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The article focuses on the victory of the Queensland-based Northern Pride rugby league football club over Easts Tigers in the Queensland's Intrust Super Cup championship at Suncorp Stadium in 2014. Topics discussed include the performance of player Blake Leary in the starting of the game, former captain of Easts Tigers Kevin Kingston quitting his career after game and the contribution of Northern Pride's coach Jason Demetriou.

The article offers information on how the Roosters legend Craig Fitzgibbon saved rugby league football player Frank-Paul Nuuausala. According to Nuuausala, Fitzgibbon walked over him when he came to the Roosters and put his arm around him, and he just followed whatever Fitzgibbon does from that moment on. He adds that imagines that he would have been back in New Zealand in 2009 if Fitzgibbon had not showed him the way.

The article reports on New Zealand professional rugby league football player Bronson Harrison of Saint George Illawarra Dragons team. It states that Harrison has moved on from two teams of Canberra Raiders and Wests Tigers until the end of 2011 before landed on the Dragons. It notes that Harrison has played 175 matches of the National Rugby League (NRL) and 13 Tests for New Zealand and has suffered worst periods of his career for he past 12 months.

The article reports on rugby league player Korbin Sims, who plays for the Newcastle Knights despite getting a chance to join the North Queensland Cowboys and a chance to play alongside his brothers Ashton and Tariq. The Knights had given Sims the first opportunity to play and Sims decided to stay loyal to his club despite the lucrative offer from the Cowboys.

An interview with rugby league football player Clinton Schifcofske is presented. When asked about how he got involved in rugby league despite being Polish, he comments that he is not Polish as his father was only adopted and that his real grandmother is Australian. Schifcofske discusses his experience of playing for the Crushers and why he left the Eels in 2000. He also explores the allegation that he is using performance-enhancing drugs and his decision to join the Celtic Crusaders.

The article focuses on Australian professional rugby league player Daniel Mortimer, who currently plays for Sydney Roosters in the National Rugby League (NRL). It mentions that the player is intent to bounce back in 2012, after signing a two year deal with the Roosters. It states that Mortimer is very excited for the 2012 season and is confident that he will not repeat the mistakes of his previous season.

The article offers information on several rugby league teams which are playing in the 2011 Australian rugby league premiership in Australia. It is reported that, Newcastle Knights rugby league team will wear a commemorative jersey in their next match with Canberra Raiders rugby league team in August 2011 to honour their Aboriginal heritage. Sydney Roosters rugby league team's player Aidan Guerra has fully recovered from his injuries and has regained his form.

The article offers information on the rugby league teams participating in the 2011 Australian rugby league premiership in Australia. It is reported that, Gold Coast Titans rugby league team's player Michael Henderson has undergone a surgery for his right thumb, and he says that he is happy that he went for the surgery. It is reported that, Canberra Raiders rugby league team's player Josh Miller is unhappy that he has to leave the team in 2012, as the team faces salary cap constraints.

The article offers information on several rugby league teams participating in the 2011 Australian rugby league premiership in Australia. It is reported that, South Sydney Rabbitohs rugby league team has launched its own television channel on YouTube LLC named Rabbitohs TV. It is reported that, Parramatta Eels rugby league team's player Chris Walker will retire from rugby at the end of the premiership.

The article offers information on the several rugby league teams playing in the 2011 Australian rugby league premiership in Australia. It is reported that, Brisbane Broncos rugby league team's player Ben Te'o has broken his arm in the round 12 of the premiership from the same spot from where he broke it in the round 5 of the premiership. It is reported that, Parramatta Eels rugby league team's player Jeff Robson is excited about playing for Cronulla Sharks rugby league team in the year 2012.

The article analyzes several teams which are participating in the 2011 Australian rugby league premiership in Australia. Brisbane Broncos rugby league team's coach Anthony Griffin says that, the team's winger Jharal Yow Yeh, who is now resting due to tonsilitis, has shown with his performance that he has the ability to back up after every rep game. It is reported that, Parramatta Eels rugby league team has granted immediate release to the team's player Billy Rogers for personal reasons.

The article offers information on several rugby league teams playing in the 2011 Australian rugby league premiership in Australia. It is reported that, despite the groin injury which prematurely ended the 2011 rugby season of Canberra Raiders rugby league team's player Terry Campese, he is optimistic about his career. It is reported that, Brisbane Broncos rugby league team's player Josh McGuire, who is recovering from an eye injury, has started participating in the training sessions of the team.

The article discusses the positions and performance of various rugby league football clubs. The Canberra Raiders were tipped to be among the top teams in 2011 but they had to face eight continuous losses. The Newcastle Knights are facing several injuries suffered by its members including Jarrod Mullen, Ben Rogers and Tyrone Roberts. The North Queensland Cowboys could not get the Sims brothers as a package deal.

