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Mark Nawaqanitawase. A close-up photograph of a man with curly dark hair wearing a green patterned sports jersey, looking slightly downward.

Lote Tuqiri backs Nawaqanitawase's move to Italy or Fiji

Former dual international Lote Tuqiri says Mark Nawaqanitawase deserves time to decide his rugby future. He should not be rushed by Australia.

Lote Tuqiri played Tests for both Fiji and Australia across codes. Lote Tuqiri defended Mark Nawaqanitawase's decision to explore other nations for the World Cup.

Tuqiri said Nawaqanitawase should be given space to make his choice without pressure. The pride of wearing a different jersey is something few understand.

Lote Tuqiri also criticised Rugby Australia for leaving Nawaqanitawase out of selections earlier in his rugby union career. This left a bad taste.

Tuqiri believes Zac Lomax, a code-switcher like Nawaqanitawase, is being wasted by Australia A. Lomax should start against the United States to prove himself on the field.

3 in 2000
Tuqiri Tests for Fiji
7 across 2000-2010
Tuqiri Tests for Australia
103 for Wallabies
Giteau Test caps

Why it mattersRugby Australia's handling of player loyalty and development affects whether talented athletes commit to the Wallabies or explore other options.

AustraliaWallabies fans care about whether key players commit to Australia or switch codes and nations, especially as the World Cup approaches.

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