Talks ongoing over Indigenous and Maori teams competing in World Cup
Talks are underway over Indigenous and Maori teams competing at the World Cup, tournament chief executive Jon Dutton has confirmed.
Talks are underway over Indigenous and Maori teams competing at the World Cup, tournament chief executive Jon Dutton has confirmed.
The 2021 World Cup is hanging in the balance, tournament chief executive Jon Dutton has admitted.
Organisers of the 2021 World Cup say urgent talks are continuing in a bid to deliver the tournament as planned in the autumn.
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Tonga stalwart Jason Taumalolo says he intends to play in the 2021 World Cup in England despite the withdrawal of New Zealand and Australia and he expects his team-mates to ...
Former England captain James Graham says he doesn’t expect Australia and New Zealand to have a change of heart and reverse their decision not to play at the 2021 World ...
World Cup organisers have held an emergency board meeting to discuss the best way forward for the tournament after Australia and New Zealand confirmed their withdrawal.
Wales and Italy could be among the beneficiaries of the decision of Australia and New Zealand to pull out of the World Cup.
The group representing Australia’s rugby league players has criticised the decision by Australia and New Zealand to pull out of the 2021 World Cup as “premature” and said its members ...
Ireland international Tyrone McCarthy wants to see this autumn’s World Cup go ahead as planned despite the withdrawals of Australia and New Zealand.
Super League chairman Ken Davy says they are fully behind the World Cup organisers following the withdrawal of Australia and New Zealand.
Editors James Gordon and Drew Darbyshire have had their say on Australia and New Zealand’s withdrawal from this autumn’s World Cup – and they are both in agreement for once!
Australia and New Zealand have been branded “selfish, parochial and cowardly” over their decision to pull out of the World Cup.
Australia and New Zealand pulling out of the World Cup may have wide ranging implications for international rugby league, according to tournament organisers.
Holders Australia and New Zealand have withdrawn from this year’s Rugby League World Cup in England, saying it is “simply too unsafe” to travel due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Players from the southern hemisphere are still eager to play in the World Cup this autumn, according to tournament chief executive Jon Dutton.
World Cup organisers are hoping a personal message from chief executive Jon Dutton to Australia will persuade wavering NRL clubs and players to throw their weight behind the tournament.
Sydney Roosters captain Boyd Cordner has announced his immediate retirement from the sport due to concussion, aged 29.
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North Queensland Cowboys co-captain Michael Morgan has announced his immediate retirement from the game on medical grounds.
International Rugby League chairman Troy Grant says it is unlikely the Ashes will be re-scheduled for next year, but the series could take place in 2023.
It’s World Cup year – and in 2021 particularly, a celebration of all those that play rugby league is much needed.
Australia have announced a 17-man squad on merit that would have been set to play England in this autumn’s Ashes series.