NewsBite

Advertisement
The Raiders celebrate.

Fairytale debut for Jed Stuart as the Raiders hang on to beat the Tigers

Jarome Luai backed up from Origin for the Tigers against the second-placed Canberra Raiders, but his heroics were not enough.

  • by Adrian Proszenko

Insight & Analysis

Jason Ryles is swimming with Eels … and piranhas

Jason Ryles was the most wanted coach after his apprenticeship with Craig Bellamy – but can he bring a premiership to a team that hasn’t won a title in 39 years?

Roy Masters
Roy Masters

Sports Columnist

Were the Blues unfairly treated? Here are all eight penalties blown against them in the first half

Have your say on each decision in one of the most lopsided 40-minute penalty counts in 25 years.

Dan Walsh
Dan Walsh

Sports Reporter

Bloody hell – those Queenslanders have done it again

It was all over after NSW scored the first try right? Wrong, wrong, wrong - you just can’t kill the Maroons.

Peter FitzSimons
Peter FitzSimons

Columnist and author

Advertisement

More News

Rising Tigers star Tallyn Da Silva.

Tigers rising star hits market early as Souths bid for playmaker to stay

The Wests Tigers’ roster moves continue with one of their brightest local juniors sizing up a potential mid-season move with loan and swap deals being discussed.

  • by Dan Walsh
Jed Stuart in action for the Raiders in a trial match.

‘Shot of whisky’: How Ricky Stuart will cope with son’s Canberra debut

The veteran coach feels like a proud father every time he hands a player a debut. On Friday, it’s for real, as Jed Stuart becomes Raider No.404.

  • by Adrian Proszenko

Popular in NRL

Loading

Original URL: https://www.theage.com.au/sport/nrl