Martin told to get more physical to make grade
Penrith coach Anthony Griffin has told young gun Te Maire Martin to get more physical as he weighs up whether to start the Kiwi international in the opening round.
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Michael Chammas
Michael Chammas is a sports reporter with The Sydney Morning Herald
Farah says 'toxic' Tigers made him fall out of love with rugby league
Robbie Farah has broken his silence on the bitter departure from the Wests Tigers, admitting things had become so "toxic" at his former club he began to hate rugby league.
'JT is a dog': The pressure building in Tiger Town
Two weeks out from his rendezvous with Robbie Farah, off-contract Wests Tigers coach Jason Taylor opens up on the criticism he copped from his own supporters and the pressure to hold on to his job. Michael Chammas reports.
Injury blow for Watene-Zelezniak
The Penrith Panthers will be without winger Dallin Watene-Zelezniak for the opening two weeks of the NRL season after the Kiwi international suffered a knee injury at training.
Independent mediator may be called in to decide on Stewart's retirement appeal
An independent mediator will be called in to resolve the disagreement between the NRL and Manly over Brett Stewart's medical retirement clearance if the Sea Eagles' appeal is rejected.
Radradra free to play for Eels until at least round nine
Semi Radradra has been given the green light to resume his rugby league career after the court hearing for his domestic violence charges was adjourned until May 2.
Moses admits he doubted if he belonged in NRL
Mitchell Moses has admitted there was a time he didn't know if he had what it took to fulfil his potential in the NRL.
Maguire says no excuses for Rabbitohs in 2017
South Sydney coach Michael Maguire has laid down the challenge to his players, adamant the time for excuses is over.
The big questions confronting your NRL club in 2017
With 17 days remaining until the start of the 2017 NRL season, Michael Chammas looks at pre-season form and the big questions confronting your club.
Manly appeal NRL's rejection of Stewart retirement clearance
The Manly Sea Eagles will appeal the NRL's decision to reject the club's medical retirement clearance for Brett Stewart.
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