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The burning questions ahead of two trans-Tasman Rugby League World Cup finals
Kiwi Ferns v Jillaroos will be followed by Kiwis v Kangaroos on an epic night in Brisbane on Sunday. Mat Kermeen and Andrew Voerman
‘They are so beatable’: Kiwi Ferns embrace underdog tag for World Cup final
Australia have won the last three tournaments, including a 54-4 routing in 2022. New Zealand co-captain Georgia Hale insists the favourites are "so beatable". Merryn Anderson
A friendship forged on the rugby league fields of New Zealand a century ago
It's been more than 100 years since Awhina and Rita's ancestors travelled from the rugby league fields of New Zealand to Australia.
'Playing with injury' par for course at Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup
From overcoming life-altering accidents to living with rare medical conditions, almost every player in the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup has an amazing story to tell.
Spectacular try helps England to Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup glory
England has been crowned Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup champion for a third time, defeating France 50-38 as Australia finished its campaign with a comprehensive victory in the third-place play-off.
The Rugby League World Cup final should have solved the Golden Boot battle
Kalyn Ponga has been awarded the Golden Boot as international player of the year but the trophy should not have been given until he and Reece Walsh faced off in the World Cup final.
Kiwi duo Ponga and Waaka claim Golden Boot awards after stunning seasons
New Zealand takes home both the men's and women's Golden Boot awards after two stunning individual seasons.
Addo-Carr free to leave Eels as club rejects extension opportunity
Parramatta decides not to extend Josh Addo-Carr's contract beyond next season, leaving him free to join a new team immediately if he chooses to do so.
Brad Thorn and Sonny Bill Williams couldn’t achieve this, but Stacey Waaka can
The Kiwi Ferns centre is mighty close to a unique achievement no code-hopping player has managed, but they will have to shock Australia. Stuff sports reporters
The women's RLWC final is a fight against fate
Australia and New Zealand's run to the women's World Cup final has felt pre-destined from the moment the tournament started and the Jillaroos are poised to once again show their dominance against their greatest rivals.
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