The article offers information on several rugby league football teams and their players. Newcastle Knights' player Neville Costigan advices his teammates on dealing with stress. Saint George Illawarra Dragons' Mitch Rein comments on his struggle to adjust to life as a full-time footballer. Brisbane Broncos' Ben Hannant has asked his team-mates to be honest with themselves at training to recover from the form slump.

The article reports on the likely axing of several existing players of Newcastle Knights rugby team for making room for new players under the plans of Wayne Bennett, who will join as the team's coach in the year 2012.

The article reports on the rugby league teams and players. It reports on Cronulla Sharks rugby team's player Wade Graham who believes his club would put on an impressive show in the 2011 season. It reports on former rugby league player Matty Jones who returned to his former club Newcastle Knights as assistant coach. It reports that Canberra Raiders club players Matt Orford, Joel Thompson and Blake Ferguson are no certainty to be ready for round one, of the rugby league.

The article presents information on rugby league football player Daniel Harrison who will play for the team Sea Eagles for the 2010 season. The 22-year-old back-rower has returned to the Sea Eagles after completing a four-year contract at the team Bulldogs. In 2010, Harrison played an important role in the Bulldogs' NSW Cup premiership victory.

The article reports on the intention of Brian Smith, coach of the Knights, to belong into the top eight during the 2009 season of the National Rugby League in Australia. The aim came in due to the result in 2008 where the team was beaten by Brisbane Broncos. Moreover, Kurt Gildey will be the new captain of the Knights following Danny Buderus' departure to Leeds Rhinos.

The article reports on rugby league football player Isaac De Gois who has signed Knights rugby football club. De Gois will replace player Danny Buderus. It is stated that De Gois has been signed because of the way he plays, and the qualities he can bring to a team that showed glimpses last season of the force they can become in 2009. Buderus thinks the club is on a clear winner identifying De Gois and signing him as far back as April 2008.

The article discusses the strategy of various rugby league football teams to edge out competitors in Australia. It explores the rebuilt of the Knights club which earned respect from their National Rugby League (NRL) opponents and the retirement of Team of the Century halfback Andrew Johns. It presents a chart of the performance of rugby league football players.

The article reports on issues related to the walkout of rugby league football player Sonny Bill Williams in Australia. It states that the Bulldogs has recorded only five wins in 26 rounds, 32.6 points conceded per game. It relates the departure of Willie Mason from the Bulldogs to the Roosters during the off-season. A chart depicting the scores and performance of football players is presented.

The article offers information on the professional life of player Danny Buderus of rugby league football club Newcastle Knights. It mentions Buderusb as the club's most influential player after the retirement of player Andrew Johns. It discusses on Buderus' role as a captain of the club and his deal till 2009. It reports on Buderus' professional rapport with rugby league player Brian Smith. It cites Buderus' desire to be a part of the World Cup and his dedication towards the club.

The article focuses on the revival of the career of rugby league football player Wes Naiqama at the Newcastle Knights rugby league football team based in Newcastle, New South Wales. Coach Nathan Brown decides that in order to save Naiqama's career, the player must be removed from the Saint George Illawarra Dragons team. Naiqama's colleagues are hoping that he will play good football for his new team.

The article focuses on the appreciation of the rugby league team South Sydney Rabbitohs and its players including Sam Burgess, Tom Burgess and Greg Inglis, by Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs player Moses Mbye, after their victory over Bulldogs in the first premiership of the National Rugby League.

The article focuses on the successful career of Jake Mamo, an Australian professional rugby league footballer for the Newcastle Knights of the National Rugby League.

The article focuses on Cheyse Blair, rugby league football player of Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles club, who got to play outside Manly's captain Jamie Lyon.

The article reports on rugby league player Korbin Sims, who has taken an experience from the Rugby Football World Cup. Sims decided to stay with Newcastle Knights due to his love for the region. After playing 12 first-grade games in 2013, Sims admits that he requires to build on that start in 2014. He feels confident after the World Cup.

The article profiles Australian rugby league football player Michael Jennings of the National Rugby League's (NRL) Sydney Rooster team. It mentions that Jennings was removed from the Penrith Panthers due to financial challenges leading him to the Roosters. It also notes his effort in attaining the respect of his team-mates as well as proposal to his girlfriend in France.

The article reports on the Lower Clarence Magpies rugby league of New South Wales which is set for a resurgence following their worst performances in the history. It mentions that former Moorebanks Rams player and mentor and new coach Nathan Pettit provided officials confidence that they can start their journey toward success in 2014. It mentions that Magpies has developed players including Nathan Brown, Brian Smith, and Tony Priddle.

The article focuses on the chance of rugby football player Semi Radradra to play against his idol Akuila Uate in the World Cup. It notes Radradra could be going to a World Cup and play against his role model Uate whom he had been watching for a couple of years. It notes that Radradra's transition to rugby league was not easy but he take on the challenge of a game which is totally foreign to him.

