Warriors caught in $6m tourism scandal
Exclusive: The Warriors are caught up in an investigation into a Maori tourism qualification involving alleged overpayments of $6 million of taxpayers' money.
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Support at city council for Warriors move
There is support on Auckland Council for a plan to relocate the Warriors from Mt Smart to Albany's QBE Stadium as part of a sweeping reform of Auckland's sporting facilities.
NRL: Clubs lining up to sign Packer when he's done his time
Jailed former Warriors prop Russell Packer looks set to resume his NRL career but uncertainty looms over which club he will join once he becomes a free man in January.
NRL: Bromwich is creating a storm
Jesse Bromwich might be the best prop in the NRL but there's no danger of any hype going to his head.
Hugh McGahan: Rabbitohs need focus for fairytale ending
The Rabbitohs will be distracted by the events of grand final week and it could impact on the result next Sunday.
NRL: Nothing to crow about in sad exit
Trent Robinson offered no excuses but also struggled to reconcile just why the Roosters' NRL title defence ended in disappointment and despair.
League: Roger that, No 1, Kiwi flyer set for fullback
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck appears the prime contender for the highly-contested Kiwis fullback spot for the Four Nations tournament.
NRL: Knee niggles keep Kiwis role on hold
Warriors prop Ben Matulino is a doubtful starter in the Kiwis' Four Nations campaign because of a knee injury that affected the second half of his NRL season.
Win ends Bunnies' long wait
South Sydney ended the Sydney Roosters' NRL title defence to surge into their first grand final in 43 years with a stirring comeback win over their century-old rivals late last night.
Richie Barnett: Spontaneity missing in finals football
Last weekend's playoffs games were among the best you would hope to see in finals football, writes Richie Barnett. But I would still love to see a return to more off-the-cuff football.
NRL: Johns bags Warriors for failing to achieve
League immortal Andrew Johns says the Warriors are "perennial under-achievers" and says it is up to halfback Shaun Johnson to find consistency and take the team to the next level.
NRL: Top scorer Merritt quits on a high
South Sydney's all-time leading try-scorer Nathan Merritt has announced his retirement after 13 seasons and 236 games.
NRL: Hasler praises referees
Des Hasler has broken ranks from the majority of the league community and given the NRL and its referees a pat on the back leading into Canterbury's preliminary final against Penrith on Saturday.
NRL: Franchise eyes bringing Hoffman in as centre option
The Warriors are interested in signing Brisbane Broncos and Kiwis international Josh Hoffman but not as a fullback.
NRL: Webster joins the Warriors
Former Wests Tigers NYC coach Andrew Webster was yesterday named as the second new assistant coach to Warriors head coach Andrew McFadden.
League: Nines perfect way to grow league
League immortal Andrew Johns believes the NRL Auckland Nines has the potential to grow the game here and in the Pacific Islands.
NRL: Halfbacks vital in semifinals
As it is throughout the 26 regular-season rounds, the hopes of the final four sides left in the NRL premiership race rest largely on the shoulders of their diminutive halfbacks.
Eyes on mosques in case of retaliation
Police will patrol mosques across Sydney under an operation established to head off any reprisals from Thursday's anti-terror raids, but they insist it's for community protection and confidence.
NRL: Hurell out of Kiwis Four Nations campaign
Warriors centre Konrad Hurrell is out of the Kiwis' Four Nations campaign thanks to a fracture recently discovered on his right wrist.