Queensland coach Billy Slater swung the axe for the State of Origin series opener, with incumbent backrower David Fifita left out of the 20-man squad. Jaydn Su’A replaced Fifita who Slater said sent ...

Carrigan is a warrior who won't miss many games in 2025 (outside of the State of Origin period), and Maguire will want his captain available for the entire pre-season. It all spells bad news for ...

Dylan Edwards underwent the same surgery as Cleary ... Mark Molyneux is a freelance writer covering the NRL and UFC for Sporting News Australia. He has previously worked in the music industry ...

At the Panthers, champion No.7 Nathan Cleary is racing the clock to be fit for the trip to Las Vegas in Round 1 after ...

The Bulldogs have confirmed the signing of gun prop Leo Thompson on a four-year deal from 2026. The club announced the news with a brief press release on Friday, one day after the bombshell report ...

Mitch Woods will join the NRL squad with the highly rated playmaker ... Reece Foley Michael Jennings and Dylan Napa have also left the club after announcing their retirements from the game.

However, that hasn’t stopped talk of a cross-code move, with many believing Young, who has scored 63 tries in 73 NRL appearances, could snap the elder code and become a household England ...

Kansas State running back Dylan Edwards backed up DJ Giddens this season, carrying the ball 56 times and catching it 17 times this season, scoring four total touchdowns. With Giddens sitting out ...

Timothée Chalamet went method to play Bob Dylan for James Mangold's new biopic "A Complete Unknown" — an immersive, yearslong exercise that saw the actor hone his singing voice, learn to play ...

Luke Walsh lines up a conversion for St Helens in 2016 Almost seven years on from his initial ‘retirement’, former St Helens and NRL half-back Luke Walsh has found a new club Down Under for 2025, ...

Kurt Helin: Anthony Edwards was fined $100,000 by the NBA for cursing during a televised interview. Again. Edwards has been fined $200K over the past few weeks for his postgame interviews.

Anthony Edwards is opening up his checkbook again. The NBA announced on Sunday that it's fined the Timberwolves All-Star $100,000 for "using profane language during a live television interview." ...