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Zac Lomax stays with Western Force, turns down Storm return

Zac Lomax rejected a Melbourne Storm NRL move to continue playing rugby union with Western Force and pursue a Wallabies spot.

Why it mattersLomax is betting his playing window on achieving his dual-code dream before signing a lucrative deal in 2028 that will take him away from Australia.

AustraliaAn Australian player is prioritising a potential Wallabies selection ahead of NRL money, strengthening Australian rugby's option for outside centre play.

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