MELBOURNE Storm players wore white armbands in tribute to club member Tamara Farrell, who was killed last month in her Ballarat home.
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The 31-year-old's body was found burnt and dumped more than 300 kilometres away in Gippsland. A man known to Ms Farrell was charged with her murder.
Storm players made the gesture in their season opening 10-point win against Brisbane Broncos at AAMI Park in Melbourne on Thursday night.
This comes one week after a moving Ballarat vigil to Ms Farrell in Alfred Deakin Place, on the eve of International Women's Day.
Ms Farrell was a bus driver with Ballarat Coachlines and described by those that knew her as an extraordinary, high spirited and funny person.
Storm club called on supporters to donate to White Ribbon Australia and contribute to ending violence against women.
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