Watch: Indigenous anthem moves players, fans
IN a fitting start to the NRL indigenous round, a year 12 student has delivered a stirring indigenous rendition of the national anthem at Leichhardt Oval.
IN a fitting start to the NRL indigenous round, a year 12 student has delivered a stirring indigenous rendition of the national anthem at Leichhardt Oval.
WHEN Moeaki Fotuaika runs out to face the Melbourne Storm he will be upholding the NRL dream of his brother, Mosese, whose tragic death rocked the rugby league community five years ago.
“COME have a chat if you don’t want to fight me.” They were the first words from Ben Hunt to likely Origin halves partner Cameron Munster months after the two came to blows during the World Cup.
JOSH Addo-Carr’s first memory of State of Origin football is of one of Queensland’s greatest ever tries and the Blues hopeful wants to bring that same electricity to NSW 14-years on.
WE’RE currently in the golden age of lock forwards, but who are the best in town? We run the eye over every lock in the competition in the latest instalment of our NRL power rankings.
JARRYD Hayne has never been a strong trainer in the pre-season, but during Parramatta’s recent training camp on the Central Coast he was beaten home in a fitness test by coach Brad Arthur.
EVEN the most cynical NRL fans have reason to hope in 2018 – yes, Warriors tragics, you too. Off-season signings and front-of-house changes make for an exciting year ahead.
HE is one of Australia’s most decorated coaches, but for Tim Sheens getting promoted to the Super League with Hull KR is up there with winning a World Cup.
THE unsung heroes. The toilers who fly under the radar but who always hold a special place in rugby league fans’ hearts. Here’s five of most underrated players running around in the NRL.
MANLY Sea Eagles owner Scott Penn is hoping two years of turmoil can be finally put to bed this week when the club hands over its response to the NRL’s salary cap investigation.
GRAEME Langlands was so revered among his peers he was often labelled with the “best to lace on a boot” tag. But Changa struggled to emulate his on-field heroics away from the pitch.
EVERYONE remembers the sidestep. Bob Fulton certainly remembers the famous step but says there was much more to Graeme ‘Changa’ Langlands’ game.
CHAD Townsend is ready to have the bulk of the responsibilities of running the Cronulla Sharks side in a bid to free-up star recruit Matt Moylan.
THEY made their names together at Parramatta but it is a little known rivalry that is set to see Brett Kenny and Peter Sterling immortalised in a trophy in Australia’s historic Super League match.
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