Cotchin, Riewoldt ‘managed’ for Tigers’ clash with Dogs
Richmond have opted to rest triple-premiership heroes Trent Cotchin and Jack Riewoldt for their round-four clash with the Western Bulldogs at the MCG.
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New Hynes deal among most significant in Sharks history
Nicho Hynes has inked a five-year extension with the Sharks, meaning the reigning Dally M medallist will stay at Cronulla until at least the end of 2029.
Coach wants more from Latrell, but says critics unfair
Jason Demetriou wants Latrell Mitchell to get his hands on the ball more for South Sydney, but says criticism of the No.1's lack of touches is overblown.
Composed Croker’s return can help reset Raiders
Canberra have recalled 292-game veteran Jarrod Croker for their visit to Brisbane, and hope the returning club legend can help turn their fortunes around.
Wood eases Saints injury concerns ahead of Suns game
While Jimmy Webster has joined St Kilda's long injury list, in-form utility Mason Wood and Liam Stocker have been cleared to play against Gold Coast.
Ponga cleared to train, set for round-eight NRL return
Kalyn Ponga has set his sights on a round-eight NRL comeback from concussion, with the Newcastle Knights superstar cleared to return to training.
Western United can beat anyone, says coach Aloisi
Western United coach John Aloisi says his club have the beating of anyone in the A-League Men as they set their sights on sneaking into the finals.
Carlton without Walsh for Kangaroos Good Friday clash
Carlton will head to their Good Friday clash with North Melbourne without midfielder Sam Walsh, who will only return to action after back surgery next weekend.
Dolphins’ Nikorima back where Bennett always wanted him
The Dolphins' Kodi Nikorima had his best season in the NRL under Wayne Bennett at the Broncos in 2018 and the coach says his new No.6 is ready to fire again.
Ciraldo’s depleted Dogs won’t bite on turnaround excuse
Down on troops, Canterbury insist they can't use their short lead-in for their meeting with Souths as an excuse.
Broncos re-sign gun centre Mariner until end of 2027
Brisbane lose Herbie Farnworth to the Dolphins in 2024 but his likely replacement Deine Mariner is signed long-term, to the delight of club legend Steve Renouf.
Tigers’ Klemmer gives thumbs down to social media
David Klemmer has warned Tigers teammate Daine Laurie of social media's danger after the fullback Laurie was caught liking a video after their loss to Brisbane.
Drinkwater back to face former Cowboy Tabuai-Fidow
Two former North Queensland fullbacks will lock-horns when the Cowboys face the Dolphins in a Good Friday NRL derby blockbuster.
Raiders stars back Wighton to join million-dollar club
Canberra players Elliott Whitehead and Jamal Fogarty say out-of-contract teammate Jack Wighton will be worth every penny of a $1 million-plus annual pay packet.
Martin, Hopper back but no Tarrant for Richmond
Richmond will be bolstered by big names Dustin Martin and Jacob Hopper against the Western Bulldogs, but will have to wait for Robbie Tarrant's return.
Magpies deny culture issue after Crisp’s leaked video
The AFL will interview Collingwood player Jack Crisp next week after a video featuring drug references appeared on social media.
Demons’ coach Goodwin bullish on Pickett signature
In-demand Kysaiah Pickett is weighing up his AFL future, but Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin is confident the premiership player will recommit to the club.
Harris ahead of Renshaw in race to challenge Warner
Marcus Harris has won back his national Cricket Australia contract as selectors indicated he will tour with the Ashes squad ahead of Matthew Renshaw.
ACL confirmed for Williamson, set to miss World Cup
Scans have confirmed New Zealand captain Kane Williamson has ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament, leaving him in huge doubt for October's one-day World Cup.
Adam Scott urging Min Woo Lee to seize the moment
Former champ Adam Scott wants young guns Min Woo Lee and Harrison Crowe to seize the moment as Australia's first two starters hit the fairways at the Masters.
McDermott clashes with White in vital Wallabies trial
Queensland Reds might be riding back-to-back Super Rugby losses but they will take confidence from the past as they welcome the Brumbies to Suncorp Stadium.
Waerea-Hargreaves career call left for mid-season
A decision on Jared Waerea-Hargreaves' future at the Sydney Roosters won't be made until mid-season, as the focus shifts to beating Melbourne Storm.
Dare to be different: ‘Wilmot Way’ takes hold at Lions
Brisbane have a live one in Darcy Wilmot, whose confidence to be himself on and off the field is bringing dare and a welcome nuisance value to the AFL club.
Greg Norman not welcome at Augusta for 2023 Masters
Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley has confirmed Greg Norman hasn't been invited to the 2023 Masters but said he would never rule out the LIV chief's return.
Magpies star Crisp under investigation for leaked video
Collingwood star Jack Crisp is under investigation after a video full of crude Snapchats circulated on social media.
City beat Victory, bring pitch invasion saga to a close
Three-and-a-half months after a pitch invasion forced the abandonment of the Melbourne derby, Melbourne City have claimed a 2-1 win over Melbourne Victory.
Picklum returns to Bells Beach a much-changed surfer
Plenty has changed for Australian surfer and world No.1 Molly Picklum since she was a first-round elimination a year ago at Bells Beach.
Reynolds key to Broncos premiership chances: Lockyer
Broncos great Darren Lockyer has compared halfback Adam Reynolds to Allan Langer and says the current captain is vital to the club's seventh title charge.
Bateman open to Wighton reunion at Wests Tigers
Wests Tigers forward John Bateman says Canberra five-eighth Jack Wighton would make a welcome addition to the NRL club's lineup.
DCE insists Manly have enough variety at the death
Daly Cherry-Evans is the only Manly player to kick a field goal in nine years, but insists he has enough support to close out tight NRL games.
Cherry-Evans says players may allow NRL trade changes
Players' union president Daly Cherry-Evans has given the strongest indication yet his association could allow the NRL to change contract windows.