The Sharks went down in dramatic fashion against the Tigers in round eight, but footage shows Cronulla should have been awarded a golden point penalty which would have all but guaranteed them victory instead.
One of the most experienced football administrators in the code has been identified as a target to oversee the massive recruitment drive and build of the NRL’s new Perth franchise.
More people are watching the NRL than ever before, but it has been unwatchable in recent weeks. It’s time to get rid of the sin bin for foul play, writes BRENT READ.
Are these the signings that can make the Bears a competitive outfit in their debut season in 2027? Director Billy Moore has drawn up a $4.5m hit list of players to headline a bold new era in WA.
Resurfacing is underway at Suncorp Stadium amid fears of another Magic Round drenching this weekend, with the venue racing the clock to be ready in time for Women’s State of Origin on Thursday.
Andrew Johns became so incensed with a sin bin call over the weekend, he put down his commentary mic for the final 23 minutes of the game. It comes as Andrew Abdo concedes the bunker needs a recalibration.
The wheels continue to move on the NRL’s 18th team with its likely coach another step closer to being confirmed.
Suncorp Stadium’s turf is set to be ripped apart as Brisbane’s weather continues to plague the surface and the ground receives regular traffic from several sports.
The rugby league world is in a frenzy over Lachlan Galvin’s decision to walk away from the Wests Tigers – David Riccio and Brent Read reveal why the most famous teenager in the NRL couldn’t care less.
Hopes for further rugby league expansion into Queensland have suffered a crushing blow, with the NRL shelving plans for a 20-team competition until after the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.
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