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  • THE worst decision of all time, Moses carry on and trainers in the way again!: 20 Thoughts from Round 23

    THE worst decision of all time, Moses carry on and trainers in the way again!: 20 Thoughts from Round 23

    Round 23 left teams uncertain; Raiders and Dogs improved, while Bunnies avoided wooden spoon fight.

    Zero Tackle

    Round 23 has come and gone and we are still no closer to knowing where everyone will finish.

    The Raiders bounced back, as did the Dogs, while the Storm kept their recent run going.

    The Bunnies now look to have avoided the wooden spoon, with the Titans and Knights now locked in a battle to avoid coming last.

    Unfortunately, again, Monday morning headlines are dominated by negative aspects of the game. We'll hit each discussion point.

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  • NRL: Dolphins and Warriors Fall, Roosters Rise

    NRL Snakes and Ladders: Dolphins and Warriors slide, while Roosters and Eels soar

    In 2025, teams will be ranked weekly, differing from the official NRL ladder.

    LeagueNews.co

    For the upcoming 2025 NRL season, a new feature has been introduced. Teams will be ranked based on their performances each week, starting from the previous season's final standings.

    While the results won't align with the official 2025 NRL ladder, they will provide a different perspective on each team's performance throughout the season.

    Last year's finishing order: 1. Storm, 2. Panthers, 3. Roosters, 4. Sharks, 5. Cowboys, 6. Bulldogs, 7. Sea Eagles, 8. Knights, 9. Raiders, 10. Dolphins, 11. Dragons, 12. Broncos, 13. Warriors, 14. Titans, 15. Eels, 16. Rabbitohs, 17. Tigers

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  • Tapine Champions Indigenous Round's Cultural Importance

    Joe Tapine is passionate about Indigenous Round and the chance to honour wife Kirsten and daughter Ilua, whose name is written on his wrist tape.

    Raiders captain Joseph Tapine honors his family's Indigenous heritage through leadership and cultural connection.

    LeagueNews.co

    Raiders captain Joseph Tapine is not only steering a rugby league team; he is also guiding a cultural and personal journey.

    For the Kiwis prop, the NRL's Indigenous Round represents an opportunity to honor the Aboriginal heritage of his wife, Kirsten, and their daughter, Ilua, while also reflecting on the significance of connection in various aspects of life.

    Tapine fully embraces the blending of Māori and Aboriginal cultures within his family and his leadership approach.

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