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After another game littered with poor decisions, Anthony Milford is hurtling toward his moment of reckoning at the Broncos. Pete Badel has the details.

The PNG Hunters have relocated to Queensland for the 2021 season. Photo: Facebook/PNG Hunters Star winger Brendon Gutuno will see a surgeon today after breaking his arm in the third minute of the Hunters 26-14 victory in Mackay on Saturday night. The Cutters opened the scoring six minutes later but the Hunters recovered to lead 16-4 at the break and eventually prevailed by five tries to three to chalk up back to back wins. Coach Matt Church was encouraged with how the Hunters fitness held up in the key moments, despite being a man down for much of the night.

Aiken hoping 'crazy' 2020 won't be revisited Author Timestamp Share on social media When asked to sum up 2020, the only word Tarryn Aiken could find to describe her year was ''crazy". But the surreal experience has left the 21-year-old with some valuable life lessons and on the eve of the BHP Premiership competition kicking off, she is looking forward to the new season ahead. The Harvey Norman Queensland Maroons playmaker endured a rollercoaster of emotions during the COVID-affected year; including an ankle injury requiring surgery, multiple pre-seasons, strict quarantine bubbles and the chal...

Premium Content Subscriber only The experience of Chelsea Baker and Annette Brander will be critical for the CQ Capras in their season opener on Saturday, according to coach Amanda Ohl. The Capras head to Brisbane to tackle the West Brisbane Panthers at 3pm on Saturday in Round 1 of the BHP Premiership. Capras teams will also be in action in the Intrust Super Cup, Hastings Deering Colts (under-21), the Mal Meninga Cup (under-18) and Cyril Connell Challenge (under-16) this weekend. Jillaroos, Maroons and Broncos star Chelsea Baker will lead the CQ Capras in the BHP Premiership this season. ...

Munster is contracted to the Storm until the end of 2023. Should a second Brisbane team be added, Munster could potentially seek an early release, or see out his Melbourne deal before joining Queensland's fourth club the following year.     Prospective NRL team the Brisbane Jets have identified Munster as their first marquee signing, but Rodski is determined to retain a player who joined the Storm as an 18-year-old. "We would like to think we can keep Cameron," Rodski said. "He is a great player, an incredible talent and he is loving his time at Melbourne. "He has been an important p...