Cameron Munster has a "new lease of life" and will exit rehabilitation this weekend, says Melbourne Storm chairman Matt Tripp.Speaking to The Sydney Morning Herald, Tripp declared the Storm "couldn't be happier" with the progress Munster has shown since entering a rehabilitation program for alcohol issues a month ago, following the fallout from the party video scandal.Munster voluntarily admitted himself to the facility after the scandal that followed the Storm's exit from the finals.He was banned for a game and fined $30,000 from the NRL, while Melbourne whacked him with a $100,000 suspended fine, removed him from the leadership group and imposed a 12-month alcohol ban."He rang me yesterday, and he sounded terrific," Tripp said.
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