Hasler signs new two-year deal to remain Bulldogs coach
Canterbury have announced the re-signing of NRL coach Des Hasler for another two years, keeping him at Belmore until the end of the 2019 season.
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Chris Barrett
Chris Barrett is a Sports Writer with The Sydney Morning Herald.
Tedesco a Test option as Dugan injury adds to Australian centre dilemma
Facing the prospect of being without Greg Inglis and Josh Dugan for next month's one-off Test against New Zealand, there could be a selection from left field to help fill the breach.
Hasler 'hard done by' in scrutiny over future, says Mbye
The returning Bulldogs halfback says most coaches would love to have Hasler's record.
Foran 'questioned by association' as phone taken by NSW police
Kieran Foran's phone was seized by police as he arrived in Sydney last week, confirmed New Zealand Warriors chief Jim Doyle.
NRL holds firm against players’ demand for fixed share
A salary cap of $9.59 million has been proposed by the NRL for next season but pay talks are set to drag on, with players' demands for a guaranteed share of revenue not being delivered in the governing body's financial offer for the next five years.
NRL and clubs poised for new standoff over $150 million digital venture
Clubs were taken aback on Thursday when they were told the NRL would need them to each contribute $178,000 for the next seven years to support the NRL's new website and digital network.
Simona charged over dealings with charities
Former Wests Tigers centre Tim Simona was charged by police on Wednesday in relation to his dealings with charities.
Naiqama off-contract but happy for attention to be on Tigers 'big four'
They are the forgotten Tigers. The dozen or more players who are off-contract at the end of the season at Concord but don't qualify for membership of the so-called "big four".
Leading players dig in on demand for fixed share of NRL revenue
Dozens of the game's leading players emerged on Monday night declaring it was "essential" that the NRL agree to give them a fixed share of the code's revenue in pay talks, saying they hoped their objectives could be achieved civilly.
Gallen prefers to look at bigger picture as Bird mulls future
Paul Gallen wants Jack Bird to remain at Cronulla but has taken a pragmatic view as decision time looms large for his fast-rising teammate, saying if the premiers were to lose only one of their off-contract players, it could be seen as a good result.
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