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North Queensland Cowboys 46 (Jason Taumalolo 2, Antonio Winterstein, Rory Kostjasyn, Kane Linnett, Jake Granville, Lachlan Coote, Matthew Wright tries; Johnathan Thurston 7 goals) def. Parramatta Eels 4 (Reece Robinson try) at 1300SMILES Stadium. 3:
Cronulla have released a media statement pertaining to Andrew and David Fifita who have now been stood down by the club. “The Club advises that Andrew and David Fifita have been stood down pending further
UPDATED Rick Stone has been sacked as head coach of the Newcastle Knights according to reports with club legend Danny Buderus to take over for the remainder of 2015. The Knights have had a horror
FIFITA SAGA ASKS ANOTHER QUESTION It is not the biggest issue considering what is now happening to Andrew and David Fifita with indisputable evidence surfacing they verbally assaulted a junior league official in Penrith
The seventh installment of the legendary Star Wars franchise is on its way and The81stMinute is getting pumped for the late 2015 release with some Jedi tricks of our own. Some of George Lucas’ greatest
Rugby league’s greatest ever referee Bill Harrigan wants the Fifita brothers, if found guilty, to be banned from the game for a year after an ugly incident at an A-Grade game in Penrith where the
Cronulla half-back Jeff Robson has praised Michael Ennis after another stellar performance in the Sharks’ 18-16 win over Canterbury at Belmore on Sunday. Ennis returned to his old stomping ground in fine style, claiming the
Canberra coach Ricky Stuart isn’t promising anything just yet but says his team is trying to earn respect back on their way to a finals birth. “The core of the group is 22 or 23
Canberra Raiders 34 (Rapana 2, Vaughan 2, Fensom, Lee tries; Croker 5 goals) defeated Penrith Panthers 24 (Taylor, Yeo, Segeyaro, Jennings tries; Soward 4 goals) at Pepper Stadium. Half-time: 18-18. Crowd: 8,048. 3: J. Hodgson
Sea Eagles 32 (Jorge Taufua 2, Brett Stewart 2, Jake Trbojevic, Matt Ballin tries; Jamie Lyon 4 goals) def Warriors 12 (Shaun Johnson, Albert Vete tries; Tuimoala Lolohea 2 goals) at Mount Smart Stadium. HT:
