Ex-Maroons flyer Selwyn Cobbo will spend a third-straight week in reserve grade and is fighting for his future at the Broncos as Michael Maguire names a relatively unchanged line-up for a crucial clash against the Sharks.
Queensland under-19s Origin coaches Darius Boyd and Maia Tua-Davidson have revealed what excites them the most about their side’s 2025 chances as well as broken down their key players match tactics. Discover the state’s emerging stars here.
The ARL Commission informed NRL clubs it has taken the extraordinary step of giving itself the power to charge players for offences on the field. SEE THE EMAIL.
Several NRL coaches are under pressure to keep their jobs with the rumour mill going into overdrive after a string of tough losses.
Titans star AJ Brimson has explained his reasons for quitting Queensland State of Origin selection and switching Test allegiances to England.
Manly skipper Daly Cherry-Evans has broken his silence on his Queensland axing and swerved questions the Roosters have gone cold on him.
South Sydney gave up a 12-point lead to a blazing hot Green Machine, who celebrated veteran prop Josh Papalii’s record-breaking club appearance in style.
Ricky Stuart’s second placed Raiders are a perfectly balanced mix of tough and experienced while also young and fearless, writes MATTY JOHNS.
The Storm has always been the master of identifying talent, but it has bigger plans in mind with its homegrown players, with several local juniors expected to become household names at Melbourne in the coming years.
The Melbourne Storm has always been the master of identifying talent, but it has bigger plans in mind with its home-grown players.
Cronulla’s premiership credentials continue to plummet after back-to-back poor performances, while the Warriors have cemented themselves as a genuine title threat off the back of former Shark Luke Metcalf.
From the brother of the game’s best player to the son of a current NRL coach, and a ready-made Kalyn Ponga replacement – these are the prodigies ready to make their first grade debuts.
Parramatta Eels centre Alfred Smalley is facing a five-week ban for the shocking high tackle in NSW Cup that left a Warriors rival unconcisous. Plus much more in Buzz’s highlights and lowlights.
The Bulldogs survived lightning strikes and a late South Sydney Rabbitohs’ rally to regain top spot on the NRL ladder. Sunday action is over and here are the SuperCoach winners and losers.
Something needs to change at the Dragons and the most obvious fix is another halves tinkering. It leaves Shane Flanagan with some big calls after exiled halfback Lachlan Ilias answered the coach’s challenge.
St George Illawarra coach Shane Flanagan has slammed suggestions of nepotism around his son Kyle after two heavy defeats, suggesting critics are looking in the wrong direction.
Penrith officials were left dumbfounded by Nathan Cleary’s apparent leg injury which saw him relinquish goalkicking duties and contain his overall Perth performance. ORIGIN CONFIDENTIAL.
Parramatta forward Bryce Cartwright has played his last game for the Eels, confirming he will join his junior club St Marys Saints, effective immediately.
The bizarre world of the rugby league transfer market was in full swing this weekend, with Dom Young playing as a Rooster before waking up on Sunday morning as a Newcastle Knight.
New South Wales police have charged a man for allegedly sending death threats and abusive messages to Newcastle winger James Schiller.
The Panthers must fix one key area of their game as they look to pull off a massive upset in New Zealand without their State of Origin stars.
There are two things which can get the NRL’s quiet guy Dylan Edwards yapping – beers and missed tackles. Fatima Kdouh lifts the lid on what makes the NSW star tick – and why you don’t want to tick him off.
Billionaire media giant Kerry Stokes should immediately hand back his prestigious South Sydney Rabbitohs life membership if he continues to sabotage rugby league’s foray into Perth.
Following South Sydney’s devastating Allianz Stadium blow, leaked documents have emerged suggesting a heavyweight player campaigned for the Rabbitohs’ return to the venue.
Victor Radley will meet with a specialist this week following his latest head knock, while there’s more bad news for the Roosters.
The Roosters remain the team to beat in the NRLW after they re-signed the reigning Golden Boot winner on a long-term deal.
The Cronulla Sharks made a recruitment blunder three years ago that has come back to haunt them, writes BUZZ ROTHFIELD.
Paul Gallen has come clean on an embarrassing detail of his Cronulla captaincy, leaving Andrew Johns and Cameron Smith in stitches.
The daughter of a Manly Sea Eagles icon has had her dream of joining America’s most prestigious cheerleading group crushed.
Manly’s only consistency this season has been their inconsistency – and an injury-plagued Tom Trbojevic hasn’t helped. It’s why the Sea Eagles must consider pulling the trigger on a big move for the former Dally M winner, writes BRENT READ.
Broncos veteran Adam Reynolds has taken the extraordinary step of giving up almost $1 million by knocking back a lucrative offer from the Wests Tigers to remain in Brisbane.
Taylan May will join Wests Tigers for the remainder of the season after securing a train-and-trial deal, as the club ramps up its pursuit of Broncos playmaker Adam Reynolds.
There was some lengthy debate behind closed doors before the shock decision to mysteriously axe a star forward – and it paints a grim picture for coach Billy Slater.
Four tries to Jack Bostock helped the Dolphins run away with a 58-4 mauling of the Cowboys in North Queensland, with the rampant Redcliffe side set to finish the weekend inside the top eight.
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