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David RiccioChief Sports Writer

David Riccio is The Sunday Telegraph and CODE Sports chief sports writer with a career in journalism that includes 20 years at News Limited. A former sports editor of The Sunday Telegraph, David is an award-winning reporter who thrives on breaking news and writing in-depth profiles. Regarded as one of rugby league’s leading reporters, having covered grand finals State of Origin and World Cups, David was also a member of our 2016 Rio Olympic Games team and is the author of Alex McKinnon’s book Unbroken.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 10: Matt King assistant coach of the Roosters looks on ahead of the round 15 NRL match between Sydney Roosters and Penrith Panthers at Allianz Stadium on June 10, 2023 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Jason McCawley/Getty Images)

Huge Roosters call that could decide next Blues coach

In a major development ahead of a crucial NSWRL board meeting, the Sydney Roosters could be in for a coaching change ahead of 2025.

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NRL round one draw

Trial by fire, Madge’s mighty test: NRL round one draw revealed

Jason Ryles faces a trial by fire, Michael Maguire is thrown in a brutal first test with his Broncos and Wayne Bennett comes up against his old team. See the full NRL round one fixtures analysis.

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DAILY TELEGRAPH. NOVEMBER 12, 2024. Pictured is Central Coast surfer Hughie Vaughan who is considered the next big thing in surfing. Picture: Tim Hunter.

‘Incredibly special’: Mum gives me waves

Whenever Hughie Vaughan, the next big thing in Australian surfing, needs it, he asks his late mum to send that perfect wave.

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Ryan Papenhuyzen is in the sights of the Bulldogs. Credit: NRL Images.

Sydney suitor firms for Papenhuyzen signature

As Canterbury’s interest in Ryan Papenhuyzen deepens, Melbourne are counting on a miracle to keep their star fullback at the club.

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Clint Gutherson at Dragons road run. PIcture: Dragons

Gutho goes after free agent in sizzling first day as a Dragon

Clint Gutherson has wasted little time in making his presence felt at St George Illawarra, blowing away teammates on day one and calling out a big-name free agent to join him at the Dragons.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 30: Josh Addo-Carr of the Bulldogs looks on during the round 26 NRL match between Canterbury Bulldogs and Manly Sea Eagles at Accor Stadium on August 30, 2024, in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Cameron Spencer/Getty Images)

Done deal: NRL club wins bidding war for Addo-Carr

Josh Addo-Carr is set to return to the NRL in 2025, with the sacked Bulldogs flyer agreeing to terms on a two-year deal with a western Sydney club.

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Brandon Smith (inset) has had a crack at the Wests Tigers squad.

Brandon Smith savages ‘disrespectful’ Tigers players

The Wests Tigers have won support from an unlikely source, with a rival NRL star slamming the players that were issued with breaches after failing to meet pre-season fitness goals.

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Roosters star Terrell May has met with Tigers coach Benji Marshall.

Market Watch: Benji meets with May as Sydney shootout begins

Wests Tigers coach Benji Marshall has made his pitch to Sydney Roosters forward Terrell May as the all-Sydney race for his signature heats up. See the latest transfer news.

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No regrets for Nawaqanitawase after Suaalii’s Wallabies debut

Mark Nawaqanitawase says has no regrets on walking out on Rugby Union, after watching former teammate Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii star in his Wallabies debut.

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Roosters to meet Hunt amid cross-border battle for halfback

The Sydney Roosters are set to hold talks with free agent Ben Hunt, a move that could ultimately torpedo Brisbane’s chances of securing a Broncos homecoming for the star halfback.

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