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- Sep 25, 2026
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Controversial, brutal and utterly freakish: The lapses that cost the Dolphins a fairytale (opens the original)
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At times, it was chaotic. At others, controversial. And in the case of Mark Nawaqanitawase, some of Friday night was utterly freakish. Each moment culminated in the Dolphins’ fairytale run being brought undone 36-20 in their preliminary final showdown with the Sydney Roosters. But for all the hurt Redcliffe will feel at having their maiden grand final dreams derailed in front of 52,286 fans at Suncorp Stadium, their fourth season in the NRL has announced them as a contender – one which would be
Irankunda senses a dominant decade beckons. Brazil will test that theory (opens the original)
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Nestory Irankunda insists he is comfortable filling the void left by wounded teammate Mohamed Touré, as he declared the Socceroos possessed a nucleus that would inspire the most dominant decade in the nation’s history. Having been in dynamic form for Norwich City, scoring in three consecutive English Football League Championship clashes, Touré succumbed to a shoulder injury shortly after nailing a clinical strike against Bolton, with his club coach, Philippe Clement, confirming he would need sur
A creative genius and a point-scoring whizz make a last stand. Can the Dolphins fill the void? (opens the original)
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Jamayne Isaako has revealed he never wanted to leave the club he helped build from the ground up, and that proved responsible for resurrecting a career he contemplated walking away from. In three of his four seasons in Dolphins colours, the Kiwi flyer has topped the NRL scoreboard – his 1043 points coming as he featured in all 97 games of the club’s history. “It’s hard not to be reminded of when you’re watching footy games, someone’s taking the goal kick and your name pops up on the TV,” Isaako
The social media vitriol and 8kg gain behind maligned Hipwood’s resurgence (opens the original)
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There was a period in Brisbane’s semi-final triumph of Adelaide that illustrated to coach Chris Fagan just how much Eric Hipwood had transformed public perception. “There was a good moment in the game on Saturday night where the crowd was chanting his name, and I actually loved that,” Fagan gushed. “He’s copped a fair bit of flack over the years from our supporters and from opposition supporters, and I just thought that was a real sign in the eyes of everyone that he’s turned a corner as a playe
‘We don’t hear about athletes’: Cate Campbell on what Brisbane 2032 is missing (opens the original)
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Welcome to CityChats, where Brisbane Times meets our city’s most interesting characters on our most iconic form of transport. This week, retired Olympic swimmer Cate Campbell tells us about life after the pool, what we should be focused on in the lead-up to Brisbane 2032, and where she sits on the Rockhampton rowing debate. Campbell meets us at New Farm ferry terminal, having finally locked in an interview with her after weeks of coordinating around all things weddings. While waiting for the nor
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