have never heard of. She is raising funds for NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia (NECA), the only not-for-profit charity solely focused on supporting Australians like her.

You can support Bronny by purchasing raffle tickets, either from Bronny directly at a local shopping centre, or right here online.

Tickets are just $5 each, or 5 entries for $20.

The draw will take place on 30 September 2026, ahead of the NRL Grand Final.

First Prize: NZ Warriors Jersey, signed by the team

A framed New Zealand Warriors jersey, personally signed by the entire squad, including co-captains Mitchell Barnett and James Fisher-Harris. Mitch is a Wingham local who knows Bronny personally, and generously organised the jersey especially for her fundraiser. This is a genuinely special piece of memorabilia and a must-have for any rugby league fan.

Second Prize: Original Artwork by Julie Foster

'To the Bay'
Acrylic on Canvas, 62cm x 94cm, White timber frame

Stunning, vibrant and full of life, just like Bronny. Local artist Julie Foster has spent 45 years teaching and creating art, with works held in galleries across NSW. She has been a finalist and award winner at the Art@TheRowers Acquisitive Art Prize in Mosman for four consecutive years (2023 to 2026), and a finalist at the Soho Gallery Art Exhibition in Woollahra in 2025.

Of her work, Julie says: "My artworks are a celebration of connection to colour, places and memories. I'm inspired by the stunning colours and rhythms created by different viewpoints. Water is a positive and linking element."

In 'To the Bay', multicoloured rocks interconnect to form turquoise pools, drawing the eye toward the gentle curve of the bay. It is a beautiful and distinctive piece that would grace any home.

Every ticket purchased helps fund research, support services and advocacy for the 31,000+ Australians living with neuroendocrine cancer today.

Please note: As prizes are both framed, they will be available for pick up from Sydney, Wingham, Brisbane or Newcastle.

Thank you for supporting Bronny, and for helping NECA seek better outcomes for every Australian affected by this disease.