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The article reports on rivalries between rugby football teams in New South Wales. Topics discussed include clashes between Newcastle Cessnock Goannas team and Kurri Kurri Bulldogs team, Canberra Queanbeyan Blues team and Queanbeyan Kangaroos team, and Northern Rivers Mullumbimby Giants and Byron Bay Red Devils team.

The article offers information on the performance of top rugby league football players in the world in 2015. Joe Burgess scored 26 tries from 29 appearances this year and earning a place in the Super League Dream Team. Daniel Tupou re-signed with the team Sydney Roosters until the end of 2017. The English hooker Josh Hodgson came to Canberra Raiders as a relative unknown but had a superb debut season.

The article offers information on various facts related to rugby league football tournaments and mentions performance of various rugby league football players in various matches. Topics discussed include proposals for compensation of players for time off work, introduction of memberships for Rugby Football Union and other clubs and conspiracies related to matches.

The article explores if National Rugby League is ready for a gay player as of March 2016. Topics include the NRL's reputation as the first sport to enter a float at the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras in March 2016, players who came out as gay including Keegan Hirst and Johnathan Thurston, and the inclusivity of rugby as a sport no matter what sexual preference as player has.

The article discusses history of 50 seasons of Australian rugby league football club Penrith Panthers along with photographs. It discusses changes in facilities, training and off-field work in the club for players from Dave Applebee and Tom Wilson in 1967 to Bryce Cartwright in 2016. It also mentions acceptance of the club in New South Wales Rugby League (NEWRL) on July 4, 1966.

The article offers information on the New South Wales Rugby League (NSWRL). It features several rugby league football clubs that will compete in the tournament which includes the Canterburry Bulldogs, New Zealad Warriors and Manly Warringah Sea Eagles. It also features several rugby league football players which include Paki Afu, Kato Ottio and Cameron Phelps.

The article offers information on the performance of the 12 rugby league football club during the New South Wales (NSW) Cup rugby league competition in 2015. Among the rugby football clubs include Newcastle Knights, Wyong Roos, and Canterbury Bulldogs. It mentions the players to watch for the next season of the game including Jaelen Feeney, Kato Ottio, and Tomas Aoake.

The article offers information on several best rugby players from different rugby football teams who are ideal for Auckland Nines, a knock-out tournament. Topics discussed include player Carlin Anderson from Brisbane Broncos has the pace and footwork, player Danny Levi from Newcastle Knights has quick thinking during game, player Will Smith from Penrith Panthers has versatility, speed and toughness and player Tony Tumusa from Melbourne Storm has pace and a lunging sidestep.

The article focuses on the significant events during the Anzac Day Cup, a five-game rugby league marathon held at the Allianz Stadium in Australia on April 25, 2015. Particular focus was given on a match-up between the Saint George Illawarra and Sydney Roosters rugby football teams and the exceptional performance of football players Matt Cooper and Matt Head. Comments from Luke Ricketson, team captain of Sydney Roosters, are mentioned.

The article offers information on passion for the rugby league football among country people in Australia. Topics discussed include known country rugby league players such as Mick Cronin, Don Parish, and Tim Simona; featuring of country players in the periodical; and efforts of the National Rugby League to increase support for country rugby football players.

The article offers the insights of Australian rugby league coach Brian Smith regarding guides for rugby football clubs to manage a bush footy club in the 21st century. It mentions that Smith will be featured at the Grassroots Rugby League Summit to be held at the Yamba Sports Complex in New South Wales on February 18, 2017 along with other speakers such as Col Speed, Belinda Martin, and Debrah Novak.

The article reports that the Australian rugby league football team Sydney Roosters defeated the team Penrith Panthers in the 2016 grand final of the Holden Cup by a score of 30-28. It focuses on how Roosters players including Johnny Tuivasa-Sheck, Joseph Manu and Nat Butcher dominated the Panthers and won the match for their team.

The article reports on the victory of rugby league football club Sydney Roosters in a 30-28 score against Penrith Panthers during the Holden Cup grand final game on October 2, 2016. Topics discussed include the insights of footballer Johnny Tuivasa-Sheck regarding the performance of his team, the recognition for Nat Butcher as the Rugby League Players Association (RLPA) Holden Cup player of the year, and the leadership of Sydney Roosters coach Anthony Barnes to the team.

The article reports on the victory of the Illawarra Cutters rugby football club over the Mount Pritchard Mounties in the New South Wales Cup, focusing on the performance of rugby football player and head coach Jason Demetriou of Illawarra. Demetriou discusses the success of his team and its meaning for the St. George Illawarra Dragons rugby football club in the National Rugby League (NRL) and the performances of players like Drew Hutchison.

The article reports on the success of the Murwillumbah Mustangs at a rugby football competition against the Casino held at Northern Rivers in Australia.

