This year’s Origin series may have wrapped up with a famous Blues victory five days ago, but there’s still plenty of feeling around the result as evidenced when journalists Brent Read and Dean Ritchie went head-to-head in a fiery debate.

Payne Haas has cleared the air about his World Cup plans and says there is a "great chance" Samoa can lift the trophy for the first time.

Dave Donaghy has come out and declared in no uncertain terms that Michael Maguire will still be the Broncos’ head coach in 2027.

Laurie Daley has hit back at “made-up” claims that he was putting his players to sleep in what will now go down as one of the most memorable series wins in State of Origin history.

It is not just Jarome Luai creating headlines with his social media activity.

The Tigers are in turmoil once again after the club essentially told skipper Jarome Luai he could walk out the door. How did a once promising season turn so grim?

Titans coach Josh Hannay has let rip in his post match press conference, believing his side was on the wrong end of a couple of dubious calls in the Gold Coast’s heartbreaking 22-18 loss to the Storm.

Wayne Bennett was pulling some of his best moves in the press conference following his side’s frenetic 26-24 win over Newcastle on Sunday.

Mitchell Woods has been dealt another setback in his road to a potential NRL debut, with the young Bulldogs playmaker re-injuring his hamstring in his first game back in 315 days.

Round 19 concludes in Melbourne with the Storm playing host to the Titans at AAMI Park, but they’ll be without star Cam Munster.