St George Illawarra Dragons

Jack de Belin has become the latest player caught up in St George Illawarra's COVID-19 breach after it emerged he also attended Paul Vaughan's Saturday night barbecue. NRL investigations have continued into Vaughan's house party after NSW Police issued 14 separate $1000 fines for breaching stay-at-home orders.

Jack de Belin has reportedly been named as one of the 12 St George Illawarra Dragons players at the centre of the NRL’s Covid breach.

Jack de Belin has become the 13th St George Illawarra player to be fined for attending a gathering at a teammate The gathering, at house of Dragons' pla

NRL boss Andrew Abdo has flagged a likely suspension for Dragons forward Paul Vaughan over a house party that's landed the club in hot water. Vaughan hosted the party at his house in Shellharbour, which has seen 13 people fined $1000 each by NSW police.

The NRL and NSW Police spent Sunday investigating Dragons players who broke stay-at-home orders to attend a party at forward Paul Vaughan’s house on Saturday night. Thirteen people were issued with $1000 fines from the police for breaching the public health order,

NRL CEO Andrew Abdo is “gutted” over the game’s latest Covid breach and says the Dragons players that were caught out at a house party last weekend will receive a “significant sanction” if all allegations are proven true.

NRL CEO Andrew Abdo has refused to rule out the possibility of the St George Illawarra Dragons being docked premiership points for Paul Vaughan's house party that could bring the competition to a halt.

The NRL Integrity Unit is investigating a possible COVID breach involving several St George Illawarra Dragons players. Channel Nine’s Danny Weidler is reporting that a large group of Dragons players are now under investigation after a party occurred at the house of forward Paul Vaughan’s house.

Dragons star Paul Vaughan and a number of his teammates are being investigated over an alleged 'party' that could have breached protocol. Find out what happened here.

Sydney is currently in strict lockdown due to the latest COVID-19 outbreak and people are not allowed any visitors in their homes. Police and the NRL Integrity Unit are investigating the incident and it could see almost the entire Dragons team suspended from playing in the NRL.