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Most players who have tasted grand final defeat will tell you they haven't watched a single minute of the replay unless it flashes up on a big screen.

Northern Pride five-eighth Evan Child believes he is in the best physical condition of his life as he eyes off a starting spot in 2021. The 22-year-old has played just the one Intrust Super Cup game since making his debut against Norths Devils in Round 8 …

He’s made a reputation as Newcastle’s ‘Mr Fix-It’ but Kurt Mann makes no secret his best position is five-eighth. And that’s where he wants to start and stay in 2021, even after Blake Green returns from injury. Mann is back training after an …

A move to give the anti-corruption watchdog an extra $7.3 million has led to a constitutional stand-off in the NSW parliament. The NSW lower house voted on

New South Wales faithful took to social media on Wednesday night urging Brad Fittler to push Bloomfield boy Jack Wighton into the five-eighth for next year's State of Origin series after the heavily-favoured Blues fell to Queensland 20-14 in the decider at …

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The Queensland Rugby League has pledged it "won't take any risks at all" with star five-eighth Cameron Munster, who has made a significant stride in his recovery from concussion before the …

The star five-eighth fell awkwardly after fielding a Nathan Cleary kick in the in-goal area and referee Gerard Sutton would have blown a penalty to the Maroons for a mid-air tackle on Munster by Tyson Frizell but he decided to play advantage.

After the standoff that lasted more than six months in eastern Ladakh it seems India and China are close to a breakthrough over disengagement on the Line of Ac

The Western Force have added depth to their backline by signing former Queensland Reds No.10 Jake McIntyre on a two-year deal. McIntyre was the top scorer for French top-flight outfit Sporting Union Agenais during his two seasons there before a move to Clermont,

This is the photo of NSW hopeful Luke Keary — in Queensland colours — that exposes State of Origin’s eligibility rules as a farce.