There’s no better way to close out Round 2 than a couple of Sunday blockbusters in rugby league heartland.

The Raiders have delivered another statement with a near-perfect performance at home to beat the Broncos 32-22 in Canberra.

Round 2 of the NRL season delivered high-intensity clashes and packed stadiums as the Roosters shocked reigning premiers Penrith with a dramatic 38-32 victory, while the Warriors cruised past an injury-hit Manly 36-16.

St. George Illawarra Dragons winger Mikaele Ravalawa has been granted an early release for the remainder of the 2025 season but remains contracted with the club for 2026.

What a game.

An absolute thrashing of the highest order.

Dolphins player Josh Kerr has refused to use Tropical Cyclone Alfred as an excuse following his side’s defeat on Friday night.

After sixteen weeks of pre-season training and two warm-up matches, the Kaiviti Silktails are now gearing up for an exciting season in the Jersey Flegg Cup, which kicks off tomorrow.

After witnessing the first round of the 2025 Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby League zone competitions, Fiji Bati head coach Wise Kativereta is impressed to see many young player’s understanding of the game.

Players in the Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby League are urged to give their best on the field as Fiji Bati head coach Wise Kativerata and his team of selectors search for new talent.

Canberra’s statement win in Las Vegas has come at a big cost with captain Joe Tapine and star winger Xavier Savage facing suspensions from the NRL match review committee.

Nathan Cleary and Dylan Edwards produced masterclasses, while Isaah Yeo was superb in defence as the Panthers beat the Sharks 28-22 in a thriller at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.