The article reports on the performance of Blake Wallace, a rugby player who plays for Australian rugby league football club Illawarra Cutters, during the team's match against Wests held at WIN Stadium in New South Wales Australia. Topics discussed include his contribution to the team's victory, the advantage of the alignment of the team's player, and the influence of his father and grandfather to the development of his sports career.

The article reports that the rugby football team Wests Tigers finally snapped the curse of getting defeated with a 28-16 defeat of rugby footballer Kevin Junee and its captain-coach James Smart is looking forward to defending the title without a historical gorilla on his back. Topics include Premiership-winning captain-coach Cameron Woo stated to have returned from the U.S. and star back-rower Blake Dunn having returned from a calf injury in the 32-14 defeat of Junee in the preliminary final.

The article focuses on the status of the Macintyre Warriors Rugby League Football Club Inc. as of 2016. Topics discussed include the defeat of the team from Inverell Rugby Club, affiliation with Country Rugby League of New South Wales (CRL), and the perspectives of CRL president Peter Rice regarding the government grant for the team.

The article reports that Scone Thoroughbreds, a country rugby league team, based in Scone, New South Wales, competing in the Group 21 competition under the Country Rugby League, survived a scare in a preliminary final on August 21, 2016 against Aberdeen, throwing away a 30-12 lead to finish the 80 minutes 30-all. The team secured a grand final date with Muswellbrook on August 28, 2016. But it will go to the final without star captain-coach Daniel Ritter.

The article offers information on the Team Jimmy campaign in order to raise funds for treatment of rugby player Mark Jurd's son Jimmy who has been diagnosed with a brain tumour. Topics discussed include chemotherapy of Jimmy for moving away the tumour from brain stem which will enable doctors to perform brain surgery, high cost of the surgery, and views of Mark on the money that has already been raised.

The article offers information on the career of rugby football player Kato Ottio. Topics include his performance with the Mounties rugby team against Newcastle rugby football team, his dream to play at the National Rugby League (NRL), and his participation at the Queensland Cup in Papua New Guinea in 2015 against Hunters.

The article reports that international rugby football players, South African Jean Coetzer, and Frenchman Julien Agullo and Englishman Jacob Emmitt, have joined the Australian rugby league football team Corrimal.

The article reports that rugby football team Blayney Bears continued to play sessions after death of club's rugby football player Terry Brown, brother of player Bobbie Brown and mentions that Bobbie has stepped into the Blayney halves to pay tribute to his little brother.

The article focuses on the return of former Tumbarumba rugby football coach-captain Aaron Sweeney after being suspended for brandishing an iron bar in Group 9 rugby league. Topics covered include the challenges he faced in three seasons in Group 9, the concern raised by the Camden club over Sweeney's history and the response by Group 6 boss Stephen Hazelton to Sweeney addition to the comp.

The article features Sawtell Panther rugby football player Nathan Davies, who has scored all 200 of his tries at Sawtell.

An interview with Dave Applebee, a former rugby league player for the Penrith Panthers rugby league football team in Australia, is presented. He discusses his experience playing in Penrith's inaugural team as well as playing Souths at Penrith Park. He also mentions players Bob Boland and Roger Cowan.

The article offers information regarding the 2016 State of Origin series, a rugby football tournament in Australia. It features Cameron Smith, the professional rugby league footballer playing for the Queensland State of Origin team. It also features coach Laurie Daley as well as players James Tamou and Mark Coyne.

The article offers information on footballer Jimmy Storer and his football club. Topics discussed include rugby league saved him from getting into more fights, he was raised in an environment of alcohol and violence, his mother has cleaned herself up from alcohol and works in an aged care, he has inbuilt leadership skills, his father encouraged him to be a leader.

The article offers information on the Try Time program which was tried by special needs children at Sydney, New South Wales. Topics discussed include children with special needs such as autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, deafness and vision impairment were given a chance to feel like football players; and the program teaches the children to catch, pass and tackle.

The article focuses on performance of professional rugby football player Daniel Abraham, as of May 2016. It states that the player has experienced several injuries during games in National Rugby League, and mentions a title won by the player in 2001. It notes establishment of his career as a player of the team Knights, and cites views of the player on Newcastle's championship in 2001.

The article announces resignation of Mick Lewis as president of New England Group 19 Rugby League.

The article reports on the preparations undertaken by Illawarra for the 2016 Country Rugby League championships. Topics discussed include recognition for the league's culture which has attracted players who went on to play for the National Rugby League and the willingness of players to take part in the Country Championships. The aim of Illawarra division coach Wade Forrester to secure their fourth consecutive title and opposition from the Canberra Raiders are then mentioned.

