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  • Court date set for Bulldogs and former player

    Court date set for Bulldogs and former player

    Jackson Topine's court hearing against the Bulldogs is set for March, following an alleged incident.

    Zero Tackle

    Former Canterbury Bulldogs forward Jackson Topine will have his court hearing against the club heard in March next year.

    News Corp is reporting ten days have been set aside for the hearing, which will commence on March 23 - approximately three weeks into the season.

    The alleged incident - in the ex-player's version of events - saw Topine forced to wrestle the entire squad after arriving late to training.

    It's understood that Topine claims the session saw him suffer physical and mental harm, and he cut ties with the Bulldogs shortly afterwards.

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  • Two bounce back while two others fall: NRL Power Rankings, Round 19

    Two bounce back while two others fall: NRL Power Rankings, Round 19

    Origin period ended; teams race for finals. Every win crucial for playoff positioning.

    Zero Tackle

    The Origin period is done and we are officially on the run home to Finals.

    Every win counts for almost double at this stage given how close the race is for the final spots in the eight.

    Where did your team land on our Power Rankings following Round 19?:

    1. Canberra Raiders (Last Week: 1)

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  • Roger Tuivasa-Sheck set to drop contract bombshell on Warriors

    Roger Tuivasa-Sheck set to drop contract bombshell on Warriors

    Roger Tuivasa-Sheck will leave New Zealand Warriors for rugby union after the 2026 season.

    Zero Tackle

    The New Zealand Warriors are set to be rocked by the defection of Roger Tuivasa-Sheck back to rugby union at the end of the 2026 season.

    The outside back and former Dally M Medallist is currently on contract with the Warriors through to the end of 2026 on a deal believed to be worth around $550,000 per season.

    He isn't the first player to be linked to the competition, with Ryan Papenhuyzen and Kalyn Ponga's names also mentioned in recent days, but at the tail end of his career and with the chance to more than double his salary, Tuivasa-Sheck, with a rugby background, might be the most realistic option.

    The star, who can play fullback, wing or centre in the NRL, has already had a stint in...

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