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Premium Content Subscriber only A Coast rugby league club says it hasn't gone rogue or switched allegiance from the Sunshine Coast Falcons to a rival Intrust Super Cup club. Beerwah Bulldogs did however confirm the club had an arrangement with the Norths Devils where they would provide ways for players to train and trial at the Brisbane-based club. Bulldogs captain coach Jordan Meads said the club had met with the Sunshine Coast Falcons and the Sunshine Coast Rugby League late last year who had granted their proposal. However, it's understood that their move has not been well received wit...

Ben Hunt believes his ex-Brisbane teammate Andrew McCullough would be an asset to the Dragons on and off the field as he looks forward to starting his own season with the knowledge he will be wearing the No.7 jersey. After sitting out of Broncos training on Thursday, McCullough’s move is expected to be confirmed within days and Hunt said he was keen to reunite with the former Queensland hooker, who has been targeted by new St George Illawarra coach Anthony Griffin for his "game-management skills". The clubs have been negotiating around a McCullough move since the new year but they are yet t...

Brisbane are expected to both hit the player market and ramp up their retention bid for Kotoni Staggs with the salary cap space freed up by Andrew McCullough's mooted Dragons move. McCulllough was given time off from training by coach Kevin Walters on Thursday to finalise his future, with a three-year offer from St George Illawarra set to see him released from Red Hill. The veteran hooker's exit will free more than $300,000 in the Broncos 2021 salary cap given they have already paid three months of McCullough's wage – estimated at roughly $600,000 – since November. Walters' son Billy Walt...

Premium Content Subscriber only IN her 18th year as club president, Leanne Haley is waiting to see who returns after last year's COVID-challenged Ipswich hockey season. The early signs are Norths will field teams in most divisions with C-Grade boys and R2 women the major team concerns at this time of the year. "A lot of our juniors coming through we are not sure where we are putting them yet until we see who else turns up,'' Haley said. "With COVID last year . . . some people decided to come back and some people didn't; it will be interesting to see which of those who didn't choose not to...

‘They’re fan favourites back at home in PNG, and I’m sure they’ll both be popular with the CQ locals as well.’