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State of Origin 2021: NSW Blues team announcement, NSW Govt bid to host opener - Vimarsana News

State of Origin 2021: NSW Blues team announcement, NSW Govt bid to host opener

Penrith's powerhouse start to 2021 is set to see the Panthers dominate a new-look NSW side as Brad Fittler sweats on suspension and injury hurdles.

Source: nrl.com
Why Freddy can't pick Pangai Junior for the Blues | Sunshine Coast Daily - Vimarsana News

Why Freddy can't pick Pangai Junior for the Blues | Sunshine Coast Daily

NSW were beaten in the ‘unlosable’ series only seven months ago. Picking Tevita Pangai Junior would prove the Blues haven’t learned a thing.

Why Freddy can't pick Pangai Junior for the Blues - Vimarsana News

Why Freddy can't pick Pangai Junior for the Blues

NSW were beaten in the ‘unlosable’ series only seven months ago. Picking Tevita Pangai Junior would prove the Blues haven’t learned a thing.

Source: qt.com.au
Mayor's Charity Ball raises staggering amount for causes - Vimarsana News

Mayor's Charity Ball raises staggering amount for causes

Premium Content Subscriber only Mackay’s night of nights for two incredible causes has raised more than $100,000 through generous auction bids and the region’s business community stepping up to donate. Billed as the biggest and best Mayor’s Charity Ball yet, the 422 people in attendance at the MECC Saturday night appear to have smashed previous fundraising goals with proceeds to be split between the Domestic Violence Resource Service and HeartKids Mackay. The final tally of the night’s fundraising amount is yet to be tallied, but organisers are confident it has eclipsed th...

NRL 2021, All Stars game, Maoris look to repeat 2020 success against Indigenous side - Vimarsana News

NRL 2021, All Stars game, Maoris look to repeat 2020 success against Indigenous side

On a showpiece night for rugby league in Townsville on Saturday, David Kidwell's Maori All Stars will look to make it back-to-back wins over the Indigenous All Stars after emerging victorious 30-16 in Melbourne in 2020. The star of the show in last year's game, Brandon Smith, is missing due to the lockdown in Melbourne, as are Jesse and Kenny Bromwich and Nelson Asofa-Solomona, but the Maori still boast a powerful line-up. The Indigenous All Stars have lost try-scoring ace Josh Addo-Carr but their backline still oozes class and they'll be keen to get back to the free-flowing style which yield...

Source: nrl.com