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Fatima Kdouh is a rugby league reporter and SuperCoach presenter. She joined News Corp after walking away from a career in investment banking to pursue her dream job of becoming a sports journalist. Since joining News Corp, Fatima has worked for Sky News, Sky News Business, Fox Sports Australia and now calls The Daily Telegraph, and CODE Sports, home – where she is carving out a reputation for herself in one of the toughest and most competitive reporting gigs in the country, the NRL round.

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NRL

Daly Cherry-Evans expects Tolu Koula to play in 2022, but maybe not soon.

Cheapie killer: DCE not drinking the Koula Aid

Manly skipper Daly Cherry-Evans poured cold water on the hopes of a popular KFC SuperCoach cheapie, but there’s better news for three of the game’s biggest stars.

NRL

Former Rabbitohs player Greg Inglis joins the lap of honour for retiring players during the 2019 NRL Grand Final between the Canberra Raiders and the Sydney Roosters at ANZ Stadium in Sydney, Sunday, October 6, 2019. (AAP Image/Dean Lewins) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

‘Sleepless nights’: Inglis reveals family’s flood devastation

Former Souths Sydney superstar Greg Inglis has opened up on ‘sleepless’ nights waiting to hear news about his family members who have been devastated by the state’s flood disaster.

NRLW

‘She made seven tackles after the hit’: Inside Eel’s shocking injury

Therese Aiton’s shiner was one the most brutal images from round one of the NRLW, but teammate Kennedy Cherrington has given the rookie utility a clean bill of health.

NRL

Fans ‘confused’ by light punishments for dangerous hits

NRL360 host Braith Anasta believes the light punishments handed to James Tamou and Lindsay Collins for their dangerous tackles have left fans ‘confused’ heading into the season.

NRL

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 20: Izack Tago of the Panthers is tackled during the NRL Trial Match between the Penrith Panthers and the Cronulla Sharks at CommBank Stadium on February 20, 2022 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Brett Hemmings/Getty Images)

Panthers star anoints rookie for key role

The latest junior to come off the Penrith production line is set to step up and fill the hole left by Matt Burton’s departure.

AnalysisNRL

NRL trials analysis: Arthur ready to plug Parra gap

Parramatta coach Brad Arthur may look close to home to find the club’s new utility. Paul Crawley previews the players to watch in every trial.

SuperCoach

Sharks unleash recruits, McInnes suffers injury setback

The Sharks will take the wraps off star recruits Dale Finucane and Nicho Hynes in their final trial, which will help ease the blow of losing a key signing for the opening rounds of the NRL.

NRL

Latrell dodges bullet over NRL ‘integrity’ sledge

The NRL has been accused of shifting the goalposts over what is now deemed acceptable commentary about the judicial process – following a stunning Latrell Mitchell criticism this week.

Raiders

Raiders roadblock: Why Savage is no certain starter

Xavier Savage has been tipped play an key role in Canberra’s 2022 campaign but the teen sensation has a battle to win a spot in the Round 1 line-up.

Boxing/MMA

Australian boxer Bilal Akkawy training for his upcoming fight in Las Vegas at Hardcore Gym in Carlton. Picture: Brett Costello

Akkawy back from wilderness and ready for title charge

Inspired by Tim Tszyu, Bilal Akkawy is back after three years and ready for one final charge at a super middleweight world title.

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