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Panthers coach Ivan Cleary.

‘Big money means great expectation’. Ivan Cleary knows a thing or two about developing young stars

Penrith coach Ivan Cleary was happy for his son Nathan to be paid “unders” early in his career, to alleviate pressure.

  • Robert Dillon

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There’s more pain to come for the Panthers.

Penrith are already 1-5 and battling, but a whole new world of hurt is coming

Penrith’s salary cap squeeze has the champion club in pain and the end of their premiership dynasty is looming. Especially given what’s around the corner in the NRL.

  • Dan Walsh
Five is not alive ... Penrith

Put a fork in the Penrith Panthers. They’re done

A fourth-straight grand final win came just six months ago for the Panthers. Right now, it seems like an eon.

  • Peter FitzSimons
Will Reece Robson keep his NSW No. 9 jersey, or lose it to Wayde Egan, Api Koroisau, Mitch Kenny or Blayke Brailey.

Forget the Blues’ backline. This is the big issue facing Laurie Daley

Reece Robson is the most penalised player in the NRL and his form has dipped. If Robson doesn’t wear the NSW No. 9 jersey, who does?

  • Christian Nicolussi
Nathan Cleary couldn’t save the Panthers this time.

The Panthers are in disarray. How did it get to this?

It appeared there would be no end to the Penrith dynasty. But after five consecutive losses, the Panthers are in freefall.

  • Adrian Proszenko
Hotel mogul Jerry Schwartz wanted a helipad at the Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour.

Sky’s no limit at Jerry Schwartz’s Sofitel hotel in Darling Harbour

The property baron and rich-lister is opting for an extravagant addition on top of his landmark building.

  • Carolyn Cummins
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‘The Hammer’ finishes with a hat-trick.

Dynasty over? Four things learnt in Dolphins’ demolition of champions

Just six rounds into the NRL campaign, and if you believe the stats, the Panthers’ remarkable dynasty is about to come to an end.

  • Nick Wright
Nathan Cleary returns for the Panthers against the Cowboys on Friday evening.

Dynamic Dolphins consign Panthers to fifth-straight loss

Penrith’s hopes of a fifth-straight premiership appear to be over after suffering a 30-12 loss to the Dolphins at Suncorp Stadium.

  • Adrian Proszenko
Wests Tigers are no certainties to keep playing at Campbelltown beyond 2026.

‘No promises’: Campbelltown mayor responds to Tigers’ $50m stadium ultimatum

The Wests Tigers say they may leave Campbelltown unless there are stadium upgrades. Now the local mayor has responded.

  • Christian Nicolussi
Nathan Cleary and Isaiya Katoa.

Why we’re watching the two NSW No.7s of the next decade and beyond

Nathan Cleary tells me he watches 21-year-old Isaiya Katoa “with admiration”. Both have critical learning curves, and more than a decade of dominance ahead of them.

  • Andrew Johns

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