Wayne Bennett recruits Kiwi to the Dolphins
Wayne Bennett has signed New Zealand-born Connelly Lemuelu to his Dolphins side for the 2023 NRL season.
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SFWA apologise over offensive jokes at awards
The Scottish Football Writers' Association has apologised after an after-dinner speaker made offensive jokes that led to guests including sports broadcaster Eilidh Barbour walking out during its annual awards night.
Willie Peters the frontrunner for Hull KR head coaching role
Willie Peters is in pole position to be named the next head coach Hull KR. Hull Live understands the 43-year has been part of the interviewing process and is the favourite to land the role ahead of the 2023 season.
Is Sheffield Wednesday vs Sunderland on TV? Coverage details, live stream info, kick-off time and more
Sunderland take on Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough on Monday night in the second leg of their play-off semi-final. The game kicks-off at 7.45pm and the Black Cats will take a slender one-goal advantage to South Yorkshire following Friday's win at the Stadium of Light.
The Dolphins transfer news: Wayne Bennett confirms interest in David Fifita and cools Storm row
Wayne Bennett has confirmed his interest in Gold Coast Titans second-rower David Fifita and also says the Dolphins are playing within the rules as they attempt to bolster their roster for 2023.
Jamie Soward encourages more young British players to have a crack Down Under
Former NRL star-turned-pundit Jamie Soward believes more young British players should test themselves Down Under.
Five unlikely candidates for England selection ahead of Rugby League World Cup
With England’s mid-season international against the Combined Nations All Stars coming into focus, debate has stirred over who will feature in a game seen as vital preparation for the World Cup. Some of Shaun Wane’s contenders, such as Leeds Rhinos centre Harry Newman, are currently injured, or out of form. Here, Rugby League Live assesses whether that could open the door for a number of in-form players to stake a claim to be included.
Kalyn Ponga deal is done but NRL must fix absurd player transfer issues
Our long and entirely unnecessary national nightmare is over. Kalyn Ponga has extended his deal with the Knights. After a seemingly never-ending drama full of plot twists and secret meetings, press conference storm-outs and outright lies, contract clauses and unaccredited advisors, the star fullback has inked to stay in the Hunter until the end of the 2027 season.