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Melbourne’s Xavier Coates scoring what was voted the NRL try of the year in 2024.

Could Melbourne pinch the NRL grand final from Sydney? Here’s how Storm boss says it can happen

Storm chief executive Justin Rodski believes if his club can create a marquee game at the MCG, it could be a precursor to hosting the NRL grand final.

  • Roy Ward

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Former Roosters star and New Zealand international Joey Manu.

Why Joey Manu could be on the verge of an NRL return

The 28-year-old is considering asking for a release from his French rugby deal to return home due to family reasons.

  • Michael Chammas
Fonua Pole and James Fisher-Harris collide at Campbelltown.

Luai’s high shot and injuries add headaches to Tigers heartbreak

The Tigers may have discovered newfound resolve but it was the same old heartbreak with their $1.25 million half placed on report in a nailbiting loss to the Warriors.

  • Dan Walsh
Warriors star Dylan Walker is on his way to the Eels.

Eels sign former Origin utility as potential Dylan Brown replacement

Parramatta has made a shock premiership-winning signing who could become the replacement for departing Newcastle star Dylan Brown.

  • Adrian Proszenko
Payne Haas makes a run for Brisbane.

Haas, Reynolds star as Broncos beat improved Cowboys

The Broncos proved too good for an improved Cowboys side after the Warriors snapped an eight-game losing run against the Roosters on Friday night.

  • Dominic Brock
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck suffered a hamstring injury against the Roosters.

Tuivasa-Sheck made crucial tackle with torn hamstring in win over Roosters

Roger Tuivasa-Sheck and Connor Watson were sidelined as the Warriors ended an eight-game losing streak against Sydney Roosters in Auckland.

  • Robert Dillon
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The Roosters celebrate Sandon Smith’s try.

‘Greatest win as a club’: Injury-hit Roosters savour upset for the ages

Written off, down on troops and facing the four-time premiers at full-strength, the Roosters hung on for one of the great rugby league boilovers.

  • Dan Walsh and Dominic Brock
Tom Trbojevic and Daly Cherry-Evans were both injured in Manly’s loss to the Warriors.

Trbojevic, Cherry-Evans injured in nightmare night for Manly

Manly were left licking their wounds in more ways than one after champions Daly Cherry-Evans and Tom Trbojevic were injured in Friday night’s 36-16 hammering from the Warriors at Mount Smart Stadium.

  • Robert Dillon
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 08: Tom Trbojevic of the Sea Eagles makes a break during the round one NRL match between Manly Sea Eagles and North Queensland Cowboys at 4 Pines Park, on March 08, 2025, in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Cameron Spencer/Getty Images)

Why Manly should be thanking Mal Meninga

A return to international football and an injury-free off-season are the two reasons behind Manly ace Tom Trbojevic’s blazing start to the season.

  • Christian Nicolussi
Peter V’landys and Andrew Abdo at Allegiant Stadium.

NRL matches were screened free-to-air in the US for the first time. Here’s how many tuned in

Live rugby league was beamed into American homes at the weekend as the NRL again took its season opener to Las Vegas.

  • Frances Howe and Michael Chammas

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