Phil Rothfield’s 2021 Top 50 list reflects the current state of play in the Origin arena, with Queensland raising barely a whimper. Did Buzz get it right? Have your say here and vote in our interactive.
Bulldogs star Luke Thompson is free to leave the club in a move that has potentially huge ramifications for Mitchell Pearce and Luke Brooks.
He may not have played a finals game in almost 10 years at the club but that doesn’t mean Luke Brooks wants to bail on Wests Tigers, with the halfback committed to seeing out his contract.
Senior players have backed their club’s cut-price lifeline for Adam Elliott, and the former Bulldog star must grab this final chance writes David Riccio.
As off-field incidents continue to mount in the NRL, David Klemmer has come to the defence of the man who replaced him at Canterbury.
A new NRL season also means new NRL jerseys for every club. Here we catalogue the jerseys for each club as they become available ahead of season 2019.
A day after he was confronted with a sex tape made years ago, Dylan Napa has made contact with the police after a second lewd video emerged involving the Canterbury recruit.
Canberra’s relief after Jordan Rapana injury, while Canterbury hunt the source of the Dylan Napa tape leak — check out all the latest NRL chatter and more in Australia’s hottest sport gossip column.
Who are the players that could make next season special for your club? PAUL CRAWLEY delivers his verdict on the fullback-halves-hooker combinations for every NRL team heading into 2019.
The Bulldogs could return to Coffs Harbour next year for a historic match that would come 16 years after the incident that changed rugby league forever.
With Christmas just around the corner, Paul Crawley has taken a look at every NRL coach to find out what they want from Santa this year.
Canterbury great Graeme Hughes warns 2019 is make or break for Kieran Foran as the Dogs playmaker attempts to emerge from a three-year injury-affected lull.
New details have emerged of the ‘disgraceful’ and lewd behaviour involving simulated sex acts during Canterbury’s Mad Monday celebrations.
NRL players Adam Elliott and Asipeli Fine have pleaded guilty to wilful and obscene exposure after they were charged following Canterbury’s Mad Monday celebrations.
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