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The quiet man: Why James Fisher-Harris became a culture rock

The quiet man: Why James Fisher-Harris became a culture rock

The New Zealand prop will leave Penrith with the primary purpose of learning more about his lineage and becoming a family leader in his Northland village of Kohukohu.

  • by Emma Kemp

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Why your team’s on Mad Monday ... and do they have hope for 2025?

Why your team’s on Mad Monday ... and do they have hope for 2025?

From off-field dramas to being plagued by injury, each of the nine teams have reasons for not playing finals this year.

  • by Billie Eder
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
Inside the fitting final play of Shaun Johnson’s glittering NRL career

Inside the fitting final play of Shaun Johnson’s glittering NRL career

Warriors halfback brought the curtain down on his 13-year NRL career with a “touch footy highlight” from his teenage days. For his next trick, he wants to start up a playmaking academy and teach young halves to do the same.

  • by Dan Walsh
Murray eyes Prime Minister’s XIII reprieve as part of judiciary ban

Murray eyes Prime Minister’s XIII reprieve as part of judiciary ban

The South Sydney skipper will ask for the annual Prime Minister’s XIII game to be included as part of his ban so he can play for Australia at the start of the Pacific Championships.

  • by Adam Pengilly, Billie Eder and Daniel Lo Surdo
NRL air: League urged to invest in NBA-style $15m private jet

NRL air: League urged to invest in NBA-style $15m private jet

It’s a staple of American sports – and now two of the game’s most influential club bosses want the NRL to aim sky-high before Perth and Papua New Guinea teams enter the competition.

  • by Adam Pengilly
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Bunker official set to be stood down after Bulldogs skipper escapes sin bin for high tackle

Bunker official set to be stood down after Bulldogs skipper escapes sin bin for high tackle

The NRL is poised to take action after Stephen Crichton was allowed to remain on the field for an offence that players were sin binned for just 24 hours earlier.

  • by Adrian Proszenko
Sea Eagles ‘win ugly’ against Warriors to close in on finals berth
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NRL 2024

Sea Eagles ‘win ugly’ against Warriors to close in on finals berth

Manly beat the Warriors at 4 Pines Park on Friday night, despite coming up against a powerful Warriors outfit.

  • by Billie Eder
Knights rookie’s day out in win over Tigers; Dolphins outlast Warriors in thriller

Knights rookie’s day out in win over Tigers; Dolphins outlast Warriors in thriller

Newcastle and the Dolphins did their finals hopes no harm with home wins on Sunday.

  • by Jasper Bruce
Unlikely hero saves fade-out: Four things learnt from Dolphins’ thriller

Unlikely hero saves fade-out: Four things learnt from Dolphins’ thriller

At last, the Dolphins have prevailed in a thriller – courtesy of an unlikely hero – but some serious flaws have also been exposed.

  • by Nick Wright
Walker’s five-star night helps Roosters to win; Eels shock Warriors

Walker’s five-star night helps Roosters to win; Eels shock Warriors

Talented youngsters Sam Walker and Blaize Talagi played starring roles in a pair of high-scoring matches.

  • by Jacob Shteyman and Joel Gould

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