
Rikki-Lee Arnold
Freelance Journalist at Freelance
Content producer at QLD Rugby League. Author with Wombat Books. The First Tackle out March, 2022. Views my own.
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2 weeks ago |
moretondaily.com.au | Rikki-Lee Arnold
Words by Moreton Daily By Rikki-Lee ArnoldFor former Redcliffe great Adam Starr, summing up what it means to be a Dolphin is simple: “Loyalty”. A premiership winner with the club, Starr’s fondest memories are the mates he made and the way they’ve all stuck together since, even 20-odd years later. They all remain loyal. So much so that now Starr, and three of his 2002 premiership-winning teammates, all have sons in this year’s Mal Meninga Cup squad.
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Jan 30, 2025 |
qrl.com.au | Rikki-Lee Arnold |Kevin Braysher
Queensland Rugby League fans will be treated to more footy than ever in 2025, as Qplus.tv returns for a jampacked season. As the QRL’s home of livestreaming, the next generation of male and female talent will once again be on show for viewers far and wide. With the BMD Premiership expanding and the Harvey Norman Under 17s competing in a full season for the first time – including a finals series – the amount of games on offer continues to grow.
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Jan 30, 2025 |
qrl.com.au | Rikki-Lee Arnold
“My parents were a bit uncomfortable at the start, but really the drive from Tamworth to Canberra, it’s about the same time from Tamworth to Sunshine Coast,” he said. “It’s different because up here we have no one. In Canberra I had some family friends but this time it’s just me. It’s a bit different in that sense but it’s nothing too serious. “I’m pretty grateful in the sense that I’ve had all these experiences.
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Jan 29, 2025 |
titans.com.au | Rikki-Lee Arnold
JJ Collins wants to finish his career on his terms. The former Dolphins NRL forward – who also played with the Wests Tigers, Newcastle Knights and Canberra Raiders across his NRL career – last year stepped away from rugby league for personal reasons. But now the 28-year-old is back and determined to enjoy the years he has left in the game. “I had a year off and I’m ready to go again,” Collins said of signing with the Tweed Seagulls, where he last played in 2022.
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Jan 29, 2025 |
qrl.com.au | Rikki-Lee Arnold
JJ Collins wants to finish his career on his terms. The former Dolphins NRL forward – who also played with the Wests Tigers, Newcastle Knights and Canberra Raiders across his NRL career – last year stepped away from rugby league for personal reasons. But now the 28-year-old is back and determined to enjoy the years he has left in the game. “I had a year off and I’m ready to go again,” Collins said of signing with the Tweed Seagulls, where he last played in 2022.
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