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STATE OF ORIGIN
When New South Wales won the 2005 State of Origin series, it was the third win in succession. Many pundits predicted that Origin football was slowly dying because the Queenslanders just didn't have enough cattle to compete. That 2005 series attracted 187,309 to the three matches with two of those played in Brisbane. The Sydney crowd was 82,389. Find out more in the latest issue of Rugby League Review.

BEN STEWART - THE LOYAL WOLF
Ben Stewart will celebrate a milestone early this month when he plays his 200th top grade match for the Windsor Wolves in the Ron Massey Cup. Stewart, who turns 30 at the end of the year, has been part of the Wolves since the competition commenced in 2003, then known as the Jim Beam Cup and later the Bundaberg Red Cup. Find out more in the latest issue of Rugby League Review.

MATT MOYLAN
By anybodys standards, Matt Moylan has experienced a remarkable month in Rugby League. Until late April he had never played first grade. Now he's part of a Panthers team which has found a rich vein of form and he has signed a two year contract extension at the club where he has played all his junior football. You can find all the details and more in this months issue of Rugby League Review.

RUGBY LEAGUE MUSEUM
Rugby League has a long and proud history that many youngsters of today are not aware of. The game of Rugby League was established way back in 1895 on August 29 at the George Hotel in the northern England town of Huddersfield. Originally known as 'Northern Union', the game came to Australia in 1908 where nine clubs were featured. Those nine clubs that were part of the inaugural season 105 years ago were Balmain, North Sydney, South Sydney, Eastern Suburbs, Western Suburbs, Newcastle, Glebe, Newtown and Cumberland. Find out more in the latest issue of Rugby League Review.