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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: NRL Scoreboard - All the scorers, team lists and stats; Editorial - The PNG Chiefs
success in the NRL is vital; NRL Magic Round; Women's State of Origin; Judiciary update; Footy Card Hero – WKen Wolffe; Grounds of
Yesteryear - Princes Park; Unsung Heroes - Steve Edmonds, Charlie Frith and Darren Smith; Suburban Rugby League grounds; Knock-On
Effect Cup; Qld Cup; Ron Massey Cup' Sydney Shield and Jersey Flegg; A look back at the 1977 season; Junior Rep finals; Ardmona Cards -
South Sydney; NSW Country; Qld Country; New Zealand; Nationwide; British Rugby League; World News; Rugby League Card Stars; Retro
Magazine, Steve Mascord Column, Retro Team lists, Crossword...plus much more!
Rugby League Review June/July 2026
STATE OF ORIGIN
The Rugby League world experienced the magnificent scenes at Allianz Stadium when Rabbitohs’ winger Alex Johnston became the all-time greatest try-scorer in the elite Australian Rugby League competition. We take a look at how his achievements rank with other great try scorers in Rugby League. Read all the details in the latest issue of Rugby League Review.
THE SMALL NSW COUNTRY TOWNS THAT KEEP GIVING
Rugby League has been played in New South Wales country since 1910 when Newcastle left the Sydney premiership after two seasons to start their own competition. Scattered around New South Wales are many towns that have a population of 1000 or less but manage to put a senior Rugby League team out on the paddock. We take a look at these towns and how they still manage to keep playing the greatest game of all. Find out more in the latest issue of Rugby League Review.
PACIFIC CUP
We continue our article on the Pacific Cup from the re-birth in 1986. Tonga, Western Samoa, Niue and Tokelau Islands all made their international debuts in the 1986 Pacific Cup while the New Zealand Maori returned with a strong squad that included Gary Mercer, David Watson, Adrian Shelford, Sam Stewart, Mark Kuiti and Tawera Nikau. Find out more in the latest issue of Rugby League Review.
