Rugby League News

  • Raiders v Broncos: Preston returns; Barlett to the halves

    Raiders v Broncos: Preston returns; Barlett to the halves

    Raiders host undefeated Broncos, who are on a five-game winning streak, showcasing strong depth and attacking prowess.

    NRL.com

    A blockbuster clash awaits in Canberra as the Raiders host the undefeated Broncos.

    Brisbane is sitting on top of the ladder after opening their 2026 campaign with five consecutive wins.

    The Broncos were dominant again in Magic Round, beating the Bulldogs 34-4. Their depth, experience and ability to strike through multiple attacking weapons continues to separate them from the rest of the field.

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  • 'Tough situation' as five clubs fight for premiership star

    Moses Leota

    Canberra, Gold Coast, Parramatta, and Roosters are pursuing Moses Leota, pending Penrith's negotiations with franchise players.

    Wide World of Sports

    Canberra, Gold Coast, Parramatta and the Roosters are playing a waiting game with Penrith's front-row colossus Moses Leota.

    The four-time premiership-winner was given permission by the Panthers to test the market last month - but not to sign anywhere.

    Leota's management met with the Panthers this week and reported back that the four clubs are all keen to sign the tough prop for 2028.

    Penrith have put any talks with Leota, who has missed just seven games in the last six years, on hold until they sort out the futures of marquee men Nathan Cleary and Isaah Yeo, who are also unsigned beyond the end of next season.

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  • Bulldogs v Cowboys: No changes for Wiliame; Forwards shuffled

    Bulldogs v Cowboys: No changes for Wiliame; Forwards shuffled

    Bulldogs face Cowboys at Belmore; Bulldogs seek consistency after a loss, Cowboys aim to build on recent win.

    NRL.com

    The round opens at Belmore Sports Ground with two sides keen to build momentum.

    The Bulldogs enter the weekend after a big loss to the unbeaten Broncos, while the Cowboys arrive with renewed confidence after a hard-fought 18-16 win over the Raiders in Magic Round.

    Canterbury have shown they are capable of competing physically, but consistency has been difficult to find. Their upset victory over the Sharks in Round 3 proved what they can achieve when they complete well and control possession. 

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