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Unfiltered. Unrivalled. The NRL from every angle. When the biggest stories in Rugby League break, Mick Carayannis, Dave Riccio, and Brent Read are the first to know. Brought to you by CODE Sports and The Daily Telegraph, Code NRL cuts through the noise to give you the truth. Expect heated debate, exclusive scoops, and the kind of analysis you can only get from the journalists living and breathing the game 24/7.

  1. 15 G. TEMU

    "It Could Break the Broncos" — Is Payne Haas Just the Beginning?

    Payne Haas is leaving the Broncos for the South Sydney Rabbitohs in a bombshell move masterminded by Wayne Bennett. We break down the Bennett factor, the family explanation, what his manager Ahmed really said, and why the Maguire rumours don't stack up. Plus: Zac Lomax headed to court — will he play Round 1? The R360 10-year ban double standard explained. Should the NRL All Stars be scrapped or moved? And the young guns lighting up the pre-season trials. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    24 min

  2. 5 LUT

    “He Made His Bed!”: Why 85% Of You Side With Parramatta In The Zac Lomax Court War

    We break down the Zac Lomax court bombshell, the "Secret Deal" with the Storm, and the Origin in NZ shock... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    20 min

  3. 29 STY

    "Arrogant": The ugly truth behind Storm v Eels Lomax War + Luai’s private Tigers confession

    The build-up to the 2026 NRL season has exploded with a bitter feud. On the first episode of Code NRL, the team reveals why the Melbourne Storm were "arrogant" in their pursuit of Zac Lomax.  Plus, Jerome Luai looked us "dead in the eyes" with a massive Wests Tigers promise, and we investigate the depth crisis threatening to derail South Sydney’s campaign before a ball is kicked. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    21 min

  4. 04.12.2025

    The Magpies Takeover: Is This The End of Wests Tigers?

    The Wests Tigers are "beyond imploding" after the Holman Barnes Group launched a boardroom coup to take back control of the club. But is this actually a secret plan to kill the joint venture and bring back the Western Suburbs Magpies? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    19 min

  5. 27.11.2025

    Souths "Written Off" + 2026 Odds Verdicts: Broncos, Eels, Dragons, Tigers, Manly & Raiders

    The TAB has released the official Premiership odds for the 2026 NRL season, and Dean "Bulldog" Ritchie is stunned by the disrespect shown to the South Sydney Rabbitohs. With a roster featuring Latrell Mitchell, Cam Murray, and Jack Wighton, are the Bunnies really $21 outsiders, or is this the bet of the year? In this market breakdown, we analyse every major price for 2026. Bulldog labels the St George Illawarra Dragons as the "bolter" for the Top 8, while delivering a brutal verdict on the Wests Tigers' chances of avoiding another wooden spoon. Plus, we debate the Parramatta Eels' drought-breaking chances under Jason Ryles, whether Manly is a trap at $34 following the DCE exit, and if the Brisbane Broncos deserve to be $5 favourites. We also look at the Warriors, Raiders, and the looming "Spoon Bowl" between the Knights and Titans. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    28 min

  6. 27.11.2025

    Ultimate Code NRL Mailbag: Club Recruitment Panic, NRL Wonderkids & A Reality Check for the Bears

    In this episode, we reveal the massive recruitment shockwaves hitting the Sydney clubs. The panic is real at Manly after Reuben Garrick officially signed with the Sydney Roosters, while Souths are fighting to stop Keon Koloamatangi from following him out the exit door. We break down how the Roosters secured Garrick's signature—involving a $650k deal and a post-career real estate gig—and why Parramatta is reportedly "well and truly in front" to snatch Koloamatangi from the Rabbitohs. Is Bulldog's teenage sensation Mitch Woods ready to partner Lachlan Galvin? We discuss the "ideal" 6 and 7 combination and why Stephen Crichton might switch to Fullback And finally, we cover the latest movements for 2026/27: The Storm’s pursuit of Tino Fa'asuamaleaui, and which clubs (including Perth?) could land Jahream Bula if he hits the open market. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    22 min

  7. 19.11.2025

    Souths’ Cap Is a Mess, Burton to Perth? Should Eels Chase NAS? With Katoa Out, the Storm Need Tino

    Souths’ cap is a mess with big money in all the wrong spots. Bulldogs star Matt Burton might be headed to Perth. Should the Eels swing hard at Nelson Asofa-Solomona now Lomax is gone? And with Katoa now out the Storm need Tino even more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    19 min

  8. 14.11.2025

    'Can’t Win the Comp' NRL 2026 Draw, Katoa’s Future Uncertain, Koloamatangi Chased by Raiders & Eels

    The 2026 NRL draw is out — and Dave and Brent give their first reaction to who wins, loses, and why one club “can’t win the comp” based on the road ahead. We also break down the latest on Eliesa Katoa's uncertain playing future, plus the news that South Sydney’s Keaon Koloamatangi is being actively chased by both the Raiders and Eels. Full analysis, team-by-team discussion and all the early talking points for the 2026 season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    25 min
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Unfiltered. Unrivalled. The NRL from every angle. When the biggest stories in Rugby League break, Mick Carayannis, Dave Riccio, and Brent Read are the first to know. Brought to you by CODE Sports and The Daily Telegraph, Code NRL cuts through the noise to give you the truth. Expect heated debate, exclusive scoops, and the kind of analysis you can only get from the journalists living and breathing the game 24/7.

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    Code Sports
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    2020 - 2026
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