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New South Wales held Queensland to nil points in front of its home crowd for the first time in State of Origin history as they beat the outclassed Maroons 26-0 in Game Two on Sunday night to seal the series in emphatic fashion. After some doubts about whether the fans would be able to attend due to a new Covid-19 outbreak, most of the 52,000 fans at Suncorp Stadium were left wishing they had been banned as they watched their team get steamrolled by NSW for the second game running. After a humiliating 50-6 loss in Game 1, Queensland would need a remarkable turnaround to prevent being on the wr...

Sky New Zealand extends broadcast partnership Author Share on social media The Australian Rugby League Commission (ARLC) and Sky New Zealand have extended and broadened their broadcast partnership until the end of the 2027 season, ensuring all NRL Telstra Premiership and NRLW games will be broadcast live across the Tasman.  The new agreement covers both regular seasons along with the Finals Series, Grand Finals and the Ampol State of Origin men’s and women’s series.  The enhanced agreement involves a new level of collaboration with both the ARLC and Sky NZ working closely alongside New ...

Hugh Jackman stunned his Australian fans on Sunday by revealing he was already on his second day in the country, via an Instagram post.

Share New South Wales have drawn first blood in the 2021 State of Origin Series against Queensland, wrapping up game one 50-6 in a humiliating defeat. It was the first-ever State of Origin match played in Townsville, with a capacity crowd of about 30,000 screaming Queenslanders on hand to cheer the Maroons. Footy game: In one picture, Hugh posted an image of his TV screen and wrote: 'C'mon the Blues!' But fans would be left devastated after the Blues racked up their biggest winning margin in history. The match went ahead despite a case of coronavirus recorded in the state earlier on Wednesda...

Hugh Jackman shows his support for NSW as he watches State of Origin Mary Mrad For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo He may be a Hollywood superstar, but Hugh Jackman proved he was a Sydney boy at heart as he supported the Blues in Wednesday night's State of Origin. The 52-year-old shared a series of photos to Instagram as he watched the football game from his home in New York. In one picture, Hugh posted an image of his TV screen and wrote: 'C'mon the Blues!' © Provided by Daily Mail ( The actor also shared another photo of the final score a...