It is a non-top conflict, similar to an old school visit amusement, against Quade Cooper's Barbarians yet it can be a noteworthy pointer to how mentor Michael Cheika sizes up his playmaking alternatives driving into the 2019 World Cup.
Paia'aua, 22, has opened many eyes this season as an unsung improver, one of the Reds best at inside focus this year and a champion in Queensland Country's rush to the highest point of the National Rugby Championship table.
His satiny passing was dependably the undeniable resource however he's discovered awesome confidence in moving himself as a sprinter. His enhanced speeding up to take a hole and his footwork have been coordinated by an ability to run coordinate at substantially greater safeguards too.
The greater part of all, he's had the opportunity to take in the amusement in 23 Super Rugby matches in light of the fact that being dumped in the profound end as a crisis trade for the harmed Cooper to open 2015 was a tumble.
The Rockhampton item was a crude select from the Brisbane Broncos Under-20s (2013-14) and it appeared.
It just a takes a couple of critical figures to have confidence in you to truly blend your amusement. Previous Reds mentor Nick Stiles was an eager sponsor, new mentor Brad Thorn introduced him as Country chief and Cooper assembled some amazing interchange with him in the Reds' best minutes.
Thistle was enchanted with how Paia'aua let his play do the talking and the one drawback is his nonattendance from Country's 4pm conflict against Perth Spirit at North Ipswich Reserve on Sunday.
The greater part of all, Paia'aua is trusting in himself significantly more and is amped up for Saturday's progression up.
"We've arranged together the entire year so it will be pretty fun and a test to conflict with the best," Paia'aua said.
"There'll be a great deal of chat out there and I'll appreciate it.
"I'd like to play No.12 yet somebody disclosed to me all the great 12s ought to be able to play No.10 too."
Paia'aua said the opportunity to play with Israel Folau, on the wing with Karmichael Hunt at fullback, added to the excite.
"I've likely told the majority of the young men I'm entirely eager to be in an indistinguishable group from Israel Folau ... I admire him as a player as an old leaugie myself," Paia'aua said.
Youthful Queensland Under-20s flanker Liam Wright has gone onto the Wallabies seat since bolt Rory Arnold (knee) couldn't shake a niggle.
Wright was squeezing himself over his arbitrary ring to the squad so to now be sure of playing for the Wallabies previously he's tasted a moment of Super Rugby is a fleeting ascent.
The Barbarians side incorporates six players from the chopped out Western Force club including flanker Matt Hodgson, who is sure about the means for the club to have a nearness in rich patron Andrew Forrest's Indo-Pacific Rugby Championship.
In the wake of meeting with the Australian Rugby Union board this week, Forrest is sure a six-group rivalry will get official endorsement for either July-October 2018 or March-June 2019.
As the IPRC's player relations chief, Hodgson has been immersed with enthusiasm to the point more than 250 players have reached.
