A surprising club tops the list when it comes to how much an NRL club spends on their centre of excellence. Sunday Session reveals how much teams have dished out on their training bases.
Ray Warren’s son and long-time Wests Tigers communications officer, Chris Warren, has jumped ship to a rival club. Plus, the Knights identify Leo Thompson replacement.
From mid-season defections to a perennial NRL contender’s fall from grace, a young Aussies rise to world domination and an injured veteran’s return to the big stage, we look into our Crystal Ball for the 2025 year in sport.
State of Origin battle lines were crossed as both sides landed on the podium thanks to a pair of cutting sledges. Michael Carayannis and Brent Read deliver their 2024 sporting awards.
Bulldogs rake Reed Mahoney will have a bounty on his head heading into 2025 after accruing an array of victims in 2024. We reveal the best, and worst, feuds of the year and who won’t be exchanging Christmas cards.
A big personality and loaded with potential. Meet the teenage grandson of Arthur Beetson who is turning heads and drawing comparisons to the rugby league Immortal.
The Melbourne Storm will get a glimpse into the future with assistant coaches Marc Brentnall, Ryan Hinchcliffe and Craig Bellamy’s son Aaron to be handed the reins at the club at stages in 2025.
Manly coach Anthony Seibold and his staff have tested the limits of his players this pre-season, taking them out of their comfort zone to see how they handle a bit of chaos.
Two rival NRL clubs will wage a big-money battle for the signature of Leo Thompson after the in-demand prop indicated he would be leaving Newcastle at the end of 2025.
Latrell Mitchell and Josh Addo-Carr have made a play to have their bans reduced, applying to have the All Stars count toward their suspensions. See the full Saint, Sinner, Shoosh.
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