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Michael Chammas is a sports reporter with The Sydney Morning Herald

Bradman Best to miss sudden-death Cowboys clash in blow to Knights

Bradman Best to miss sudden-death Cowboys clash in blow to Knights

Newcastle have lost one of their biggest strike weapons ahead of their must-win clash in Townsville.

  • by Adam Pengilly, Christian Nicolussi, Michael Chammas and Adrian Proszenko

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A Corolla, phone charger and an EzyMart store: Inside Addo-Carr’s fateful 48 hours
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NRL 2024

A Corolla, phone charger and an EzyMart store: Inside Addo-Carr’s fateful 48 hours

Josh Addo-Carr left some of his teammates at the Roosters-Rabbitohs game just after 8.30pm. What happened next may define Canterbury’s season.

  • by Michael Chammas and Adrian Proszenko
Addo-Carr seeking immediate reinstatement for second week of finals

Addo-Carr seeking immediate reinstatement for second week of finals

If the Bulldogs beat Manly without him, Josh Addo-Carr wants to be catapulted straight back into the Canterbury line-up for next week’s playoff clash.

  • by Adrian Proszenko, Michael Chammas and Danny Weidler
Police didn’t follow usual procedures with Addo-Carr drug testing

Police didn’t follow usual procedures with Addo-Carr drug testing

Police were supposed to do a second test after the Bulldogs star allegedly returned a positive test for cocaine, but were called away to reports of a home invasion.

  • by Clare Sibthorpe and Michael Chammas
‘Hard to trust anything’: Bulldogs boss Gould on Addo-Carr drugs test

‘Hard to trust anything’: Bulldogs boss Gould on Addo-Carr drugs test

Police have confirmed a 29-year-old male registered a positive reading to cocaine after he was stopped for a roadside test late Friday night.

  • by Michael Chammas and Clare Sibthorpe
Dragons star Jack Bird agrees to two-year deal with Wests Tigers

Dragons star Jack Bird agrees to two-year deal with Wests Tigers

Bird informed Tigers representatives on Friday he will take up a deal worth around $400,000 a year with the joint venture club from next season.

  • by Michael Chammas, Dan Walsh, Billie Eder, Christian Nicolussi, Roy Ward and Adam Pengilly
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Glasshouses, goons and gladiators: The best and worst of NRL 2024
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NRL 2024

Glasshouses, goons and gladiators: The best and worst of NRL 2024

Some players put their names up in lights, others just put themselves under the spotlight. We rate all the defining moments of the season.

  • by Michael Chammas
Roosters recruit Nawaqanitawase goes from Games to grudge match
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NRL 2024

Roosters recruit Nawaqanitawase goes from Games to grudge match

The one-time Wallabies outside back will debut in the 13-a-side game a week out from the finals.

  • by Adrian Proszenko and Michael Chammas
‘Incompetent, Machiavellian, tin pots’: The explosive emails at heart of Tigers-Magpies feud
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NRL 2024

‘Incompetent, Machiavellian, tin pots’: The explosive emails at heart of Tigers-Magpies feud

In an email chain titled “Unbelievable CONFIDENTIAL”, Balmain directors have taken aim at the majority owners of Wests Tigers – contradicting their chairman’s description of the relationship as “solid as a rock”.

  • by Michael Chammas
‘We’ve lost faith in them’: Balmain consider shock exit from Wests Tigers merger
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NRL 2024

‘We’ve lost faith in them’: Balmain consider shock exit from Wests Tigers merger

Balmain directors want to table a proposal that could force the NRL to choose between the Balmain Tigers and Wests Magpies, as tensions rise at the joint venture.

  • by Michael Chammas
Former NSW premier caught in crossfire of political turmoil at Wests Tigers
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NRL 2024

Former NSW premier caught in crossfire of political turmoil at Wests Tigers

Barry O’Farrell is considering departing the club after he was told that he would have to reapply for his job as Tigers chairman.

  • by Michael Chammas and Adam Pengilly