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Stalwarts like Nat to guide next generation into Intrust Super Cup battleground. Pleasing progress being closely monitored.

Premium Content Subscriber only EXCITEMENT is building as the format is revealed for a special gala rugby league day celebrating the region's outstanding Indigenous talent. After initial plans to stage an Ipswich Indigenous All Stars v Ipswich All Stars encounter in Ipswich on March 6, the program has been extended. The Ipswich Jets will field teams in two matches - a state league trial against the PNG Hunters and an under-21 clash with the Western Mustangs, from Toowoomba. Those Saturday games will support the showpiece match between the Ipswich Indigenous All Stars and Ipswich All Stars...

"Tyson is only a young kid he's got a big future," he said. "Paul has played 9's footy for the Cook Islands and played in the team of the tournament so he's got some talent. "Big Bessie he can be anything and Patrice as well he's been in NRL systems. "I think for those guys it's up to them to take the opportunity but certainly it wouldn't surprise me if they stayed down there longer term." The coach said there is some concern however about getting the boys back on board after the six weeks. "That's all depending on borders and everything," he said.

The forgotten players: Brisbane Broncos A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size This is the 22nd article in the ongoing series where we remember some of the forgotten players from your favourite club. Today, the Brisbane Broncos. The Broncos joined the big time in 1988 and have had more than their fair share of success, winning six premierships and four minor premierships, both including the 1997 Super League competition. A total of 259 players have now turned out in first grade for the club, including these le...

Premium Content Subscriber only Rogan Dean recounts the day his life changed forever without so much as a hint of self-pity. Sitting at a Caneland Central Coffee Club table with his left leg laid up on a chair and crutches to the side, the former Sarina man takes a deep breath and readies his story as mum Leeanne Johnstone excuses herself - it's not so easy for her. On August 16, Dean was returning home from a Sunday afternoon motorbike ride to Redcliffe with a friend when a car cut across two lanes from a side street and hit him. Dean was sent flying over the handlebars and into the Sand...