The article discusses the trials before the season undergone by Illawarra football player Peni Botiki who found solace in playing football. Topics include the death of his little brother Joe and loss of their family home roof due to Cyclone Winston that ravaged Fiji as the most powerful storm in Southern Hemisphere history. Also mentioned are the motivation for Botiki to play for his family as the rugby season opened where he feels he can express himself while representing his country.

The article anticipates the match between the Tonga and Samoa rugby teams and how they will score next to State of Origin in the Parramatta games. Topics covered include the hundred years of cultural battle between the two teams when Tonga ruled over Samoa and the victory of Samoa to win back their dominance over Tonga in the National Rugby League (NRL). Also mentioned are the importance of football to the Polynesian communities and their pride in playing for the Polynesian Cup.

The article focuses on the professional life of footballer Josh 'Magic' Moncaster including the winner of silver medal in the 2014 Golden Gloves tournament, his experience of game against Wee Waa and the release of a mixtape "The Prophecy."

The article offers information on Thunder, the Australian Army rugby league team which is composed of soldiers. Topics discussed include annual memorial game for Sergeant Matthew Locke, involvement of Major Al Lynch in playing football, and rugby union. Comments from Sergeant Patrick Inskip are also included.

The article reports on the preparation of rugby league football player Heath L'Estrange for the National Rugby League matches.

The article discusses the new development pathway for young rugby players in the expansion of the Under-16s and 18s Championship of the Country Rugby League of New South Wales (CRL) into a five-week competition. Topics include conditioning and strength programs offered by CRL in a camp for 350 players and coaches with Matt Parish of CRL and coach Craig Fitzgibbon of Country Origin. Also cited is the Speed, Power, Agility, Reaction and Quickness (SPARQ) testing for young players.

The article focuses on Australian professional rugby footballer Brett Warwick who is preparing for his 30th season after playing his first game in 1987. Topics include why the veteran hardman has no plans to retire from the sport, his goal to line up alongside 13-year-old son Aston once he is old enough to play seniors, and his plan to bring up his 30th anniversary with a derby against arch-rivals Dubbo CYMS rugby club on April 16, 2016.

The article reports on the rugby football match between the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs and South Sydney Rabbitohs and the athletic performance of several rugby players including James Graham and David Klemmer.

The article discusses the changes in the rugby football team North Queensland Cowboys. Topics discussed include the respect given by the Broncos players to the North Queensland Cowboys, the failure of the Cowboys in winning against Brisbane in their first 16 games, and the condition of the recruitment of Cowboys in 2010.

The article focuses on the enthusiasm of people from Cobar, Australia in football. Among the topics discussed include the effects of the 2008 global crisis for mining and mineral industries in the town, the status of football and rugby league in the town, and the involvement of the town in various football competitions.

The article features Will Hopoate, rugby league footballer, with topics including his career development, the importance of leadership in sports, and his knee injury.

The article discusses the most remarkable rugby football games held at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) sports stadium in Sydney, New South Wales. Topics include the game between South Sydney Rabbitohs against St. George Illawarra Dragons in 1984, the 1965 grand final game between the Souths and Saints in which around 1000,000 sports fans attended according to South player Bob McCarthy, and the victory of the Rabbitosh before being ousted from the National Rugby League (NRL) in 1999.

The article discusses clash of Group 16 rugby players in Moruya, New South Wales before an Indigenous and Maori took sides of Group 9 rugby players for the Reconciliation Cup of National Rugby League to be held in Wagga Wagga on March 18, 2016 and then Group 10 hosted their first-ever All Stars game in Cowra on April 2, 2016. It present views of rugby player Dillon Aldridge on the same. It also mentions Australian rugby football club Canberra Raiders supplied all the kit for the men's game.

The article focuses on the experiences of several rugby players in their debut or first games. It mentions first game of Brett Kenny, of the Parramatta Eels team, against the South Sydney Rabbitohs in 1980; challenges faced by Travis Norton, of the South Queensland Crushers team, during his first game against the Canberra Raiders team in 1995; and debut of Scott Hill, of the Canterbury team, against the South Sydney team in 1996.

Several charts are presented depicting cost incurred by fans in tickets and food during rugby matches of several National Rugby League clubs for a single adult and a family including New Zealand Warriors, Australian Canberra Raiders, and Sydney Roosters.

The article reports that Macleay Valley Mustangs was re-admitted to Group 3 Rugby League competition for the 2016 season.

The article offers suggestions for second-year Rugby football players from rookie players who have received the "Dally M Rookie of the Year" award such as Alan Wilson, Tim Brasher, and Matt Rodwell. Topics discussed include importance of concentrating on little things and consistent performance, taking care of their body by the players, and habit of running.

The article reports on Tom Smith, player of the Rugby League Week (RLW), and efforts of his coach Kevin Hastings in training him including Hastings' passion for training, his impressive physical appearance and strict diet routine.