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Fiji names first squad for Rugby League World Cup 2026

Fiji became the first nation to announce a 40-person extended squad for the 2026 Rugby League World Cup, including three Wests Tigers players.

Why it mattersBeing first to announce gives fans early insight into the team's direction. It lets players prepare knowing their role in the squad.

AustraliaSeveral NRL clubs have players named in Fiji's squad; the team's early announcement shapes when those players can prepare for both club finals and World Cup.

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Xavier Willison rejects $900k Broncos deal, eyes South Sydney move

Willison turned down a $900,000-a-year Broncos contract and is being pursued by South Sydney from 2028 onwards.

Why it mattersPlayer movements reshape NRL rosters and salary caps, so losing a star forward affects Brisbane's premiership chances.

Rockhampton Olympic. Group photo of officials in business suits with athletes in sports wear on grassy outdoor venue

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Premier won't budge on Rockhampton Olympic rowing despite World Rowing doubts

Queensland's Premier says the Fitzroy River will host 2032 Olympic rowing despite doubts from World Rowing. Their approval has not yet come.

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