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Wed, 30th September, 2026, 18:08 AEST
Dally M Medal 2026: The NRL's night of nights
The 2026 Dally M Awards will honor top NRL and NRLW players and moments in Sydney on Wednesday night.
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The best players and the biggest moments of the 2026 season are set to be honoured at Wednesday night's Dally M Awards ceremony.
The player of the year across the NRL and NRLW competitions headline the list of awards to be handed out at the glittering ceremony in Sydney.
The Team of the Year will also be named, while Try of the Year and Tackle of the Year will be presented.
Follow all the action from rugby league's night of nights, the 2026 Dally M Awards at The Cutaway in Barangaroo on Wednesday night on NRL.com's live blog.
6.00pm: Welcome to rugby league's night of nights, with the 2026 Dally M Medal winners set to be announced for the NRL and NRLW player of the year. A host of other awards will also be handed out, including the Team of the Year and the Ken Stephen and Veronica White...
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Tue, 29th September, 2026, 9:03 AEST
Dodd named in England World Cup squad
Five NRLW players, including Jasmin Strange and Hope Millard, were selected for England's Rugby League World Cup 2026 squad.
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Sydney Roosters secondrower Jasmin Strange and Bulldogs prop Hope Millard are among five NRLW players selected in the England squad for Rugby League World Cup 2026.
England head coach Stuart Barrow named Strange and Millard, along with Knights playmaker Georgia Roche, Cowboys fullback Fran Goldthorp and Raiders forward Hollie-Mae Dodd in his 23-player squad for the World Cup.
Goldthorp will represent England for the first time since the 2022 World Cup, where she made four appearances and scored three tries, while Strange's selection caps a long-held ambition to represent her English heritage.
The 23 year-old, who is preparing for her fourth consecutive NRLW grand final on Sunday against the Broncos, is in a unique position of being eligible to represent Australia, England and New...
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Mon, 28th September, 2026, 8:47 AEST
Mounties overcome odds to claim NSW Women's Premiership
Mounties won the NSW Women's Premiership, defeating Newcastle Knights 22-6, with Sereana Naitokatoka shining as Player of the Match.
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Mounties have overcome the odds to claim their third title in the NSW Women's Premiership after a clinical 22-6 win over Minor Premiers Newcastle Knights in the Grand Final at CommBank Stadium today.
Mounties five-eighth Sereana Naitokatoka was named a deserved Player of the Match after a masterclass performance which saw her have a hand in all five of her team's tries, while also saving one at the end to snuff out any chance of a Knights comeback.
She was ably supported by centre Relna Wuruki-Hosea, who scored a hat-trick and proved a handful for the Knights defence nearly every time she touched the ball, while fullback Holly Williams chimed in with two tries.
It was a huge effort from Mounties, who finished the regular season in fourth position and had to survive three weeks of...
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