Darius Boyd has come a long way throughout his career, going from a painfully shy kid to an advocate for mental health. Ahead of his retirement at the end of 2020, he opens up to Crash about the up’s and down’s of his NRL journey.
We’ve marvelled at the remarkable management skills of Wayne Bennett for decades, but does the septuagenarian still have the reach to inspire three minds that could re-ignite South Sydney’s season?
As rugby league prepares to tighten the belt in order to get through the coronavirus pandemic, ROBERT CRADDOCK looks back at the far-reaching impact of the salary explosion of Super League.
Forty years after Queensland won the first State of Origin match at Lang Park, the man who scored the first Maroons try still cherishes the memories.
Australia’s Cape Town ball tamperers may have suffered for their sins but the anger they faced was nothing compared to the abuse showered upon a group of West Indians lured into a white man’s world.
Queensland Cricket has baulked at signing up for at least $8 million in pay cuts requested by Cricket Australia, but changes are happening behind the scenes, including the return of a former Shield-winning coach.
The Queensland government needs to hold its ground against the flip-flopping NRL in the battle over players refusing to be vaccinated writes ROBERT CRADDOCK.
The NRL 360 co-host is ready for football to get back underway and reveals the day he made his partner in crime Paul Kent finally crack.
Australian sport will emerge from the coronavirus trainwreck but when the dust settles there’s a select group of individuals you just would not want to be, writes Robert Craddock.
Dean Jones says never has grassroots cricket been as important as it is now and puts forward his case as to why it is crucial that it survives the harsh financial cull facing Australian cricket.
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