The race for the Dally M Rookie Of The Year award is shaping up as one of the most hotly contested fields in recent seasons – and one club is dominating the contenders list. Vote for your rookie of the year HERE!
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.
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.
News Corp writer Peter Badel was taken aback when Kurt Mann approached him for a heartfelt hug and sincere thank you. It was a moment five years in the making, as without Badel, Mann wouldn’t have been with his mother for her final days.
Bulldogs football boss Phil Gould made an impromptu visit to Belmore to address Canterbury’s playing group amid fears the mid-season arrival of Lachlan Galvin could derail the club’s premiership aspirations.
Lachlan Galvin’s debut was certainly a hit, but it left many questions unanswered. FATIMA KDOUH analyses where the logjam of playmaking talent fits at Belmore.
Stephen Crichton admits he didn’t like the fallout surrounding Lachlan Galvin and the Wests Tigers. It’s why the Bulldogs captain and his players held a meeting to quiz the young star on his reasons for joining the club.
A Bulldogs star says he could not believe the message Lachlan Galvin gave him as he was thrown under a bus to make way for the former Tigers gun.
Canterbury coach Cameron Ciraldo said he had a plan A, B and C for prize recruit Lachlan Galvin when he finally debuted for the club. Turns out, it was not what anyone expected.
It was a classic clash between bitter rivals the Bulldogs and Eels on holiday Monday, punctuated by a contentious sin bin and mid-season recruit Lachlan Galvin’s first try for the club.
There were many positional questions prior to Lachlan Galvin’s Canterbury debut, and some – not all – were answered as Matt Burton put his stamp on the No. 6 jersey against the Eels. See all the winners and losers from the King’s birthday clash.
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