The Mascot Jets U14s girls might be a humble park football side, but from next year they’ll have the tutelage of one of the NRLW’s most credentialed players. See why the Kiwi international is helping out.
Foundation Cowboys NRLW coach Ben Jeffries has been released from his contract with the club effective immediately.
In a move that would dramatically shake up the NRLW landscape, the Knights are poised to land a new head coach, after being granted a release from a rival club.
Australia has the highest rates of ACL injuries in the world but a leading knee surgeon says the epidemic is preventable if proper steps are taken.
The notion of pay parity is misunderstood. Rugby league has been playing catch-up in the women’s game for too long. There is one major problem – and it’s backwards views.
Parramatta Eels star Tiana Penitani juggles work, study training and a second job. She shares her story and calls out the biggest mistake anti-parity critics make.
A 2GB sports host has been blasted for his stance on equal pay for State of Origin teams following Queensland’s decision to pay female athletes the same as male players.
NSW will consider following Queensland’s move to pay female State of Origin players the same as their male counterparts from 2022.
An opening round triple-header in Newcastle will herald the return of a revamped NRLW next season — and for Eels coach Dean Widders, the kick-off can’t come quick enough.
Rugby league Immortal Wally Lewis has come out swinging for his former club the Valley Diehards and their star player Ali Brigginshaw after their scratching from the QRLW next year.
Arguably the best female rugby league player in the world and a group of fellow footy stars have pledged to stay with their historic club despite it being controversially axed from the top-tier QRLW competition.
St. George-Illawarra Dragons legend Jamie Soward has been appointed to a head coaching role for the first time.
As part of the club’s strategic road map for 2030, Gold Coast Titans CEO Steve Mitchell has made a huge declaration about the side’s ambitions.
They are two of the most dangerous players in women’s rugby league, wreaking havoc for the Jillaroos and NSW Blues. Now, Jess Sergis and Kezie Apps will join forces at the Wests Tigers.
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