The son of one of the Wallabies’ most decorated players is weighing up whether his future lies in rugby or with the Roosters. These are the 22 schoolboy rugby stars on the books at NRL clubs.
To keep or to ditch in 2026? That is the crucial question NRL clubs are racing to answer. We take a look at some of the players vying for a new deal and to determine if they should be re-signed or let go.
Maroons star Gehamat Shibasaki has been the NRL’s success story of 2025 and his stunning rise at the Brisbane Broncos has caught the eye of cashed-up rival clubs.
Manly and the Warriors have thrown a spanner in the race to the NRL finals, as two heavyweights battle for a second bite of the cherry. We’ve crunched the numbers on the Ladder Predictor to determine who’s in and who’s out of finals contention.
The Brisbane Broncos season has been far from a smooth ride, but with the finals now in reach the critics of coach Michael Maguire have gone silent and his players have begun to play for him.
The Battle of Brisbane has added another chapter to its book of feuds with the Dolphins furious over the Broncos’ refusal to release Selwyn Cobbo.
Dumped Broncos hooker Cory Paix is fighting to save his NRL career after talks over a possible move to arch-rivals the Cowboys have collapsed.
Marquee Brisbane recruit Ben Hunt is set to complete the club’s playmaking dream team for the first time. But his return has left another star fighting for his Broncos career. SEE THE FULL SQUADS
The NRL is confronting a disturbing truth about the scenes of a Broncos star being booed in a way the league has never seen before.
Gehamat Shibasaki will make a shock debut for Queensland in the State of Origin decider on Wednesday night and the Maroons bolter has exclusively revealed his driving force.
Just 12 months ago he was languishing on the NRL scrap heap. Now Gehamat Shibasaki has hit the jackpot, with the Maroons bolter set to pocket $160,000 this season following his stunning resurrection.
The Brisbane Broncos have overcome a shocking first half performance and produced a stunning comeback to beat the Canterbury Bulldogs without their Origin stars.
The Baby Broncos own a special place in the history of the NRL club. So what happened to the class of 2002? WHERE ARE THEY NOW
Frustrations among the Bulldogs fans spilt over in the dying stages of the game, as Ezra Mam – who was booed every time he touched the ball – orchestrated a miracle comeback for the Broncos.
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