Another NRL season is now officially underway and despite an off-season marred with many players making the news for all the wrong reasons, the attention finally turned to a new ...
The first round of the 2019 NRL season is officially under wraps, and this year in particular sees a new crop of British players take their talents Down Under.
Former Wakefield, Widnes and Crusaders second-rower Frank Winterstein has signed with Penrith for the 2019 season after his release from Manly.
As an already action-packed Super League season gets into full swing, we turn our attention slightly to down under and the confides of the NRL as the 2019 season is ...
Parramatta forward Peni Terepo has been stood down by the Eels after club officials were made aware of an alcohol-related incident in New Zealand on the weekend.
New Canberra recruit Ryan Sutton knows the pressure an Englishman comes under when joining the NRL, but he’s relishing the opportunity to prove himself.
Isaiah Papali’i has been stood down for the opening round of the NRL season for a drink-driving offence.
Canberra have signed Wigan half-back George Williams on a three-year deal, according to The Mole.
World champions Sydney Roosters are the favourites to win this season’s NRL, which kicks off on Thursday.
Matt Cecchin has returned to the NRL after Super League has postponed the introduction of two referees.
Cameron Smith thinks the NRL should consider bringing in a salary cap exemption for ‘one-club, 300-gamers’ to encourage loyalty.
St George Illawarra forward Jack de Belin will begin legal proceedings in Federal Court against the ARL Commission after he was stood down.
Penrith’s Tyrone May has been stood down by the NRL after after a series of videos were leaked showing Panthers players engaging in lewd behaviour.
Penrith have passed the name of a player from another club to the NRL integrity unit in the belief that person might be responsible for the distribution of lewd footage.
Parramatta have promoted half-back Dylan Brown to their top 30 squad until the end of the 2020 season.
The NRL have proposed to introduce a ‘Wildcard Weekend’ as part of a new finals system that could be brought into fruition in 2020.
The NRL have imposed sanctions for salary cap breaches and off-field behaviour matters which have been investigated by the integrity unit.