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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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Ryan Papenhuyzen of the Storm makes a break during the Round 9 NRL match between the Melbourne Storm and the Parramatta Eels at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, Saturday, May 11, 2019. (AAP Image/Darren England) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

Early Mail: Papenhuyzen earns promotion

Melbourne Storm revelation Ryan Papenhuyzen has emerged as a SuperCoach cheapie prospect after earning a starting spot.

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Rampant Rabbitohs roll Cowboys, eye Origin history

It’s been nearly 40 years since South Sydney had three players chosen for NSW. After roaring to a fifth-straight win, a quartet of Bunnies stars could soon be coloured in Blue.

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Raiders recovering after trip from hell

The Canberra Raiders’ preparation for Sunday’s clash with premiers the Sydney Roosters has developed into the greatest test of their resolve after a nightmare 14-hour journey to Brisbane.

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Basking in the Winx afterglow

Even now in the peaceful surrounds of her retirement to a paddock in southwest Sydney, the wonder of Winx lives on as chief sports writer David Riccio reflects on her incredible contribution to the racing industry.

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Segeyaro re-ignites NRL career with Broncos

Currently contracted to Cronulla’s feeder-club the Newtown Jets, the talented hooker has been released from his one-year contract to join the Broncos for the remainder of the season.

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Late Mail: Centre switch for Cowboys

The Cowboys and Rabbitohs have both made late changes for their clash at Suncorp Stadium.

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History as female refs promoted to full-time ranks

Match officials Kasey Badger and Belinda Sharpe have created rugby league history by becoming the first women to be offered full-time contracts with the NRL.

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Banged-up Raiders must stop the unstoppable

Canberra will try and stop the most devastating edge in rugby league with two first grade rookies and a journeyman at his sixth NRL club.

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Young guns the priority for Sharks’ new GM

Securing the future of Cronulla’s hottest young talent will be the immediate priority of the club’s new head of football, Phil Moss.

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Early Mail: Raiders lose ‘Leipana’ indefinitely

Canberra’s injury woes have continued with strike centre Joey Leilua struggling with a bulging disc in his back — check out all the team news for Round 9.

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