Alongside his NRL and representative career, Radley has launched this new business with his mate Ben, a builder by trade. With Radley also a qualified carpenter, the pair have combined their experience to create a venture that they hope to set them up for the future..
The business handles everything from clearing rubbish at construction sites to large-scale demolition work and apartment strip-outs. Their clients range from local businesses through to builders needing reliable support on bigger projects.
For Radley, it's more than a side hustle. It's an opportunity to build something with long-term value while staying connected to his trade. He's found the transition between the two worlds feels surprisingly natural.
"There are so many transferable skills," Radley said.
Whether it's communicating clearly with teammates or coordinating work on a busy job site, the fundamentals remain the same. He also points to work ethic and a willingness to roll up your sleeves as qualities that have helped him in both careers.
Those traits have defined Radley's football career, and they're proving just as valuable when tackling demolition jobs or hauling away truckloads of waste.
The venture reflects the dedication of modern professional athletes to investing in careers beyond sport while they're still playing. Rather than waiting until retirement, Radley is building experience, relationships and a business that can continue growing long after the final whistle.
