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Richard LambertonNight chief of staff (Sport)

Richard Lamberton is a champion of all-things sport, especially at night.

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SUNDAY TELEGRAPH SPECIAL. MANAGERS PERMISSION GIVEN TO RUN IMAGE. Teenage league sensation Joseph Suaalii at South Sydney training., ,

Massive coup for rugby … but at what cost?

News of the potential return of teenage sensation Joseph Suaalii into the arms of Rugby Australia has left a bitter taste in some quarters, but it could be the shot in the arm the code needs.

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Jack Johns has been named to play for South Sydney. Gregg Porteous. NRL Photos

NRL teams: Immortal’s nephew handed debut

NRL ‘Team List Tuesday’ saw changes galore expected for Round 11. We answer all your KFC SuperCoach selection questions with full team analysis, including the shock the debut of one of the game’s most famous names.

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Cross-code star Sonny Bill Williams.

Kent: Why SBW’s NRL move is a pipe dream

As a player, Trent Barrett always made his own luck and on Tuesday it appeared that luck would transfer to his coaching career after Sonny Bill Williams became available – but there’s a powerful hurdle to clear if they want to lure SBW back to the kennel.

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Monday Buzz: NSW’s Dally M domination

The NRL’s new rules have thrown up new contenders for the Dally M team of the year as the premiership hits the halfway mark — but it’s painful reading for Maroons fans.

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‘Sack them all and do it now’

The chairman of the Broncos’ Old Boys says it’s time to cut the head off the snake with a complete clean-out of the club – but it must start with Brisbane’s “Big Three”.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - JULY 18: Issak Fines of the Brumbies celebrates scoring a try during the round three Super Rugby AU match between the Waratahs and the Brumbies at ANZ Stadium on July 18, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Mark Metcalfe/Getty Images)

Aussie Super teams drop kick Kiwi arrogance

No-one should be kidding themselves that Australia’s five-team domestic competition is at the same standard as New Zealand’s, but that’s hardly the point, as rugby fans witnessed on the weekend.

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