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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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Ali Brigginshaw, Queensland Maroons, State of Origin, NRLW, NRL season 2025, Game Two, Blues v Maroons, women's rugby league | NRL.com

3 days ago | nrl.com | Colleen Edwards

You have skipped the navigation, tab for page content Harvey Norman Queensland Maroons co-captain Ali Brigginshaw has vowed fans will see a much-improved showing from her side on Thursday night as they fight to prevent a series defeat. Challenged by coach Tahnee Norris on the first day back in camp after going down 32-12 at Suncorp Stadium, Brigginshaw said she and her fellow senior players knew what they had to do to turn their last result around.
NRL 2025, State of Origin, NSW Blues, Yasmin Clydsdale, NRLW | NRL.com

3 days ago | nrl.com | Cameron Mee

Westpac NSW Blues star Yasmin Clydsdale has revealed how the tough decision to step away from full-time work as a teacher helped her take her career on the football field to the next level. The edge forward was among the best players on the ground during Origin I, terrorising Queensland halfback Ali Brigginshaw from the opening whistle to lay the foundation for a 32-12 victory at Suncorp Stadium.
Chelsea Lenarduzzi, Queensland Maroons, State of Origin, women's rugby league, NRLW, NRL season 2025, Game Two, Blues v Maroons | NRL.com

4 days ago | nrl.com | Colleen Edwards

Brought into Queensland's squad of 17 to add more experience, prop Chelsea Lenarduzzi said it was time for the Maroons forwards to stand up to try and avoid a series defeat in Sydney. The elevation of Lenarduzzi from the reserves to the interchange bench was the only personnel change made by Maroons coach Tahnee Norris for this Thursday’s must-win game at Allianz Stadium.
NRL 2025: State of Oriigin, NSW Blues coach Laurie Daley set to make tough phone calls to backline contenders

4 days ago | nrl.com | Ben Everill

Westpac NSW Blues coach Laurie Daley is welcoming the tough phone calls and conversations he hopes to face as the leading backline contenders stand up to be counted. With the Blues team to be named after the completion of Round 11, several Blues incumbents and hopefuls in key positions produced almost irresistible claims for selection, headlined by Latrell Mitchell’s emphatic Rabbitohs performance and Stephen Crichton’s second half demolition of the Raiders.
NRLW 2025, State of Origin, NSW Blues, women's rugby league | NRL.com

4 days ago | nrl.com | Cameron Mee

You have skipped the navigation, tab for page content The Westpac NSW Blues have declared they have learnt the lessons of last year's State of Origin defeat as they look to close out the series on Thursday night. The Blues enter Game Two in the same position as 2024, 1-0 up and desperate to win the Origin Shield for the first time since 2022.
NRL 2025, round 10, live blog, match highlights, coaches media conferences, injuries, Storm, Wests Tigers, Sea Eagles, Sharks

5 days ago | nrl.com | Colleen Edwards

We bring the curtain down on Women in League Round with the vastly improved Wests Tigers testing their credentials against Melbourne before old foes Manly and Cronulla renew hostilities at 4 Pines Park. With star recruits Jarome Luai, Terrell May and Sunia Turuva showing the way, Wests Tigers already have five wins in 2025, one less than they conjured in all of 2024.
Opportunity knocks: Inside the push to increase female coaches

6 days ago | nrl.com | Cameron Mee

Gold Coast Titans coach Karyn Murphy has declared coaching pathways must continue to develop to ensure more women have the chance to take charge of NRLW teams. The NRL Hall of Fame member is currently the only woman coaching an NRLW side, with former Warriors leader Luisa Avaiki the only other to have acted as a head coach. A growing number of women are assistant coaches, including Alicia-Kate Hawke at the Knights, Kate Mullaly at the Eels and Mel Sperro at the Roosters.
NRL 2025, round 10, live blog, Newcastle Knights, Gold Coast Titans, South Sydney Rabbitohs, Brisbane Broncos, match highlights, coaches media conferences | NRL.com

1 week ago | nrl.com | Cameron Mee

Friday night footy kicks off in rugby league heartland in Newcastle as the Knights look to build some momentum in front of their loyal fans. Having snapped a five-game losing streak at Magic Round, the Knights have a chance to get on a roll as they host the out of sorts Titans, whose last win came back in Round 4.
'Representation is important': Penitani Gray inspiring the next generation on and off the field

1 week ago | nrl.com | Cameron Mee

Westpac NSW Blues and Cronulla star Tiana Penitani Gray has taken on the biggest challenges a rugby league player can face. Whether it be in the NRLW, State of Origin or the international arena, the playmaker has thrived in the big moments. But picking up the microphone and moving into the role of sideline commentator has proved a unique challenge for Penitani Gray.
Harvey Norman Queensland Maroons, State of Origin, Game Two, Allianz Stadium, Women's Rugby League | NRL.com

1 week ago | nrl.com | Colleen Edwards

With their backs to the wall after going down in the series opener, Queensland will need to summon all of their spirit to once again defy the odds and force a decider. “It's only one nil, it's not the series, is it?” Harvey Norman Queensland Maroons coach Tahnee Norris said straight after her side lost 32-12 at Suncorp Stadium, knowing she’d need to make some changes to try and force a repeat of history.