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With 12 teams including Jai Arrow and Adam Reynolds’ South Sydney heading for the border, the likelihood of the grand final being held at Suncorp Stadium continues to grow.

Chammas on Monday

NRL 2021

Operation relocation: How the NRL plans to keep season alive in Queensland

Everything you need to know about the NRL’s desperate move to keep its competition going by relocating 12 teams to Queensland for at least the next month.

by Michael Chammas

Shaun Johnson, right, will return to the Warriors next season.

Sharks 20 Warriors 12

Match report

‘At a loss’: Brown baffled as Johnson delivers hammer blow to Warriors

by Adam Pengilly

NRL 2021

Revealed: the two Dragons players that won’t sign sworn statement

by Michael Chammas and Adam Pengilly

State of Origin

‘We won’t let this slip’: Blues vow to pile more misery on Maroons

by Adam Pengilly

NRL player movements

Bulldogs turn their attention to Vaughan after securing Dufty

by Adrian Proszenko and Adam Pengilly

Insight & Analysis

NRL fears more Maroons caught up in COVID breach

Danny Weidler

NSW chief Greg Alexander believes Jai Arrow’s error was even worse than the Dragons barbecue scandal.

What exactly were the Dragons celebrating at Paul Vaughan’s barbecue?

Andrew Webster

During their glory years, the Dragons celebrated premierships. Now they celebrate byes. Mediocrity and entitlement have been the standard at St George Illawarra for too long.

Current season’s record scoring feats will need to come with an asterisk

Roy Masters

Super suits, high altitude, and drug use have all lead to the dreaded * being used in sporting record books. The NRL in 2021 is heading in the same direction.

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At least 12 non-Queensland NRL teams will head to the Sunshine State for at least a month from Wednesday.

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NRL 2021

NRL competition moves to south-east Queensland for at least a month

The ARL Commission was locked in a meeting on Sunday afternoon, later informing clubs about the code’s intention move to south-east Queensland for at least a month.

by Michael Chammas

Joseph Manu crosses a very wet try line.

Bulldogs 16 Roosters 22

Match report

Roosters make heavy weather of win against determined Dogs

At a wet and empty Bankwest Stadium, the Roosters were almost brought down to the level of their opponents in a game that wasn’t settled until the siren.