With the Roosters in need of centres after the departures of Joey Manu and Joseph Aukuso-Suaalii, James Tedesco has picked a surprise contender to step up and have a breakout 2025. All that and more in Saint, Sinner, Shoosh.
Former Origin representatives David Klemmer and Christian Welch face an uncertain future in the NRL, as Sunday Sesh reveals the secret contract clauses that could decide their fates.
The three directors at the centre of the ugly boardroom stoush which threatens to rip apart the Wests Tigers have detailed the allegations which saw them ousted from the club.
He helped lead the Kangaroos to Pacific Championship redemption, but Manly star Tom Trbojevic has even more reasons to celebrate. Find out why inside.
Penrith’s plans for 2025 have hit a major hurdle with star recruit Blaize Talagi set for surgery, while another two are also racing the clock to be fit for round one.
Former Wests Tigers director Rick Wayde has hit back after receiving a club-wide ban, saying he has nothing to hide or fear amid a civil war at the majority owner of the NRL club.
The sight of vomit buckets at Broncos training as their gruelling pre-season kicked off raised eyebrows at NRL headquarters as CEO Andrew Abdo looks to enforce strict new protocols.
Sydney Roosters prop Terrell May is a man in demand after being told he was free to leave, the Eels have had a massive win, and Storm legend Craig Smith has his premiership ring again. All that and more in Saint, Sinner, Shoosh.
A dramatic boardroom spat has developed at the majority owners of the Wests Tigers after three Holman Barnes Group board members were sensationally banned from entering venues owned by the corporation.
Melbourne enforcer Nelson Asofa-Solomona was meant to miss the first four weeks of the 2025 season due to an ugly high shot on Lindsay Collins, but he’ll be playing in round two – see why.
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