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The Super W team of the year. Photo: RUGBY.com.au

Buildcorp Super W: Team of the Year

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Janita Kareta has taken out the Rebels' Super W player of the year. Photo: Getty Images

Super W: Kareta takes out Rebels' top prize

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The Rebels took their maiden Super W win. Photo: Getty Images

Super W: Rebels "on top of the world" after clinching maiden competition win

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Ayisha Wigley will join Trilleen Pomare in the halves for the match against the Rebels. Photo: Getty Images

Super W: RugbyWA ring in changes ahead of danger match against Rebels

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Rebels co-captain Meretiana Robinson believes the club can compete for a maiden Super W win against RugbyWA in Perth. Photo: Getty Images

Super W: Rebels chasing historic win against RugbyWA in Perth

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Teen debutant Destiny Brill goes over for a try in the Reds' 104-3 win against the Rebels. Photo: Getty Images

Super W: Rising star's 'Brill-iant' performance in Reds' 104-3 thrashing of Rebels

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Tayler Savage will play 10 for the Rebels on Saturday. Photo: Getty Images

Super W: Rebels rejig team for Reds clash

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The Brumbies made it two from two in Ballarat. Photo: Getty Images

Super W: Brumbies survive scare from fast-finishing Rebels

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Annika Jamieson has been elevated into the second row. Photo: Getty Images

Super W: Rebels tweak team for Ballarat clash

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Tayla Stanford is set to return to Super W action this weekend. Photo: RUGBY.com.au/Stuart Walmsley

Super W: Stanford feeling "better than ever" ahead of Brumbies return

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Winger Maya Stewart scored a hat-trick for the Waratahs in their win over the Rebels. Photo: Getty Images

Super W: Waratahs made to work for win over gritty Rebels

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Super W: Waratahs begin title defence with a new-look team

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