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Indigenous All Stars 16 NRL All Stars 12
Thirty years ago, an hour’s drive up the road from the Gold Coast at Lang Park, a punch by Arthur Beetson on his Parramatta clubmate Mick Cronin gave fire-breathing birth to State of Origin. The NRL All Stars concept has arrived with similar unbridled ferocity, with a thundering tackle from Newcastle and Indigenous second-rower Cory Paterson on his club captain Kurt Gidley leaving no doubt about where allegiances lay on a historic evening at Skilled Park.

The result, a …

MINOR premiers St George Illawarra face being torn apart by the salary cap, with more than $2.5 million worth of talent off contract this season.

The Sunday Telegraph can reveal coach Wayne Bennett faces the onerous assignment of negotiating new deals for 16 of his top 28 players.
It means today’s trial in Perth against Parramatta is virtually the start of a job interview for the bulk of the St George Illawarra squad.
Heading the star-studded list are captain Ben Hornby, Dally M five-eighth of the year Jamie Soward, NSW …

You probably won’t know his name yet, but two years ago Trent Hodkinson was considered a hotter NRL prospect than Daniel Mortimer or Kris Keating.
That was until the halfback tipped to fill the void left by Matt Orford at Manly tore his anterior cruciate ligament and dislocated his knee cap.
During 12 months of rehabilitation, there were days when the No. 7 who Manly legend Noel Cleal has likened to Cooper Cronk thought about quitting the game.
But as he stands on the cusp of a breakthrough season in the NRL, the …

IF THEY can’t beat Perth Glory at Parramatta today, why should Sydney FC expect to beat Gold Coast United or Melbourne in the finals?

The importance of the clash with the dangerous Glory at Parramatta Stadium is not being underestimated by any of the Sky Blues. Striker Alex Brosque acknowledged the team’s recent form had been poor and there was no time left to waste.
”If you look at our past four games, we’ve had one win, one draw and two losses and, apart from the game against Newcastle, we haven’t been …