Searle shock: Controversial Titans founder leading expansion charge
Controversial Gold Coast Titans founder Michael Searle is back in the rugby league scene, emerging as a shock key figure in a bid to bring an second NRL franchise to New Zealand.
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Sunday Session: Sacked Tiger hires Hagipantelis against club
Wests Tigers’ major sponsor and former chairman Lee Hagipantelis has been hired to represent sacked rising star Jordan Miller against the NRL club.
Expansion bombshell as NRL rejects eight hopeful bids
The Jets’ hopes of a top-flight rugby league return have been crushed, after the NRL rejected not just Newtown’s bid, but all eight expansion hopefuls.
Sport Con: Roosters secure the ‘next Tedesco’
The Sydney Roosters have locked down a budding teenage superstar as the NRL celebrates a landmark licencing agreement with all 17 clubs. See the full SPORT CONFIDENTIAL.
RLPA boss on how PNG expansion can be a success
Players’ union boss Clint Newton believes an expansion team in Papua New Guinea can be a success and leave a lasting legacy on the country, but hinges on how the franchise attracts itself to the players.
Mam down: How racism saga sparked fall from GF hero to rehab
Broncos star Ezra Mam had the world at his feet after starring in an NRL grand final and securing a $4 million contract. Now he is in a rehabilitation clinic and fighting for his future, a decline which stems from the infamous Vegas racism saga.
Broncos star Ezra Mam enters rehab
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Market Watch: Manly mull shock move for Tigers outcast
Manly are exploring the possibility of bringing a Wests Tigers outcast to the Sea Eagles as they look to strengthen their premiership aspirations, possibly saving him from NRL purgatory in the process.
Saint, Sinner, Shoosh: Sydney NFL blockbuster one step closer
Sydney is one step closer to securing a regular season NFL game at Accor Stadium next year, with Venues NSW chair David Gallop pitching directly to the NFL boss in a bid to bring the franchise down under. That and more in Saint, Sinner, Shoosh.
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