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Jarrod Mullen signs with Sunshine Coast Falcons Rugby League by Chris Honnery Premium Content Subscriber only The Sunshine Coast Falcons have conceded the signing of former NRL bad boy Jarrod Mullen will likely raise a few eyebrows but the club is willing to give the controversial playmaker a second chance. Mullen was slapped with a four-year ban by the NRL back in 2017 after he tested positive for the banned steroid Drostanolone by the leagues anti-doping...

NRL bad boy Jarrod Mullen has outlined why he chose the Sunshine Coast Falcons as the club to resurrect his career and how he has turned his life around.

‘They’re fan favourites back at home in PNG, and I’m sure they’ll both be popular with the CQ locals as well.’

Premium Content Subscriber only Coach Michael Crawley says the Mackay Cutters’ allocation of North Queensland Cowboys players will “make a big difference” to the club’s 2021 Intrust Super Cup campaign. And though the pair of internationals are unlikely to see the field as Cutters this season, there are a handful of other notable names who could play key roles in Crawleys side. Emre Pere, Shane Wright, Mitch Dunn and Reuben Cotter have all played regular minutes for the Cut...

Eleven new faces have been named in the Papua New Guinea Hunters rugby league squad as they prepare to relocate to Brisbane.

Premium Content Subscriber only Guy Williams has described as an “irresistible opportunity” his appointment as head coach of the CQ Capras. The 36 year old will take on the top job this season following the resignation of David Faiumu, who spent the past two years in the position. Williams has a long and successful association with the Capras. He is the most capped player in the club’s history, having made 216 appearances in the maroon and blue since his debut in 2002. His enduring playin...

Club stalwart takes on role following the resignation of David Faiumu.

Premium Content Subscriber only Hundreds of games worth of NRL and Queensland Cup experience will lead the Moranbah Miners into the 2021 Rugby League Mackay and District season. The club has welcomed a host of notable names – some household – ahead of a return to the RLMD set-up, after sitting out last year’s restructured season due to COVID-19. Perhaps the most notable addition to local footy fans is that of former Mackay Cutters skipper Cooper Bambling, who departed the Intrust Super ...

David Faiumu: ‘I will be forever grateful for the opportunity to lead the CQ Capras.’

David Faiumu: ‘I will be forever grateful for the opportunity to lead the CQ Capras.’