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ests Tigers captain Api Koroisau has conceded his side is guilty of finding excuses during the club’s form slide but maintained none had to do with Jarome Luai’s shock decision to join the PNG Chiefs.

Benji Marshall’s men have conceded 226 points, and lost four from five games, since Round 9 – which was five days after Luai confirmed he would be joining new franchise, the Chiefs, from 2028.

Koroisau said Luai’s decision has not been a disruption and was not to blame for the Tigers’ form slump, given the former Penrith premiership winner still has another 18 months at the Concord club.

🧾: Code Sports

PNG great Justin Olam has backed rookie Sea Eagles centre Josh Feledy for a Kumuls jersey as coach Jason Demetriou continues to track his development ahead of Rugby League World Cup 2026.

Feledy qualifies for the Kumuls through his mother Jacqueline, who was born in Goroka, and his family ties to Papua New Guinea extend up to three generations.

After starring for Manly in his fourth NRL appearance this season against South Sydney, Feledy confirmed his ambition to represent his PNG heritage and play for the Kumuls.

Via: RLWC26

We all wish Jai Arrow all the very best with his fight against motor neurone disease.

We’re all behind you champion.

Storm supremo Matt Tripp has revealed Billy Slater is part of Melbourne’s succession plan to replace Craig Bellamy in a move that could shape his future as Queensland coach.

Mitchell Moses has not played since being ruled out of the Origin series-opener 48 hours before kick off, but despite missing a crucial session the team remains confident he’ll be good to go.

The Broncos’ title defence is all-but over after the red-hot Rabbitohs and four-try Alex Johnston blew the reigning premiers off the field.

Kangaroos launch bid for Payne Haas to defect from Samoa ahead of World Cup.

Australia coach Kevin Walters has launched a bold bid to bring Payne Haas back to the Kangaroos for the World Cup, amid doubts over the Broncos superstar’s Test future with Samoa.

📰: Courier Mail

The greatest coach in NSW’s Origin history, Phil Gould, has savaged coach Laurie Daley’s decision to dump Haumole Olakau’atu for game two in a brutal critique of the Blues’ selections.

Building to Wednesday