Four and done? Experts torn as the Panthers’ crown begins to slip
The crown on the Panthers’ golden era is beginning to slip. DAVID RICCIO, BRENT READ and MICHAEL CARAYANNIS dissect how the champions have plummeted towards the bottom of the ladder.
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The NRL and the Western Australia government have held crucial talks on Friday afternoon as they try to salvage the Western Bears side from the brink of collapse.
Six people charged over Accor Stadium brawl
Six people have been charged following a brawl outside Accor Stadium after the Canterbury Bulldogs’ round five win over the Newcastle Knights.
‘Screw them’: Former grand final singer’s shock NRL attack
An Aussie music star who performed at the 2020 NRL grand final has launched an astonishing attack on the code that helped launch her career. That and more in Sport Confidential.
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NRL teen thug brawlers caught and cautioned
Police have dealt with the teenage NRL fans involved in a violent brawl at Friday’s Roosters vs Rabbitohs match, as the hunt continues for those involved in a separate incident on Sunday.
Woman knocked unconscious at NRL game, police release images
Police have released images of persons of interest following a sickening brawl that left a 21-year-old woman in hospital after Canterbury’s win over Newcastle at Accor Stadium.
NRL crisis talks: PVL’s bid to save Bears over $65m funding spat
The NRL is preparing for urgent talks to resolve a $65 million funding spat that threatens to kill off an NRL team in Perth – but it won’t affect the Bears’ bid to return to the top flight.
Early Mail: Duo back for Sharks, Knights, Dragons cop blows
The Sharks have beefed up their pack ahead of Saturday’s clash against Manly while a luckless Dragons forward is set for more time on the sidelines. See the latest NRL early mail.
Brawls, threats and pain: Why Knights young gun had to leave Sydney
A ransacked home on Christmas Day was enough for Knights youngster Jermaine McEwen to know he had to get out of Sydney if he was going to build on his promising rugby league career.
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