Wade Graham has been named captain of the men's Prime Minister's XIII representative side to tour Fiji next month.
The Cronulla co-captain will lead a squad that includes 12 debutants, five Australia representatives and 10 players that featured in this year's State of Origin series.
Fellow Shark Chad Townsend was named in the original squad but withdrew with the date of the game clashing with the birth of his second child.
St George Illawarra will be well represented with a trio of their stars - Paul Vaughan, Ben Hunt and Tyson Frizell - all selected for the game against Fiji's Prime Minister's XIII.
Cronulla also had a pair of players chosen in the women's Prime Minister's XIII side, with Kaarla Cowan and Tayla Preston selected for their match against Fiji.
The Australian teams will travel to Fiji on October 8.
Australia coach Mal Meninga, who will also coach the men's Prime Minister's XIII side, reiterated the importance of the fixture.
"The Prime Minister's XIII match is a key match in the representative calendar for a number of reasons," Meninga said.
"It's part of the representative pathway that rewards the players strong performances from the premiership season as well as showcasing the positive impact rugby league has for communities throughout the Pacific."
Prime Minister Scott Morrison, the MP for Cook, helped Meninga and Jillaroos coach Brad Donald put together the squads and said the matches would have a huge impact on and off the field in Fiji.
"This year's Prime Minister's XIII squads focus on youth and experience," Mr Morrison said.
"I wanted to bring together veterans who have served the game well over a number of years with the brightest young talents that have come onto the rugby league scene.
"Mal, Brad and I are confident that we've come up with two really strong and well-balanced teams and I'm looking forward to seeing them in action in Fiji. And just as importantly as the games is that players, coaches and officials from both teams will be utilising their visit to spread the message of our domestic and family violence campaigns."
Australia men's Prime Minister's XIII squad:
Clint Gutherson (Parramatta Eels), Kyle Feldt (North Queensland Cowboys), Paul Momirovski (Wests Tigers), Brad Parker (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles), Blake Ferguson (Parramatta Eels), Cody Walker (South Sydney Rabbitohs), Mitchell Moses (Parramatta Eels), Paul Vaughan (St George Illawarra Dragons), Ben Hunt (St George Illawarra Dragons), Payne Haas (Brisbane Broncos), Wade Graham (c) (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks), Tyson Frizell (St George Illawarra Dragons), Jake Trbojevic (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles), Jai Arrow (Gold Coast Titans), Reuben Garrick (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles), David Fifita (Brisbane Broncos), Reed Mahoney (Parramatta Eels), Nathan Brown (Parramatta Eels), Thomas Flegler (Brisbane Broncos)
Australia women's Prime Minister's XIII squad:
Karina Brown (c) (Sydney Roosters), Brydie Parker (Sydney Roosters), Patricia Raikadroka (Mounties), Bobbi Law (Sydney Roosters), Tess Staines (Riverina Division), Kirra Dibb (Sydney Roosters), Quincy Dodd (Sydney Roosters), Samantha Economos (Canterbury Bulldogs), Michaela Peck (West Brisbane Panthers), Taimane Levu (Brothers Ipswich), Kaitlyn Phillips (Mounties), Jasmin Allende (Sydney Roosters), Caitlan Johnston (Sydney Roosters), Asipau Mafi (West Brisbane Panthers), Laken Paitai (Burleigh Bears), Kaarla Cowan (Cronulla Sharks), Brianna Clark (West Brisbane Panthers), Christian Pio (St Mary's), Tayla Preston (Cronulla Sharks), Kristine Vaalepu (West Brisbane Panthers)
