Could Powderfinger be the answer to the NRL’s Grand Final entertainment woes?. Fresh off announcing their long-awaited reunion tour, the Brisbane rock legends have put their hands up for a potential performance at the 2027 NRL Grand Final, with frontman Bernard Fanning sending a cheeky invitation to league boss Peter V’landys.
A four-try haul from Sua Fa’alogo helped Samoa to a record-breaking 78-4 victory over France to open their World Cup account in style at CommBank Stadium last Friday. The post Four-try Fa’alogo leads Samoa’s 74-8 rout of France in Rugby League World Cup opener appeared first on Post Courier.
Former prime minister Tony Abbott and his New Zealand counterpart Jacinda Ardern were headline speakers at an annual fundraising lunch. But it was Ardern who won the room.
The Kiwi Ferns did most of the attacking in the second half but it took them an age before they finally broke the Fijian resistance.
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