1/28Jordan Pereira and Sarah Pereira. Picture David Clark
In pictures: Broncos superstars and WAGS like you’ve never seen them before
The Broncos and partners hit the ‘black carpet’ for the 2023 presentation night at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre.
2/28Scott Prince and Nathan Appo. Picture David Clark
3/28Meg and Natassja Ward. Picture David Clark
4/28Reece Walsh, Patrick Carrigan and Jock Madden. Picture David Clark
5/28Kurt Capewell and Michael Kennedy. Picture David Clark
6/28Bobbi Wickham and Grace Griffin. Picture David Clark
7/28Martin and Michell Taupau. Picture David Clark
8/28Leilani Mohenoa and Payne Haas. Picture David Clark
9/28Delouise Hotter and Jaya Callinan. Picture David Clark
10/28Corey Paix and Keeley Malcom. Picture David Clark
11/28Joe and Shelby McDermott. Picture David Clark
12/28Payne Haas. Picture David Clark
13/28Kobe Hetherington and Gaby Halford. Picture David Clark
14/28Brendan Frei and Maddison Bendrey. Picture David Clark
15/28Tyson Smoothy and Kasey Price. Picture David Clark
16/28Brendan Piakura and Kirsten Lole. Picture David Clark
17/28Wally Lewis and Lynda Adams. Picture David Clark
18/28Adam Reynolds and Taller Simon-Phillips. Picture David Clark
19/28Deine Mariner and Grace Kama. Picture David Clark
20/28Kotoni and Brittany Staggs. Picture David Clark
21/28Corey Jensen and Shannen Gordon. Picture David Clark
22/28Kate and Ali Brigginshaw. Picture David Clark
23/28Herbie Farnworth and Lily Pickles. Picture David Clark
24/28Ezra Mam and Shantelle Jones. Picture David Clark
25/28Dave and Sharon Donaghy. Picture David Clark
26/28Josh Rogers and Tristan Sailor. Picture David Clark
27/28Corey Oates and Tegan Miles. Picture David Clark
28/28Selwyn Cobb and Ruby Peyroux. Picture David Clark
Watch replay: Trinity Bay secure historic Aaron Payne Cup win
Not even a slow start could stop Trinity Bay from making history and securing their first ever Aaron Payne Cup win on Thursday, knocking over Holy Spirit College. Watch the REPLAY here.
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Shock decision handed down for act that could have ‘broken jaw’
An Aussie rules coach says the governing body has left itself open to players driving with the knees into tackles after making a shock verdict on an act he believes could have caused a broken jaw. See the incident here.
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