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AFL premiership forward Willie Rioli has avoided a conviction and been placed on a good behaviour bond after pleading guilty to drug possession. Northern Territory police found 24.23 grams of the drug on the West Coast star after a heavily taped package fell from his shorts during screening at Darwin airport on April 23. Rioli, 25, pleaded guilty on Wednesday in Darwin Local Court to possessing a schedule 2 dangerous drug of less than a trafficable quantity. AFL premiership forward Willie Rioli arriving at Darwin Local Court to face a drug possession charge 'Shame, loss, humiliation, grief. T...

My club's not from Sydney: Sell me on NRL conferences A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size With an NRL draw based on conferences seemingly back on the table, Phil Gould was asked who the losers would be under the system. Gould, in his typically balanced and considered manner, responded, “I don’t care”. “It’s in the best interests of the game,” he said on his Six Tackles with Gus podcast. It’s in the best interests of the game in Sydney. There has been staggering narrow-mindedness and Sydneysi...

Chris Arkwright and Kurt Sornsen. Picture: Eddie Whitham WELL here is a collision in the making - very much a case of the immovable object meeting the irresistible force.  Saints' Chris Arkwright may be giving away a stone or two against Widnes' burly Kiwi enforcer Kurt Sorensen - but he is already homing in for the challenge. Arkwright was a tough skipper, who led by example, and who never took a backward step. But he has a challenge there, given Sorensen was one of the toughest players in the competition - and not bad at slipping the ball, too. This shot is from the Premiership T...

Chris Arkwright and Kurt Sornsen. Picture: Eddie Whitham WELL here is a collision in the making - very much a case of the immovable object meeting the irresistible force.  Saints' Chris Arkwright may be giving away a stone or two against Widnes' burly Kiwi enforcer Kurt Sorensen - but he is already homing in for the challenge. Arkwright was a tough skipper, who led by example, and who never took a backward step. But he has a challenge there, given Sorensen was one of the toughest players in the competition - and not bad at slipping the ball, too. This shot is from the Premiership T...