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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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Brad Fittler's Super Saturday for Origin 1

Freddy’s Fright Night: Origin audition for 20 potential Blues

Three games are set to decide Brad Fittler’s Origin 1 team. And there are Blues contenders ‘that haven’t been spoken about in the media’. See who’s on the watchlist.

NRL

Dylan Napa. NRL; North Queensland Cowboys Vs Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs at Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville. Picture: Alix Sweeney

Ruthless cull puts a dozen Dogs in firing line

Canterbury’s roster cull has started with the club set to keep only four of the 16 players off-contract. Who survives the cull?

NRL

Whizz-kid Walsh delivers All Blacks blow

Kids in New Zealand will turn their backs on the All Blacks because of Warriors sensation Reece Walsh, a Kiwi superstar has predicted.

NRL

Hynes, Walsh, Brimson, Kennedy and Trbojevic.

The Tackle: Fullback revolution taking over the NRL

Brad Fittler’s likely to have five, Paul Green at least three. And it’s no wonder considering the No.1 dominance last weekend. Our writers wrap Round 11, plus full DALLY M VOTES.

NRL

Bulldogs at second longest odds in NRL history

Canterbury’s showdown against Penrith looms as one of the most lopsided games in modern rugby league history. See TAB’s odds here.

SuperCoach

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 30: Cameron Munster of the Storm reacts after missing a conversion during the round eight NRL match between the Melbourne Storm and the Cronulla Sharks at AAMI Park on April 30, 2021, in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Robert Cianflone/Getty Images)

Early Mail: Bad news for Storm, Maroons

Two Storm stars are out, Broncos to blood boom youngster and the Bulldogs go back to future in halves. There’s plenty of Early round 12 mail …

NRL

‘It’s pretty special’: Addo-Carr launches Indigenous Round

Josh Addo-Carr has opened up about what Indigenous Round means to him, as the Storm star teamed up with Baker Boy to launch Fox League’s coverage.

NRL

Parramatta Eels train at their Kellyville base in Memorial Park. Jakob Arthur trains after his debut last weekend and is taken through some drills with development coach Andrew Johns. Picture: Toby Zerna

‘He’s the best ever, it’s unreal to learn from him’

He helped take down the Warriors in his NRL debut, now Jakob Arthur has his eyes on Manly – and he has some pretty serious backers in his corner.

NRL

Thunderbolts hooker Kruz Niutili-Schmidt will play against his twin brother Felix for the first time this weekend. , Source: Melbourne Storm

‘It’s bittersweet’: Identical twins face each other for first time

Kruz and Felix Niutili-Schmidt were inseparable growing up, but the dream of one day playing in the NRL has, for now, split the brothers up.

NRL

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - MAY 01: Mitchell Moses of the Eels celebrates a Clint Gutherson try during the round eight NRL match between the Canterbury Bulldogs and the Parramatta Eels at Stadium Australia, on May 01, 2021, in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Mark Evans/Getty Images)

Transfer Market: Moses makes huge call on Eels future

Mitchell Moses has decided on his future at Parramatta, with the Eels now seeking to secure the long-term services of two other big-name stars.

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