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Robert Toia has admitted he still doesn't know who he wants to play for at the World Cup, as the in-demand centre weighs up representing Tonga or Australia.
The Sydney Roosters are holding on to hope that Connor Watson will be cleared to run out on grand final day, but will be preparing young gun Benaiah Ioelu for the prospect of playing just his 18th NRL...
TIno Fa'asuamaleaui has capped a sad and traumatic season by winning the Gold Coast player of the year award as he prepares to join Australia's World Cup squad.
Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow has put to bed speculation about his international plans for October with a declaration that will thrill the nation of Samoa.
Newcastle players weren't sure if Jermaine McEwen was brave or mad when the fiery back-rower made it his mission to go after Penrith enforcer Moses Leota.
Jarome Luai will retain his status as the face of Pepsi in Papua New Guinea, while wearing Coca-Cola's logo on field as they become one of the Chiefs' new major sponsors.
Gold Coast lock Sienna Lofipo wants to send her idol home a loser as she admits to the derby "hate" set to explode against Brisbane. The 21-year-old is one of the brightest young talents in the game a...
For the first time in almost six years, Brian To'o is a hunter. No longer an incumbent NSW State of Origin winger, and not a current premiership holder at Penrith.
When the Sydney Roosters signed Spencer Leniu from Penrith ahead of the 2024 NRL season it was widely assumed they were getting a like-for-like replacement for Jared Waerea-Hargreaves.
Francis Manuleleua used to mow the grass outside Penrith's training centre and the barnstorming Newcastle back-rower is now intent on cutting the Panthers' premiership hopes to shreds.
Naufahu Whyte has lit the fuse for a fiery grudge match with the Dolphins, warning he and the Sydney Roosters pack won't be afraid to get into another physical altercation.
Newcastle forward Francis Manuleleua has made it his mission to muzzle Nathan Cleary as the Knights aim to claim the biggest scalp of their fairytale finals run by toppling Penrith.
Centre Ali Leiataua needs all the inspiration he can get to help keep the Warriors' hopes of securing a first NRL premiership afloat. So it's lucky his uncle is a club legend.