Stories by Grant Chapman

Some familiar faces are relegated back to reserve grade this weekend.

The pair want a return to international fixtures to break up the NRL club schedule.

The Warriors second-rower has been part of two Maroons series victories, but isn't wanted for the 2025 opener.

Analysis - The 'Green Machine' have now accounted for their trans-Tasman rivals twice this season.

With co-skippers Mitch Barnett and James Fisher-Harris, the mantle has fallen to the team's quiet leader.

The outstanding half has risen dramatically to the top of the rankings for the NRL MVP award.

The new deals make the promising second-rowers the longest-contracted players on the Warriors roster.

Their seventh win of the NRL season included a dubious try, a couple of injury returns, a debutant and a late sin-binning that may cost them next week.

The Auckland NRL side are riding a four-game winning streak, but have never beaten their rivals at Suncorp Stadium.

Consecutive 'Magic Round' victories have brought the Wahs faithful out in force at Brisbane.

The team was disbanded during Covid, but will return to the Aussie league competition this season.

Halfback Luke Metcalf kicked two penalties in the one-point win over the Dragons last weekend.

The try-scoring wiz showed signs of rust in the thriller against the Dragons last week.

Superstar Roger Tuivasa-Sheck has again been named on an extended bench for the trip to Brisbane.

The win was their fourth of the season by fewer than six points and moves them to second on the NRL table.

St George have an 11-2 record against their NZ rivals at their WIN Stadium home ground.

Their strong 6-2 run through nine rounds is still a long way short of outright club history.

Their strong 6-2 run through nine rounds is still a long way short of outright club history.

As his teammates return from injury, the understudy may soon find himself back in reserve grade.

The Auckland team have carved out a top-three spot on the NRL table, as their leader transforms himself.

Teenage sensation Leka Halasima has caught the eye for a variety of reasons this season.

Coach Andrew Webster admits his line-up this week has virtually picked itself through attrition.

The 'home' team almost blew an 18-point lead down the stretch at Suncorp Stadium.

Golden State tried to victimised the veteran centre, but he made them pay for their strategy.

North Queensland arrive at Suncorp Stadium on a four-game winning streak.