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Why NRL teams have to break through the pain barrier to win the title
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NRL 2024

Why NRL teams have to break through the pain barrier to win the title

History says it takes an NRL village to make the finals, but a few superstars to win them. So, can the Roosters recover in 2024?

  • by Dan Walsh

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‘I’m really happy here’: To’o sets record straight on Panthers rumours
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NRL 2024

‘I’m really happy here’: To’o sets record straight on Panthers rumours

There was speculation a month ago that the game’s best winger, Brian To’o, wanted out of Penrith. For the first time, he tells his side of the story.

  • by Adrian Proszenko
Everything you need to know about the NRL finals

Everything you need to know about the NRL finals

Sydney’s east and west will collide, the 2016 grand final combatants will renew their rivalry and the Bulldogs will play finals for the first time in eight years.

  • by Adam Pengilly
From Spoon Bowl to NRL contenders: Talagi, Utoikamanu break silence on why they’re leaving Eels and Tigers

From Spoon Bowl to NRL contenders: Talagi, Utoikamanu break silence on why they’re leaving Eels and Tigers

Blaize Talagi and Stefano Utoikamanu say offers to join NRL powerhouses Penrith and Melbourne were simply too good to ignore.

  • by Christian Nicolussi
Old Chocolate Soldiers relive war stories as wreckers roll up at Penrith Park

Old Chocolate Soldiers relive war stories as wreckers roll up at Penrith Park

Penrith’s four Hall of Famers recall their favourite moments at the soon-to-be-flattened Penrith Park as the Panthers prepare to farewell the old ground.

  • by Christian Nicolussi
Glasshouses, goons and gladiators: The best and worst of NRL 2024
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NRL 2024

Glasshouses, goons and gladiators: The best and worst of NRL 2024

Some players put their names up in lights, others just put themselves under the spotlight. We rate all the defining moments of the season.

  • by Michael Chammas
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Can’t win the NRL title outside the top four? If it’s ever going to happen, Manly is the team
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NRL 2024

Can’t win the NRL title outside the top four? If it’s ever going to happen, Manly is the team

I’ve put the red pen through the Roosters after their horror injury run and the Panthers don’t seem quite right. This might be the year when NRL history gets turned on its head.

  • by Andrew Johns
Panthers could farewell traditional home with Friday finals blockbuster

Panthers could farewell traditional home with Friday finals blockbuster

Ivan Cleary’s record breakers are favourites to kick off the finals series, pending last-round results. But they also have their eyes on how to get back to their new home as quickly as possible in 2026.

  • by Adam Pengilly
After the hardest week of his life, a South Sydney Indigenous star stands tall
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After the hardest week of his life, a South Sydney Indigenous star stands tall

His teammates knew how much just being there meant to the club after the death of his mother – and it might be a valuable lesson for the Rabbitohs’ most influential star.

  • by Adam Pengilly
I’m backing the Eels to dash top-eight dreams of inconsistent Dragons
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NRL 2024

I’m backing the Eels to dash top-eight dreams of inconsistent Dragons

There are so many permutations over the last two weeks, but I suspect the race for the last spot in the top eight is a race in two - which doesn’t include the Dragons.

  • by Andrew Johns
‘From challenge comes growth’: Why Fox is backing her Panthers

‘From challenge comes growth’: Why Fox is backing her Panthers

The Panthers are paddling after back-to-back defeats – so who better to give them a timely pep talk than Olympic canoeing gold medallists Jess and Noemie Fox.

  • by Christian Nicolussi

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