After the Kangaroos’ victory over Tonga,halfback Mitchell Moses looks ahead to the post-Gutherson era at the Eels.
Australia are Pacific Champions once again after holding off a stirring Tonga fightback in a pulsating Test at CommBank Stadium on Sunday.
A delirious pitch invasion was a game-changing moment for the Australian coach of Tonga,and his overachieving team has the chance to topple the Kangaroos on Sunday.
Felise Kaufusi will be the Tongan easy to spot on Sunday with the wacky haircut that has cost more than $1000 to maintain – and what he has planned next.
The hype is growing around 20-year-old Tongan star Isaiya Katoa. And with every learning curve,a character well-equipped to handle the pressure emerges.
Tongan fans sing Himi #114 at the team's training session in Arndell Park
Jason Taumalolo had to convince his coach he was genuine about representing Tonga. Seven years on,the impact of his decision continues to be felt.
Tonga’s famed “sea of red” is a sight to behold for NRL boss Andrew Abdo as he eyes a changing landscape for international rugby league.
While the Kangaroos based themselves at Magenta Shores on the Central Coast,their opponents were happy to settle for more modest accommodation ahead of this weekend’s Pacific Championships final.
The moment that proved one of the NRL’s best young halfback was finding his feet could be a sign of things to come for the Dolphins.
This could be Kristian Woolf’s last hurrah. If it is not to be,a North Queensland star will need to return to his best and launch another rescue mission.