How Tigers coach launched Hayne's career into orbit
Jason Taylor's first act as an NRL coach was to launch the Hayne Plane. A decade on, the Wests Tigers coach needs to, at least temporarily, stall the trajectory of Jarryd Hayne.
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Adrian Proszenko
Adrian Proszenko is Chief Rugby League Reporter.
Senior NRL players to get eight weeks annual leave
Senior NRL players will be entitled to up to eight weeks of annual leave as part of a raft of proposals designed to prevent burnout.
Perrett to retire at end of season
Sam Perrett is the latest player to finish up at Canterbury at the end of the season after announcing he will retire at the end of the season.
Hayne will be an even better NRL player: Thompson
The father of Jarryd Hayne says he shouldn't be blamed for not re-joining the "dog's breakfast" that is Parramatta and predicted 'The Plane' would soar to even greater heights in his return to the NRL.
Bulldogs free up cash with departure of Rona and Browne
Canterbury will part company with Curtis Rona and Tim Browne at the end of the season in moves that could free up cash for a play at Kieran Foran.
Lots of female role models, says Marina Go
Wests Tigers chair Marina Go, an unabashed champion of the NRL's Women In League round, is looking forward to the day it is no longer required.
The bid to take NRL, Origin games to the US
The promoter who brought Major League Baseball to Sydney is pitching to take NRL and State of Origin games to the US.
How four women changed league forever
For the best part of a week, four women locked themselves in a room, resolving not to emerge until they agreed on how rugby league would be consumed for the foreseeable future.
Hayne in best shape ever, says trainer
The man who helped whip Jarryd Hayne into shape for his journeys across the sporting codes believes the Gold Coast recruit is ready to handle the physical demands of playing 80 minutes at fullback on Sunday.
Eels move on from Hayne, off-field dramas
Interim Parramatta CEO Bevan Paul believes the club has overcome the off-field dramas Jarryd Hayne used as an excuse not to rejoin and vowed to beef up integrity protocols.
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