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QRL has slammed NRL CEO Andrew Abdo following accusations the game tried to handball a decision on Israel Folau’s return to Queensland officials.

NRL 2021: Penrith Panthers beat Brisbane Broncos 20-12 Rugby League by Peter Badel, Emma Greenwood 16th Apr 2021 5:10 AM Premium Content Finally, the Broncos have found a heartbeat. Penrith may have won the war but Brisbane have won a battle for credibility after Kevin Walters' troops took last year's grand finalists to the wire in the Broncos' gut-wrenching 20-12 loss at Suncorp Stadium. Only two pieces of magic inside the final seven minutes from Penrith maestro Nathan Cleary - one a 42m field goal, the other a 77th-minute ...

Coach Kevin Walters is adamant close isn't good enough for this new era of the Broncos as he lauded his side’s lionhearted effort in the 20-12 loss to Penrith but demanded they find the composure in clutch moments. Walters was both inspired and dejected after the heartbreaking defeat, confident his men could’ve produced the upset of the NRL season if they’d executed under pressure late in the game. Instead, it was Panthers half Nathan Cleary who iced the game, a 43 metre field goal in the 74th minute and try soon after to extend Penrith’s undefeated start to 2021 to six straight games...

Michael Nunn IT'S Rivalry Round this week in the Intrust Super Cup and I am not going to try and talk down our competitiveness against the Easts Tigers. The Tigers are our closest rival, our neighbour, the guy next door. But the Tigers aren't that good guy next door. They're the neighbour that comes over for a BBQ but brings terrible beer and drinks your Balters. The Tigers are the neighbour that doesn't bring your bin in when he gets his or collect your mail while you are away. The Tigers have won 12 or their past 19 against the Jets with one draw. Although it is still a tight contest o...

Broncos set to swoop on Penrith Origin hero Kurt Capewell became a State of Origin hero last year and the Penrith utility is licking his lips at the thought of a move back to Queensland. Rugby League by Travis Meyn and Peter Badel 14th Apr 2021 4:56 PM Premium Content Subscriber only Queensland Origin hero Kurt Capewell could make a shock move to the Brisbane Broncos next year as the Panthers utility faces being squeezed out of Penrith. On the eve of Thursday night's Broncos-Panthers showdown at Suncorp Stadium, The Couri...