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Welcome to the world's most comprehensive rugby league newspaper, Rugby League Review. It's published every 2nd month, bringing you all the latest news, match reports and world league results. Regardless of a game being played in Moscow or Melbourne, Bradford or Brisbane, South Africa or Sydney, Rugby League Review will be there to cover it.
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This Month's Features:
In this issue we have: State of Origin Game 1; Women's State of Origin Series; NRL Scoreboard - full
results service; NRL judiciary; The last North Sydney Bears NRL team; NRL Magic Round; NSW Cup; Jersey Flegg; QLd Cup, Ron Massey
Cup; Sydney Shield; A look back at the 1980 season; Newcastle Rugby League Juniors; All the Junior Rep finals; Mal Meninga Cup
final; History of Rugby League in the USA - Part Two; Footy Card Hero – Stephen Knight; Grounds of Yesteryear - Townsville
Sports Reserve ; NSW Country; Qld Country; New Zealand; Nationwide; British Rugby League; World News; Ardmona Cards - Newtown;
Retro Magazine, Steve Mascord Column, Junior Reps; Unsung Heroes - Ron Turner, Bruce Walker and Roy Ferguson, Retro Team lists,
Crossword...plus much more!
Rugby League Review June/July 2025
THE BEARS ARE BACK!
The return of the Bears in the NRL is definitely one of the most exciting announcements the game has made in a long time. North Sydney supporters haven’t had a team to support at the elite level since 1999, and it will be nearly 28 years between drinks when they re-appear in the NRL from 2027. Find out more in the latest issue of Rugby League Review.
THE PLAY-OFF FOR FIFTH SPOT
For many of the older generations, the old play-off for fifth place was an incredible journey with the winner officially moving on to the business end of the season. For and against didn’t come into effect if you finished fifth as long as you finished on the same number of competition points. Read all the details in the latest issue of Rugby League Review.
KANGAROOS 1908
As the Rugby League Ashes return to England for the first time in 22 years, excitement is building like never before. Headingley and the new Everton Stadium are already sold out, Wembley tickets are flying, and this year’s series is on track to be the best attended in history. But while today’s players will be backed by a slick professional operation and a global audience, the roots of this great rivalry lie in much humbler settings. Find out more in the latest issue of Rugby League Review.
