NRL

Lomax’s preference is to play right centre.

Breaking

Dragons pave way for Lomax exit by cutting two years off deal

The St George Illawarra star will be on the move at the end of 2024, and could even leave sooner if a suitable player swap with a rival club is arranged.

Just now
by Dan Walsh

Jared Waerea-Hargreaves obstruction on Dylan Edwards.

Analysis

If this was Usain Bolt, it’s an obstruction. But can you pick one when you see it?

by Dan Walsh

Tigers to call up another highly rated teen, Blues head west for Origin camp

by Dan Walsh, Michael Chammas and Adrian Proszenko

Sharks trainer Daniel Holdsworth runs past Jamal Fogarty as he attempts a conversion on Sunday night.

Exclusive

Raiders to lodge formal complaint with NRL over Sharks trainer

by Michael Chammas and Adam Pengilly

‘They’re milking it’: Roosters stars unhappy with black and white obstruction rulings

by Adam Pengilly

Insight & Analysis

Packer and Politis bury hatchet after decade-long stand-off

There is peace again between the two billionaires after a meeting organised in the US by another high-profile businessman, Mark Bouris.

Why a coach’s back-up plan for their better half can make or break a season

When NRL clubs lose a star halfback they can go two ways, according to Roosters coach Trent Robinson. But which coaches go for experience, and which opt for youth?

Who’s hot, who’s not, who’s shot and who’s rot in the NRL

Just three rounds into the season, it’s already clear that it’s going to be a long year for some NRL clubs.

More News

Marshall and apprentice: The Wests Tigers coach and his rookie playmaker Lachlan Galvin.

Marshall and apprentice: How would Benji coach his 19-year-old self?

The Tigers coach winces watching his greatest highlights and quips, “I was doing stupid s--t back then”. But he’s taking a different path when it comes to the promising young playmakers he’s coaching at Concord.

by Dan Walsh

The Tigers celebrate Jahream Bula’s try.

NRL 2024

Galvin rocked by judiciary charge after Tigers produce Easter miracle

The teenage whiz kid was getting his school lunch still packed for him five months ago. But on Monday, he came back to haunt his junior club in just his third NRL game before a bitter aftertaste.