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NRL Buzz: From Glamour WAG Wins to Try Scorers Galore!

Catch up with the latest NRL news, including big WAG wins and unforgettable tries!

The NRL landscape is buzzing with excitement, and it’s not just the sound of the rugby ball bouncing on the field! Rumours are swirling from Glenhaven about former NRL star Nathan Cayless and his wife Erin, known from the popular renovation show The Three Birds. Reports suggest they've bagged some serious cash and are looking to invest it in their next project. With their flair for design, it's likely they’ll be turning every head in the neighborhood as they transform some lucky property into a stunning masterpiece.

Meanwhile, the action on the field hasn’t slowed down, especially with the Australian team celebrating an incredible victory in the Pacific Championship Women’s Cup final. NRL.com recently caught up with star player Kezzie Apps to get her thoughts on the intense competition and the team's triumph. With energy crackling through the air, it’s clear that the women’s game is on the rise, showcasing not only tenacity but also skills that keep fans on the edge of their seats.

In further news, Leo Thompson’s shoulder is becoming the talk of the town—fans are warned to beware! Known for his robust tackles, the star has proven time and again that he’s a force on the field. And let’s not forget the electrifying performances from players like Jamayne Isaako, Naufahu Whyte, and Casey McLean—all of whom have contributed thrilling tries this season, making their teams shine even brighter.

As Shaun Johnson showcases his unmatched skills, it’s evident that the sport is not only thriving because of its stars but also because of the community that rallies around them, paying respect to the Traditional Custodians of the land—a core value of the NRL. This connection ensures that the game continues to evolve and inspire future generations.

Did you know? The NRL has seen a surge in popularity for women's rugby, with matches frequently selling out and gaining more media attention than ever before. Furthermore, some players are not just scoring tries; they’re also becoming ambassadors for charitable causes, leveraging their fame to create positive change within communities. With so much spotlight on the sport, it’s exciting to think about what the future holds for rugby in New Zealand and beyond!