The rugby league community in Canberra is rallying around one of its own, Steve Keir, as he battles cancer. Keir, a Gungahlin Bulls legend, has been a pillar of the club since 1989, known for his dedication and mentorship. He's been a fixture at the club, from sweeping the change rooms to coaching junior sides, including the likes of Mack Hansen and Tom Ross. Keir's impact extends beyond the field; he's been a mentor to many, always willing to lend a hand. His phone has been ringing off the hook as the community comes together to support him and his family. This outpouring of support highlights the tight-knit nature of the rugby league community in Canberra, where players and fans alike rally around one another during tough times. Keir's journey is a testament to the power of community and the enduring spirit of rugby league in the region. As he battles cancer, the community stands united, offering their support and prayers. This story serves as a reminder of the importance of community and the impact one individual can have on a whole community.