The article profiles Richie Fa'aoso, the professional rugby league player for the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles and noted to be one of the great journeymen in the National Rugby League. It highlights the daily routine of Fa'aoso wherein he leaves home early in the morning each day to catch a train and to ride a commute bus to make it to training. Fa'aoso's playing career is mentioned.

The article presents a profile of rugby league football player Dane Nielsen. Nielsen plays for the New Zealand Warriors team. He is considered as one of the rugby league's best defensive centers. He previously played for the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks and Melbourne Storm teams. According to New Zealand Warriors coach Matt Elliott, Nielsen helps and teaches his younger team-mates.

The article reports that Melbourne Storm captain Cameron Smith has defended his Australian rugby league football team from Newcastle Knights coach Wayne Bennett's accusations that his team is deliberately giving away penalties.

The article reports on Australian professional rugby league football player Danny Buderus who played for his team Newcastle Knights in 2013 game despite his injury that requires surgery.

The article presents an interview with Craig Gower, a rugby league football player for the Newcastle Knights, about being persuaded by Knights coach Wayne Bennett to return to the team. He comments on the issue about Bennett assembling an aging roster. Gower stresses that he wants to prove that he still have what it takes to play at such level despite his age. He shares his thoughts on playing hooker again for the Knights after publicly declaring he is done doing it.

The article discusses the views of the young rugby players of the Newcastle Knights about their coach Wayne Bennett.

The article profiles Cronulla Sharks rugby league football player John Morris who wish that his daddy, John Morris Sr. could watch him play his first-graded debut in a star-studded Newcastle Knights outfit back in 2001.

The article focuses on the good performance of Ryan Hoffman, rugby league player for the Melbourne Storm team, in the grand finals of National Rugby League.

The article reports on coming back of Michael Gordon, Australian rugby league footballer for the Penrith Panthers, on the field in 2012 after the knee injury he met in 2011

The article focuses on the Robbie Rochow, an Australian professional rugby league footballer for the Newcastle Knights of the National Rugby League. It focuses on various opportunities that were considered by Rochow including a contract of remaining within team till 2014, Olympic gold medal and has organized a foundation as his career after retiring from rugby football.

The article reports that rugby league football player Kevin Naiqama has progressed in his career. It states that when he and his brother, Wes Naiqama joined the team Newcastle Knights, the team had many good players like Richie Fa'aoso. It mentions that in 2012 the only players who will play for the club are Kevin and Akuila Uate. Coach Wayne Bennett highlights that Kevin's speed is a gift from God.

The article mentions that New Zealand Rugby League known as Kiwis' soccer player Greg Eastwood insists that Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs club is playing only at 80 percent.

The article looks at the contributions of a Scottish Australian rugby league football player James McManus, towards its Newcastle Knights, a National Rugby League football team. It is given that McManus played 59 games straight for the Knights after debuting in 2007 and is the team's best player in a season of disappointment in 2012. He has still not recovered from the Jones Fracture, but confident about the training he is getting from Jeremy Hickman.

The article reports that rugby league football player Jarrad Hickey was dropped from a London, England club and later signed with the team lllawarra Cutters.

The article presents information on Tyrone Roberts, a rugby league footballer and halfback for the team Newcastle Knights. Roberts left his home at the age of 14 and moved to New castle, New South Wales, to finish his schooling. During school, he got involved with the Knights junior system. According to Knights football manager Warren Smiles, Roberts' maturity and journey to the top will inspire young players.

The article focuses on Dayne Weston, an Australian rugby league player for the team Penrith Panthers. Weston played with the team Sharks in 2007, and then joined the team Cowboys in 2008. He says that no club signed him for the next season in 2009 and he lost a lot of enjoyment for football. He played for the team Burleigh Bears in the Queensland Cup in an effort to rediscover his love for the game. His former Cowboys team-mate Travis Burns recommended him to then Panthers chief Mick Leary.

The article profiles Newcastle Knights rugby league team's player Zeb Taia.

The article profiles Sydney Roosters rugby league team's player Boyd Cordner. It is reported that, Cordner has survived several injuries in his rugby career including, ankle injuries, a broken jaw, and knee problems. It is reported that, Cordner was four years old when he lost his mother due to breast cancer, and he says that, growing up without a mother was tough.

The article profiles Canterbury Bulldogs rugby league team's player Bryson Goodwin.

The article profiles Brisbane Broncos rugby league team's player Matt Gillett. It is reported that, Gillett scored a 25-metre try to help his team win against Newcastle Knights rugby league team in a match in the 2012 Australian rugby league premiership in Australia. Gillett says that, although he was born in Macksville, New South Wales (NSW), he grew up in Queensland and wants to play for the team of Queensland called Maroons.