NRL

The Panthers have sold out their last 13 home games.

Breaking

Panthers set to get brand new stadium as early as 2025

The high-flying Panthers could play their final season at their traditional home ground next year, with construction on a new stadium earmarked to begin in December 2022.

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by Michael Chammas

Ferguson considering code switch after approach from Western Force

by Sarah Keoghan

Tom Trbojevic had a night to remember in the Origin opener, scoring three tries for NSW.

Opinion

Why Tom Trbojevic could end up as the greatest of them all

by Andrew Johns

Rock legend Bruce Springsteen has announced that only vaccinated fans will be able to attend the reprisal of his one-man Springsteen on Broadway show.

Opinion

What the NRL can learn from Bruce Springsteen

by Darren Kane

Medical professionals attached to the game say underreporting of concussion among players is potentially widespread.

‘You might not know who you are in 20 years’: NRL players told to stop hiding concussion

by Adam Pengilly

Insight & Analysis

The one week of the season when rugby league learns to love

Andrew Webster

The Beanie for Brain Cancer Round is a reminder of the good rugby league can be when it isn’t so consumed with self-interest.

NRL player poll part 2: The answers to the biggest issues in the game

Michael Chammas

On the day Boyd Cordner was forced to retire due to the effects of repeated head knocks, a worrying statistic emerged that highlights the need to protect players from themselves when it comes to concussion.

NRL Player Poll 2021: Tedesco dethroned as the game’s best player

Michael Chammas

In a survey the Rugby League Players Association forbade its members from answering, the Herald polled 100 players from across the NRL to get their responses to a range of topics.

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NRL 2021

‘How hard is it to get on a flight?’: Robinson slams Radley for drunken incident

Roosters coach Trent Robinson launched a stunning rebuke of one of his players, saying Victor Radley needs to “act like a man in public”.

by Sarah Keoghan

Nathan Cleary is likely to still wear stitches for his NRL return for the Penrith Panthers.

NRL 2021

Week on from cutting face in Origin, Cleary to wear stitches in NRL return

Nathan Cleary is still sporting a red eye and a bruised face, but insists it won’t be a risk making his comeback for the Panthers against the Roosters.