Adrian Proszenko is Chief Rugby League Reporter.
The NRL will reinvest the $5 million it saves by abolishing the National Youth Competition into a new pathways structure designed to ease the pressures on youngsters attempting to break into the NRL.
Had Ivan Cleary still been at Penrith, his son Nathan would likely still be waiting to make his debut. Which is why Jed Cartwright, also the son of a gun, is relieved his famous father won't be joining him at the foot of the mountains.
The Parramatta boardroom, for so long the source of the club's woes, is now calling for a new set of directors to lead the club into the future.
Parramatta have employed premiership-winning halfback Brett Kimmorley to work with the side in a boost to the club's 2017 campaign.
Todd Carney is likely to face a much tougher challenge resuming his NRL career than in his boxing debut, with the governing body refusing to guarantee he will be re-registered.
Mitch Rein has opened up about the toll his departure from St George Illawarra has taken, revealing he is relieved to be free of the "limitations" the Dragons coaching staff put on the side's sputtering attack.
Chief executives discuss how to use Tinder to make disinterested fans swipe right, writes Adrian Proszenko.
Ben Barba's off-field dramas could result in another hit to the hip pocket, with global brand Nike considering ending its association with the troubled star.
Newly appointed NSW advisor Peter Sterling believes Mitchell Peace still has a State of Origin career ahead of him and predicts the Roosters halfback could even be a captaincy contender if he makes next year's side.
Jared Waerea-Hargreaves has signed a three-year contract extension, ensuring the Kiwi international remains at the Roosters until at least the end of 2020.
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