Covid leaves NRL clubs with $22m blackhole
Clubs have told the NRL exactly how much money they expect to lose this season as they are ravaged yet again by Covid-19.
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Sharks veteran pays price for poor form, not sledging
Sharks coach Josh Hannay insists veteran centre Will Chambers was dumped from first grade on form and not for the sledging storm he created in recent weeks.
Why Evans lost plot with Chambers
Will Chambers’ future at Cronulla is on thin ice after it emerged that his sledging of Warriors players reached a tipping point with Kane Evans over attempts to intimidate teen Viliame Vailea.
Griffin’s chance to exact revenge against Panthers
St George Illawarra coach Anthony Griffin is preparing to face Penrith for the first time since he was shown the door by the club.
Crowds back as Brisbane firms for grand final
Crowds will make their return to the NRL this weekend, strengthening the Queensland government’s claims to host the grand final at Suncorp Stadium
Warriors boss says Chambers has crossed the line
Cronulla centre Will Chambers is under the spotlight again after his sledging of Warriors players in the Sharks’ loss on the weekend.
Arthur to play it safe with Mahoney
Parramatta coach Brad Arthur says Reed Mahoney’s long-term future is their only priority even if it comes at the cost of short-term success
Aussie high jumper’s secret weapon
The world championships four years ago were a disappointment for Nicola McDermott, but they may have provided the catalyst for her Olympic assault.
Green could be headed for pay rise and more power
The QRL is completing its review into the failed State of Origin series and there are genuine concerns Paul Green may not return unless he is given more authority.
Beattie calls for unity after World Cup chaos
ARL Commissioner Peter Beattie has called for unity after World Cup organisers heeded the call from Australia and New Zealand to delay the World Cup for 12 months
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