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Last year I watched on with tremendous sadness as many of my colleagues in the media industry lost their jobs. Each week during the height of the pandemic in Australia there seemed to be more announcements about job cuts at some of our biggest media outlets and mastheads, including News Corp, the Sydney Morning Herald […]
The Broncos have received a blow to their Telstra Women's Premiership preparations with Raecene McGregor set to be sidelined for up to five months due to a shoulder injury. McGregor will undergo a shoulder reconstruction next week after suffering another setback while playing for the Wests Tigers in the Harvey Norman NSW Premiership. The 23-year-old originally dislocated her shoulder in a freak accident while celebrating her sister Page's try during the Harvey Norman All-Stars game in February. After missing more than a month to manage the injury, McGregor made a successful return to the fiel...
Want to see your business's name in lights at the footy? Telstra is giving away a share of $1 million in advertising space to a small business in round nine of the NRL Telstra Premiership. That includes promotion on the big screen and signage at the stadium as well as the broadcast. An additional 50 small businesses will be promoted via their local Telstra store and the My Telstra app. To enter the competition, register your interest in a Telstra Go Digital consult, ensure you meet the eligibility criteria and explain why your business could really use its name up in lights.
NRL CEO Andrew Abdo says increasing the number of games in the Telstra Women's Premiership remained a priority but a final decision won't be made until later in the year. With many past and present players, fans and commentators saying more regular-season games was a must for 2021, Abdo said it was equally important to maintain the quality. A full schedule for the women's calendar is yet to confirmed by the NRL as officials in the women's elite competitions draw up options around the NRLW's next steps before seeking approval from the ARL Commission. Should the competition be expanded and t...
Young talent to make names for themselves on big stage Author Share on social media Coach Keith Hanley has urged the Maori All Stars women to develop their "own DNA as a group" believing they have the emerging young talent to offset the absence of New Zealand-based players for Saturday’s clash with their Indigenous rivals. Injuries and border restrictions have robbed both teams of some of their best players and while there will be more than 20 new faces at Queensland Country Bank Stadium, the coaches and captains all agree the next generation of players getting an opportunity are capable of...