As New Zealand-born Siua Wong opened up on his decision to snub playing for the Kiwis, the rising Tongan back-rower credited Spencer Leniu for helping him find his feet on the international stage.
Finlay O'Neill thought his sporting days were over when his dislocated a knee at the age of 16. Now he is preparing to play a part in England's bid to retain the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup.
Rugby WA chairman John Wellborn has dismissed fears the Western Force could fold despite a radical restructure that will see billionaire owner Andrew Forrest scale step away as owner.
Rugby league in Leeds enjoyed a double success when the community game staged its showpiece finals day at the home of Super League champions Wakefield Trinity.
Jez Litten and Morgan Knowles are brought into the starting line-up for England's must-win Rugby League World Cup match against Papua New Guinea - with Brad O'Neill dropping out.
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