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NSW’s State of Origin victory has led to dominance in a Kangaroos merit team picked by Australian selectors from performances in the interstate series.
NSW’s State of Origin victory has led to dominance in a Kangaroos merit team picked by Australian selectors from performances in the interstate series.
When you consider the international fixtures announced recently by rugby league and rugby union, I couldn’t help but notice some fascinating clashes of the codes. I wonder whether this was intentional.
We’re certainly living in unfamiliar times. So unfamiliar that you could be forgiven for thinking that rugby league finally has a sunny disposition.
The Kangaroos will face New Zealand in a trans-Tasman double-header in Wollongong, the NRL has announced.
The NRL puts its best foot forward between March and the first weekend of October, but it’s what happens before and after that gives us the most useful insight into its self-image.
This weekend’s match between England and New Zealand may well decide which nation will claim the number two ranking, behind Australia.
Rugby union in Australia is in trouble. The problem is plain for all to see.
The Australian Kangaroos accounted for Tonga 34-16 on Saturday night, but the long term winner from the game will undoubtedly be rugby league.
Australia have answered their critics with a hard-fought 34-16 win over a determined Tonga outfit at Mt Smart Stadium.
In their first-ever clash with Australia, will Tonga prove themselves worthy of a tier-one status or will the challenge prove too difficult? Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match, starting at 5:45pm (AEST).
In their first-ever clash with Australia, will Tonga prove themselves worthy of a tier-one status or will the challenge prove too difficult? Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match, starting at 5:45pm (AEST).
In their first-ever clash with Australia, will Tonga prove themselves worthy of a tier-one status or will the challenge prove too difficult? Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match, starting at 5:45pm (AEST).
Tonga will play their first official Test match against the Australian Kangaroos in Auckland this weekend. This is The Roar‘s guide to streaming the match online and watching it on TV.
Sound the alarm bells. This could be the decline of the dominant Australia Kangaroos.
The Kiwis have caused a massive boilover, stunning the fast-finishing Kangaroos 26-24 at Mt Smart Stadium on Saturday night.
The New Zealand Kiwis and Australian Kangaroos will clash in a rejuvenated end-of-year Test in Auckland. This is The Roar‘s guide to streaming the match online and watching it on TV.
New Zealand and Australia will renew their Trans-Tasman rivalry in an end-of-year Test at Mount Smart Stadium in Auckland. Kick-off is scheduled for 5:45pm (AEDT) on Saturday, October 13.
Imagine you shared a marker and a whiteboard at NRL Central with the Australian selectors as they mapped a likely squad for the end of year Tests.
The Australia Kangaroos will take on the New Zealand Kiwis this weekend with three debutants filling three of the four spine positions.
Australian coach Mal Meninga is considering playing with a four-forward bench rotations for the Kangaroos’ upcoming Tests against New Zealand and Tonga.
Australia are searching for their 14th-straight Test win when the Kangaroos face New Zealand at Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland.
Australia are searching for their 14th-straight Test win when the Kangaroos face New Zealand at Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland.
Australia are searching for their 14th-straight Test win when the Kangaroos face New Zealand at Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland.
NSW’s State of Origin victory has led to dominance in a Kangaroos merit team picked by Australian selectors from performances in the interstate series.
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I just read the article again and yes, Ben hunts name is still there so it’s serious. I thought they might have included…(more)