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Watch: Raiders seal minor premiership after NRL scramble to get trophy to Canberra
It is an achievement all the more stunning because no one saw it coming.

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Why Amorim's system isn't working - tactical analysis
An in-depth analysis of Manchester United's tactical approach under Ruben Amorim - and why it isn't working.

'Gringos out!': Mexicans protest against tourists and gentrification
Locals in Mexico City are unhappy about being priced out of central neighbourhoods.

Another injury worry? All Black forced off after 20 minutes of NPC match
It’s another unwanted headache for coach Scott Robertson ahead of the much-anticipated showdown against the Springboks at Eden Park next weekend.

Warriors women slump to third straight defeat
The result is particularly disappointing as the St George-Illawarra Dragons sit five places below them on the NRLW ladder.

Tasman take on Otago in emotional match after death of former captain
Follow live coverage as Tasman host Otago at Trafalgar Park in Nelson in round five of the National Provincial Championship.

Watch: Warriors star breaks NRLW try-scoring record in loss to Dragons
Payton Takimoana scored a try in each half to take her tally to 13 from nine matches

Four tries secure victory for Fiji against Tonga in PNC clash
Fiji's victory sunk the fiery Tongans, who needed a win to nab a spot in the 2027 Rugby World Cup.

Auckland's Cornwall Park to close after strong wind warning
MetService has issued an orange-level strong wind warning for Auckland, Great Barrier Island, and the Coromandel Peninsula for Sunday afternoon.

Former All Blacks player finishes off 90-metre try to score for Fiji
Defending champion Fiji conceded a try after two minutes but countered with five of its own to take a bonus point Saturday from a 32-10 win over Tonga.

Maori Queen to give first formal address during koroneihana
Kuini Nga wai will give her first formal address on Friday, September 6.

Bowen spent summer training in potato fields
West Ham captain Jarrod Bowen tells Kelly Somers how he spent this summer training at a boot camp with his dad.

Cardiff rejection and running round potato fields - Bowen in his own words
West Ham's Jarrod Bowen sits down with Kelly Somers to talk about winning the Conference League and family life.