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Rugby League stands out as Australia's most thrilling and beloved sport. With a rich legacy that began in 1908, Rugby League broadcasts have become some of the most viewed shows on Australian television. The NRL Telstra Premiership represents the pinnacle of elite sports competition in the nation, while the Holden State of Origin series between New South Wales and Queensland showcases the fiercest rivalry in Australian sports. At its core, Rugby League is a sport rooted in community, with hundreds of thousands of players participating across Australia, particularly in rural areas. Additionally, countless volunteers dedicate their time to ensure that individuals of all ages can enjoy playing the sport they cherish every weekend. On this site, you can explore Rugby League from its grassroots beginnings to the highest professional levels, as well as learn about the roles of the Australian Rugby League Commission and the National Rugby League in managing the sport.

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NRL 2025, round 14, live blog, Melbourne Storm, North Qld Cowboys, Dolphins, St George Illawarra Dragons, match highlights, coaches media conferences, injuries | NRL.com

1 day ago | nrl.com | Colleen Edwards

A host of the Maroons' finest square off in a mouth-watering clash at AAMI Park when the Storm and Cowboys square off before the Dolphins and Dragons match motors in Brisbane. The fourth-placed Storm have Cameron Munster, Trent Loiero, Harry Grant and Xavier Coates in their corner, while Todd Payten's posse includes Jeremiah Nanai, Tom Dearden, Reece Robson and Reuben Cotter.
Klese Haas, Payne Haas, Brisbane Broncos v Gold Coast Titans, NRL season 2025, Round 14

1 day ago | nrl.com | Colleen Edwards

Titans forward Klese Haas his hoping to keep his winning record over brother Payne Haas intact when the Titans take on the Broncos in the local derby in Round 14. While the older Haas is seen as one of the premier players in the NRL with performances like the one that earned him player of the match honours in Game One of State of Origin, Klese currently holds a winning 2-0 record in the head-to-head stakes.
NRL 2025, First Nations Gems, Jess Skinner, Indigenous rugby league

2 days ago | nrl.com | Cameron Mee

Some of the country's most promising Indigenous athletes have taken the next step towards their NRLW dream at the First Nations Gems Academy camp. Thirty athletes from NSW, Queensland and the Torres Strait assembled on Bundjalung Country in Casuarina, where they received expert coaching and had the chance to showcase their skills. Jillaroos coach Jess Skinner, a proud Barkindji woman, runs the Gems program, with a host of NRLW players progressing through the pathway in recent years.
NRL 2025, Las Vegas, Newcastle Knights, rugby league USA, Allegiant Stadium

2 days ago | nrl.com | Cameron Mee

You have skipped the navigation, tab for page content A former Sydney Rooster has emerged as the Knights secret weapon as they look to hit the jackpot in Las Vegas next year. Newcastle will take on North Queensland in the third iteration of the NRL's season-opening extravaganza, with officials eager to learn from the past two years.
NRL 2025, Ben Trbojevic, Manly Sea Eagles, Tom Trbojevic, Jake Trbojevic

3 days ago | nrl.com | Cameron Mee

Tom remains a week away as he recovers from a corked thigh and was not named on Tuesday. Sea Eagles staff are also managing the workload of halfback Daly Cherry-Evans as he navigates a busy Origin period. The Maroons captain was selected in the No.7 jumper for the Newcastle match but a final decision will be made on his availability after Wednesday's captains run.
Adam Reynolds, Kotoni Staggs, Brisbane Broncos, NRL season 2025, Round 14, Broncos v Dragons, Adam Reynolds 300 games

3 days ago | nrl.com | Colleen Edwards

Broncos captain Adam Reynolds suits up for his 300th NRL game this week and has reflected on the “roller coaster” ride his career has taken him on so far. Debuting in Round 1, 2012 with Souths Sydney under his current coach Michael Maguire, ‘Reyno’ has endured the ups-and-downs of the game, including winning a premiership.
Kurt Donoghoe, Jamayne Isaako, The Dolphins, NRL season 2025, Round 14, Dolphins v Dragons

4 days ago | nrl.com | Colleen Edwards

Dolphins utility Kurt Donoghoe said the bye came at just the right time for his side – and himself – with the team now focused on building into the back end of the season. The utility came back on the field after suffering a broken nose to score a try as the Dolphins posted an emphatic 44-8 win over the Bulldogs in Round 12, with some ‘old school’ techniques from team doctor Peter Hackney helping him get back on to play.
'Part of who we are': Kangaroos eager to lead Indigenous progress

5 days ago | nrl.com | Cameron Mee

Kangaroos star Cameron Murray has expressed his desire for the Australian team to unite the nation by celebrating Indigenous heroes and raising awareness of the continued struggles First Nations peoples face. The national rugby league team has long been at the forefront of progress for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, with Arthur Beetson the first Indigenous person to captain an Australian sports team when he led the side out in 1973.
NRL 2025, round 13, live blog, match highlights, coaches media conferences, injuries, Raiders, Roosters, Panthers, Eels, Rabbitohs, Warriors

6 days ago | nrl.com | Colleen Edwards

Late MailRabbitohs: No changes to the side before kick off, with players set to line up 1-17, despite report Latrell Mitchell battling a knee injury picked up in the Origin opener. Jye Gray is on the bench. Campbell Graham was not used as Blues 18th man on Wednesday night and will take his place in the centres on Sunday. Sean Keppie is on track to make his NRL return, with Liam Le Blanc shifting to 18th man as a result. Warriors: No changes to the line up an hour from kick off.
NRL 2025: Women's State of Origin, Queensland, Chelsea Lenarduzzi, injuries; The calls that inspired Maroons against-the-odds win | NRL.com

1 week ago | nrl.com | Brad Walter

“We need Origin efforts”. That was the call from Maroons trainer and former Origin representative Meg Ward that inspired Queensland to come from behind and prevent an historic 3-0 blue rinse in the series finale at McDonald Jones Stadium. Queensland trailed 14-6 midway through the second half and after being forced into a pre-game reshuffle when centre Rory Owen was ruled out before losing three more players during the match, Ward knew it was going to take a special effort.