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Canberra Raiders forwards Corey Harawira-Naera and Corey Horsburgh have been charged with drink driving offences.

Predictions for the 2021 NRL season A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size With just under six weeks out from the kick-off to the upcoming NRL season, I looked into the crystal ball for 2021 and conjured up some unabashed predictions for where clubs will place after the regular season, their most valuable player (MVP), how the finals series will play out, the Dally M recipient and Dally M team of the year. Ladder (after 25 rounds) Club MVP: Harry Grant The benchmark club in Australian sport, the Melbourne Sto...

If you have an answer, you likely have a great buy.   * Where do Jordan Riki and Tesi Niu fit in? Both are cheapies, both are set for starting spots and both are in the top 30 most popular players. Riki is hoping to take David Fifita's back row spot. Niu has been called Brisbane's "best fullback prospect since Darren Lockyer", but has been training mainly in the right centre spot vacated by Kotoni Staggs (ACL). * Is Anthony Milford fit and firing? The former KFC SuperCoach stud starts at his cheapest ever price following a horror year where he averaged just 34 - half the output of his ...

Whether they be a young prospect or a hardened veteran, it's always exciting when a player joins a new club. An astute signing or two can often drastically change a club's fortunes, making the recruitment manager's job crucial. There's been a flurry of movement over the summer, and as season 2021 draws nearer, NRL.com has named each team's key recruit. Some will quickly become cornerstones in their fresh surroundings, while others may bide their time before showing their worth. Brisbane Broncos John Asiata After the departures of prop Joe Ofahengaue and edge forward David Fifita, John Asiata'...

The UK Government recently accepted St Helens RFC’s offer to use their Totally Wicked Stadium as a mass-vaccination centre (although with typically health-conscious BBC neutrality, they weren’t allowed to refer to its sponsored naming by an e-cig firm). While it’s great news, I find it somewhat ironic that the people responsible for the existence of […]