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Shouldering finals pain nothing new for valiant Shark
Braydon Trindall has revealed how playing through a similar shoulder injury in t...
Scott Bailey (AAP) 14 Sep 2026
Fiji sets up Pacific Nations title decider
Record seven-times champions Fiji will take on hosts Japan in next weekend's Pac...
Eels flyer's future clouded after roadside drug test
Josh Addo-Carr could face an automatic 12-match ban after the Parramatta flyer a...
How NRL greats are driving Gagai's late-career surge
Dane Gagai has declared he will not let anyone retire him, with the Newcastle ve...
Scott Bailey (AAP) 14 Sep 2026
Penrith face battle to nullify star Roosters winger Nawaqanitawase
Penrith's left edge are ready to embrace the challenge of being a target for the...
Johnston gracious but 'no thanks' to Jenkins idea

Alex Johnston may have smashed Ken Irvine's long-standing tries record this year, but the South Sydney winger doesn't want any awards named after him - yet.

'Swear by it': night ritual key to Dolphin's 96 in row

Jamayne Isaako credits nightly saunas as integral to him playing 96 consecutive NRL games for a Dolphins club that he never wanted to leave. The Melbourne-bound winger will play the Warriors away in S...

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Joel Gould (AAP) Sep 11, 2026
Why Pearce is Fremantle's rock amid the chaos

Move over Wharfie Time. Because if Fremantle are to break their flag drought this year, there's a fair chance it will be thanks to the 'Moose'.

Roosters great lifts lid on future, finals injury cloud

Daniel Tupou's hopes of finishing his 15th year in the NRL with a premiership and lifting the Rugby League World Cup with Tonga hinge on his ability to manage a shoulder issue that has threatened to r...

Holmes good to go for Cook Islands in World Cup: Iro

Cook Islands skipper KL Iro has found an extra spring in his step with injured centre and former Kangaroos star Valentine Holmes making himself available for the Pacific nation in the upcoming World C...

'A challenge': new Crow on first clash against ex-club

Callum Ah Chee didn't think it would turn out this way. When joining Adelaide, he knew he'd face his former club Brisbane. But in a final? At the Gabba?

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Steve Larkin (AAP) Sep 10, 2026
Cleary sight: Cronk has Dolphins No.7 running to glory

Dolphins half Isaiya Katoa intends to up the ante with his running game in the finals after advice from league legend Cooper Cronk about how he can develop further as a playmaker.

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Joel Gould (AAP) Sep 10, 2026
'He's looking down': Fifita determined to do dad proud

South Sydney forward David Fifita says he's honouring his father's legacy by returning to the NRL finals in his first year with the Rabbitohs.

Ex-Dockers fan sets sights on ending Flagmantle tilt

Having experienced first-hand the heartbreak Fremantle fans have endured over the years, star Geelong defender Lawson Humphries knows the desperation he'll be confronted with in Friday night's semi-fi...

Sharks premiership window nowhere near closing: Hynes

Cronulla halfback Nicho Hynes has refuted the widely held claim the Sharks' premiership window is about to close, as the club suffers from finals wobbles and prepares to farewell some big-name stars a...

Point to prove: Dockers star primed for Cats clash

Fremantle's "once-in-a-generation" star Shai Bolton is being tipped to bounce back with a vengeance when he takes on Geelong in Friday night's AFL semi-final blockbuster in Perth.

Smith vows to repay Rabbitohs for their faith in him

Rabbitohs hooker Brandon Smith has vowed to repay South Sydney for sticking by him during his ongoing legal action over a drugs charge stemming from a golf weekend in Queensland last year.

Old Cowboy gives Cotter biggest win at NRL judiciary

Reuben Cotter is free to play in the finals for North Queensland after a former Cowboys under-20s player produced a five-minute clinic as a lawyer at the NRL judiciary.

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