Rugby League

Foran and Cherry-Evans say Manly can go back-to-back without coach Des Hasler.

Fresh faces

Manly duo Daly Cherry-Evans and Kieran Foran launched the new NRL season and vowed to help Manly go back-to-back.

  • Manly celebrate first try of NRL GF Finals revamp

    The NRL's McIntyre finals system has been scrapped in favour of the AFL play-offs model for the 2012 season.

  • Not worried ... Ben Barba No worries

    Canterbury's Ben Barba says he will not let speculation the Bulldogs are chasing rival full-backs rattle his focus ahead of the new season.

  • Waiting to hear ... Luke Burt In the dark

    Luke Burt still has no idea if he will be Parramatta's goalkicker in 2012, but says he will have no problem with Stephen Kearney giving the job to Chris Sandow.

  • Jarryd Hayne Hayne in doubt

    Parramatta star Jarryd Hayne remains touch-and-go as to whether he will be fit to take on Brisbane in the opening round of the NRL season.

  • Campese to captain Raiders Campese leading Raiders

    Terry Campese has been named captain of Canberra for the upcoming NRL season. (audio)

  1. Dugan runs the ball against Tigers Pushing the cap

    Tim Gavel

    Raiders chief executive Don Furner says clubs like his need the 2013 salary cap to be set now to help sign players.

  2. Sideline stint ... Greg Inglis leaves the field on Saturday night (Getty Images: Bradley Kanaris) Ruled out

    Greg Inglis will miss the opening round of the NRL season with scans confirming a minor fracture and sprained ligaments in his left ankle.

  3. Wake-up call ... Michael Jennings doesn't want to go through last year's humiliation again. 'It's up to me now'

    Penrith star Michael Jennings says he's learned from his off-field indiscretions last year and has vowed to take the NRL by storm in 2012.

  4. Cronk brought down by Broncos Future cloudy for Cronk

    Cooper Cronk is refusing to rule out a move away from Melbourne Storm when his contract expires at the end of 2012.

  5. In the clear ... Danny Buderus makes a break for the Knights Come home Bedsy

    One of Wayne Bennett's first tasks when he took over as Newcastle coach was to insist the Knights re-signed club great Danny Buderus.

  6. James Graham New sensation

    Englishman Adrian Morley is tipping compatriot James Graham to be an NRL sensation at Canterbury.

Latest Audio

Sources: ABC News
More Audio

Latest Video

VIDEO NRL announces new finals system NRL announces new finals system
VIDEO Campese set for Raiders opener Campese set for Raiders opener
VIDEO NRL giants put on Tasmanian pre-season show NRL giants put on Tasmanian pre-season show
VIDEO Dragons take out Charity Shield Dragons take out Charity Shield
VIDEO NRL giants put on Tasmanian pre-season show NRL giants put on Tasmanian pre-season show
VIDEO Leeds claims World Club Challenge Leeds claims World Club Challenge
More Video

Latest Photos

Hasler catches up with his old charges

Former Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles coach, Des Hasler, speaks with current Sea Eagles players Daly Cherry-Evans and Kieran Foran, at the NRL Premiership season launch in Sydney on February 22, 2012.

James Tedesco shimmies past opponent
Luke Burgess smashed by Dragons
Mortimer lets one rip against Tigers
Dragons get past Rabbitohs in Charity Shield
Hurrell makes a break for Warriors
T-Rex wrestled down by Rhinos
Hayne hurt already
Bulldogs and Roosters do battle at Belmore
NRL chairman David Gallop speaks at the media conference to mark the commencement of the ARL Commission
More Photos

Search ABC News

7.30 Foreign Correspondent Lateline Lateline Business Insiders Inside Business 4 Corners Offsiders Landline Australia Network News Radio Australia News Australian Story Business Today AM PM The World Today Correspondents Report NewsRadio Behind the News

This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced.

AEDT = Australian Eastern Daylight Savings Time which is 11 hours ahead of UTC (Greenwich Mean Time)