Overhaul: NRL clubs could seal radical sin-bin change
The NRL has consulted several club bosses and commentators about two alternative changes to the sin-bin rule to combat foul play in 2024.
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Jack de Belin opens up on PNG backflip
It was less than a year ago that Jack de Belin turned down an opportunity to represent Papua New Guinea at the World Cup. Now he explains why he’s backflipped on that decision.
Globetrotters: Where NRL stars are holidaying this off-season
From Japan to the Netherlands, Hawaii and Ho Chi Minh City, a host of high-profile NRL players are enjoying their off-season at all corners of the globe, with one even popping the question.
NRL 2023 crystal ball revisited: What our experts got right, wrong
From Jason Taumalolo playing Origin to Des Hasler’s shock return – we go back to see which NRL experts got their pre-season predictions right in the pre-season, and who got it wrong.
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‘Predictably unpredictable’: How Walker passes Cliffy class test
Like Cliff Lyons, Cody Walker was a late bloomer. And like the Manly legend, Walker is only getting better and better with age, writes Paul Crawley.
Club boss questions NRL’s Covid double standard
A club boss has hit out at the plan to rush players out of Queensland, questioning why the NRL is dodging the World Cup but will risk a hasty repatriation to New South Wales.
The Tackle: Why it’s getting hard not to like the Sea Eagles
Manly are the team most fans love to hate but their blistering form is hard to ignore as they emerge as a dark horse for the premiership. Likes, Dislikes and votes from every match in round 22.
Saga over: Tigers star signs with rival club
Tigers star Moses Mbye’s future is officially resolved after a rival club completed a deal which will see the Tigers pay some of his wages.
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