Queensland's LNP government plans the largest upgrade to Lang Park in 23 years, including increased capacity, new screens, and entertainment zones. Funded by the Legacy Fund, the 52,500-seat stadium will see supersized scoreboards, a 360-degree LED ribbon board, and large media screens.
The Dolphins secured their sixth consecutive win with a dominant 48-10 thrashing of the Sydney Roosters at Lang Park. Halfback Isaiya Katoa starred upon his return from NSW camp, leading the Dolphins to leapfrog the Roosters into fourth place.
The Dolphins secured a 40-14 win over the Cowboys, achieving a club-record five consecutive victories and moving into fifth place in the NRL ladder.
Magic Round's highlight includes the Cowboys' strong win over the Roosters. The Warriors-Broncos game promises a great atmosphere. Rumors swirl around State of Origin selection, with potential changes for Queensland and NSW.
The NRL's Magic Round culminates with three major matches at Lang Park, featuring top teams like the Penrith Panthers and Brisbane Broncos.
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles dominate Wests Tigers in a live-update match report. Key moments include multiple tries, player reports for fouls, and a significant halftime lead for Manly.
The Wests Tigers' defence was heavily criticized during their loss to the Manly Sea Eagles. Despite a coaching matchup between Benji Marshall and Kieran Foran, the Tigers' poor performance on the field, marked by missed tackles and defensive lapses, led to a significant deficit.
The Wests Tigers have made several team changes for their NRL clash against the Manly Sea Eagles, with Alex Twal out injured and Terrell May returning. The match is part of the NRL's Magic Round in Brisbane.
North Queensland Cowboys secured a remarkable 18-12 victory over the Sydney Roosters on Magic Round day, hailed as coach Todd Payten's best win. Manly Warringah and Melbourne Storm also secured wins, while Wests Tigers and Parramatta Eels struggled.
Melbourne Storm secured a 34-8 victory over Parramatta Eels in a game marred by numerous errors. Despite the low quality, Storm's win marks a potential turning point, with tries from Leo, Howarth, Munster, Clarke, Grant, and King.
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles lead Wests Tigers 24-6 at halftime. Manly dominated early with tries from Tolutau Koula, Jason Saab, Lehi Hopoate, and Clayton Faulalo, exploiting poor Tigers defense. The Tigers managed one try through Luke Laulilii.
Brisbane's Lang Park plays host to the NRL's biggest weekend, with 16 teams competing in eight matches, plus game two of the NRLW State of Origin.
For the second straight year, the NSW Blues can secure the Women's State of Origin shield in Game II, with the Maroons trying to defend home turf in Brisbane. Follow live.
The Dolphins recover from a rough start to take a massive lead over the Bulldogs in their clash at Lang Park. Follow live.
The Dolphins recover from a rough start to hammer the Bulldogs in their clash at Lang Park. Follow live.
The Dolphins recover from a rough start to lead the Bulldogs at half-time in their clash at Lang Park. Follow live.
The Melbourne Storm have sunk to a historic low, losing seven consecutive NRL matches for the first time as the Dolphins powered to victory at a wet Lang Park in Brisbane.
Injury-hit Brisbane stands tall at a wet and wild Lang Park, scoring two remarkable tries in a 32-12 defeat of Canterbury-Bankstown.
Injury-hit Brisbane stands tall at a wet and wild Lang Park, scoring two remarkable tries in a 32-12 defeat of Canterbury-Bankstown. Follow live.
Injury-hit Brisbane stands tall at a wet and wild Lang Park, scoring two remarkable tries in a 32-12 defeat of Canterbury-Bankstown.
