Tom Decent is a journalist with Fairfax Media.
The Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles say they will adopt all eight recommendations outlined in a report conducted by former Racing NSW chief Steward Ray Murrihy that reviewed the club's integrity framework in the wake of match-fixing allegations.
The Wallabies ran an opposed session against the Sydney Roosters in preparation for their upcoming Rugby Championship fixtures.
Paul Gallen has hit out at the match review process, suggesting rival Sam Thaiday should have received more than two weeks for a tackle that landed the NSW State of Origin captain on his head.
Eddie Jones has revealed one of his greatest coaching disappointments was not being able to lure Andrew Johns across to play for the Wallabies in 2005.
Rob Horne will start at inside centre in his 100th game for NSW when the Waratahs face the Chiefs on Friday after coach Daryl Gibson cracked the whip on youngster David Horwitz for a below-par showing against the Crusaders.
Former Sydney Roosters prop Martin Kennedy's NRL career is in tatters after he was suspended for two years and nine months for breaching the league's anti-doping policy.
Sydney Roosters coach Trent Robinson would not not be drawn on whether he thought Mitchell Pearce should be sacked for his drunken Australia Day scandal, but said his behaviour was "unacceptable".
Former rugby league star Mark Geyer has blasted Mitchell Pearce over his drunken Australia Day incident, saying the Roosters playmaker should be banned from the NRL for 12 months to sort his life out.
Mitchell Pearce has been stood down from training by the Roosters indefinitely in the wake of his drunken Australian Day celebrations in which he similuated a lewd act with a dog.
A Canadian theatre critic by the name of James Kelleher Nestruck has received a cracking NRL scoop after an email meant for Manly CEO Joe Kelly found his inbox and revealed Wests Tigers forward Martin Taupau will be leaving for the Manly Sea Eagles.
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