NRL announces new clubs, expanded Origin series and increase in pay for NRLW
The NRLW will expand to eight teams in 2023 and 10 in 2024 as part of a significant revamp of the women's game that will include a 28 per cent pay increase.
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Melbourne Victory's semi-final win over Adelaide showed us a different kind of football virtue in the A-League Women
Nobody would have blamed Alex Chidiac for giving up, or for — having seen the ball spin away up the field — letting her arms drop by her sides, her aching legs ease to a shuffle.
NRL Watch: How England stars fared in the opening round
The 2022 NRL season kicked off at the weekend, with eight action-packed games and a couple of surprising scorelines along the way.
NRL kicks off with players still the currencies that matter most
A controversial new rule change for the 2022 NRL season now allows illegal shoulder charges and crusher tackles to be punished with fines, not suspensions, while points-loading against repeat offenders has been scrapped. The decision has been slammed “as a step backward” by the Rugby League Players Association, but for the league it provides a reliable source of revenue.
Rugby-Wallaby Swain happy to be locked in at Brumbies until 2024
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Wallabies second row Darcy Swain said the progress he has made at the ACT Brumbies over the last six years made it an easy decision to sign up for another two seasons in Canberra.
Wallaby Swain happy to be locked in at Brumbies until 2024
SYDNEY : Wallabies second row Darcy Swain said the progress he has made at the ACT Brumbies over the last six years made it an easy decision to sign up for another two seasons in Canberra.
Darcy Swain: Wallaby second-row signs new Brumbies and Rugby Australia deal
Rugby Australia and the Brumbies have announced that towering second-row Darcy Swain has signed a new contract until the end of 2024.
NRL ScoreCentre: Brisbane Broncos vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, Canberra Raiders vs Cronulla Sharks scores, stats and results
Brisbane begins the season with renewed hope following an 11-4 win over last year's runner-up South Sydney, while Canberra pips Cronulla 24-19 in a pulsating encounter in the national capital.