Bizarre twist of fate delivered star back to Dolphins
Dolphins winger Jack Bostock has revealed how a teammate "recruited" him by chance in 2022 when he was signed to St George Illawarra.
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Broncos legend revives youthful Mr Fix-It days
Broncos veteran Corey Oates has revealed why his new utility role is nothing new and how he battled through a knee injury to play wherever the coach wants him.
Sailor wants Broncos bench spot when Walsh returns
Brisbane fullback Tristan Sailor has been taking tips from the injured Reece Walsh and says there is room for both of them in the same side.
Stuart fumes as Raiders capitulate against Sharks
Cronulla have gone from 18-0 down after 25 minutes against Canberra to pull off a 36-22 comeback win, infuriating Raiders coach Ricky Stuart.
Sezer’s match-winner ices Tigers’ upset of Eels
Wests Tigers have scored a famous Easter Monday win over Parramatta, thanks to halves pairing Aidan Sezer and Lachie Galvin.
Stuart warns Canberra’s collapse will be “dealt with”
Canberra could be in for a tough week at the hands of Ricky Stuart, with the Raiders coach fuming about his team's capitulation to Cronulla.
Walker adamant he and Keary best for Roosters halves
Sydney Roosters half Sam Walker insists he and Luke Keary are the best halves pairing for the NRL club, stating there is no need for an early transition period.
Roosters players miffed by obstructions, want clarity
Sydney Roosters star Sam Walker says he has been confused by up to five obstruction calls this season, and wants the NRL to be clearer on the rule.
Bizarre twist of fate delivered Bostock to Dolphins
Dolphins winger Jack Bostock has revealed how a teammate "recruited" him by chance in 2022 when he was signed to St George Illawarra.
Talakai happy to stay in pack to help depleted Sharks
Cronulla centre Siosifa Talakai is happy to remain in the Sharks' pack long term if asked, after getting his love playing second row back against Canberra.
Broncos blueprint to end eight-year Storm hoodoo
Brisbane haven't beaten Melbourne away since 2016 but their compelling victory in last year's finals series gave them the foundations for ending that sorry run.
Titans not worried by Fifita contract situation
David Fifita has six weeks to decide if he wants to stay at a struggling Gold Coast for the next two years, but the Titans insist they are not worried.
Shaun Johnson hungry but not for Dally M Medal
Shaun Johnson missed out on the Dally M Medal by a whisker last season but that hasn't motivated him to chase the award this year.
Munster completes contact training, set for round five
Melbourne's Cameron Munster is on track to return from his groin injury in time for the round-five NRL clash against Brisbane.
Former Cowboys captains inspire unbeaten NRL start
North Queensland coach Todd Payten has hailed the humility and first class response by Jason Taumalolo and Chad Townsend after being relieved of the captaincy.
Schneider follows long line of Penrith’s student No.7s
Brad Schneider's chance to deputise for Nathan Cleary makes him the latest student of the game to step into the coveted role as Penrith's back-up No.7.
Dolphins half Isaiya Katoa re-signs until end of 2028
Playmaker Isaiya Katoa has been earmarked as the man to lead the Dolphins into the future as the 20-year-old signs a three-year extension with the club.
‘I’d love to stay a Dragon’: Su’A denies Bennett links
Dragons star Jaydn Su'A wants to remain at St George Illawarra, and insists he is not holding out for a third stint under mentor Wayne Bennett.
Robinson backs concussion protocol despite bunker error
Trent Robinson has stood by the NRL's concussion protocols, despite the bunker's independent doctor misdiagnosing Sam Walker mid-game in round three.
‘It’d be sad’ to farewell Leichhardt: Tigers’ Papali’i
Isaiah Papali'i would be sad to farewell Leichhardt Oval but Wests Tigers players appear resigned they will have little say in the club's future at the ground.
Taylan holds hope of May-Day despite Penrith deal
Re-signed Penrith centre Taylan May is still holding hope of one day playing alongside his brothers even though it may have to be in the Super League.
Struggling South Sydney wield the axe but back Hawkins
Two more players have paid the price for South Sydney's slow start to the season, but Dean Hawkins will stay at halfback for the clash against Canterbury.
Campbell back, Titans address ’embarrassing’ NRL start
Jayden Campbell's return is some good news for Gold Coast after an "embarrassing" and "unacceptable" start to the NRL season under new coach Des Hasler.
Dolphins’ Hammer set for Titans after time in the Sun
Dolphins No.1 Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow was in the Gold Coast Suns' AFL academy as a youth and almost signed with them, but now he's set to destroy the Titans.
Cowboys to shed ‘too nice’ tag against Broncos: Payten
North Queensland coach Todd Payten wants his undefeated side to take a more ruthless approach to defence in one key area against Brisbane.
Broncos pack must fire up in Haas’s absence: Petero
Brisbane legend Petero Civoniceva has challenged the forward pack to adapt to life without Payne Haas against the Cowboys as he backs the club's mix of props.
Cowboy Drinkwater no longer a gunslinger: Coach Payten
North Queensland fullback Scott Drinkwater has developed into a complete player and coach Todd Payten says it is due to his selfless dedication to the craft.
‘Could have been me’: Hastings axing focuses Gamble
Newcastle's Tyson Gamble has quit social media and taken a long hard look at himself after the brutal early season axing of his halves partner Jackson Hastings.
Broncos’ Piakura out of Cowboys clash, Oates recalled
Brisbane's Brendan Piakura will miss four weeks as Jaiyden Hunt makes his club debut and veteran Corey Oates comes on to the bench against North Queensland.
NSW government denies Tigers’ Leichhardt funding plea
NSW Premier Chris Minns has denied Wests Tigers' request to fund upgrades to Leichhardt Oval, casting further doubt on the stadium's future as an NRL venue.
Ban-magnet Sivo vows to fine-tune tackle technique
After seven disciplinary charges in little more than a year, Parramatta enforcer Maika Sivo is working hard to avoid another visit to the judiciary.