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Rugby League
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March 24, 2026

WIN Stadium: Dragons Home Ground & Capacity

WIN Stadium holds around 22,000 and is one of two home grounds of the St George Illawarra Dragons, on the NSW South Coast at Wollongong. Sitting right on Wollongong Beach in the heart of Dragons territory, it is a more intimate, closer-to-the-action ground than the bigger Sydney venues.

WIN Stadium from the air in Wollongong, the crowded ground sitting immediately behind the beach and breaking surf
Rugby League
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February 23, 2026

Allianz Stadium (Sydney Football Stadium): Home Teams

Allianz Stadium — officially the Sydney Football Stadium, or SFS — is the home of the Sydney Roosters, the NSW Waratahs and Sydney FC, in Moore Park near the Sydney CBD. Steeply tiered and built for atmosphere, it shares a precinct with the SCG next door and regularly hosts major concerts alongside the football.

Allianz Stadium from the air in daylight, its white louvred roof ringing the pitch with the Sydney skyline behind it
Rugby League
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September 12, 2025

Ricky Walford’s greatest legacy is that he never left Walgett behind

I reckon Ricky Walford’s life is bigger than the 231 first-grade games, the Origin jersey and the grand finals. His real achievement was travelling all that distance without ever leaving Walgett behind.

Ricky Walford’s greatest legacy is that he never left Walgett behind
Rugby League
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April 27, 2025

Tarryn Aiken carried heartbreak onto the field & became the best player in the world

I reckon Tarryn Aiken’s greatness lies not only in the trophies, but in everything she carried while winning them. Her story begins with a little girl demanding to play and reaches the Golden Boot, yet the people she wishes could see it remain at the heart of every step.

Tarryn Aiken carried heartbreak onto the field and became the best player in the world
Rugby League
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February 24, 2025

Paul Kent lost almost everything, but he refuses to lose himself

I reckon Paul Kent’s road back begins with the hardest admission a proud man can make: some of this was done to him, but some of it was done by him. He knows the difference, and that honesty gives him a chance.

Paul Kent lost almost everything, but he refuses to lose himself