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EPISODE · Mar 22, 2026 · 1H 18M

Cameron Ciraldo Thinks Being Able to Play On Both Sides Is a Lost Art

from ABC NRL Daily · host Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Andrew Moore, Michael Carayannis, John Gibbs and Luke Lewis are in the chair to continue Round 3. The team looks at the key storylines from the weekend and the big talking points around the competition.Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs coach Cameron Ciraldo joins the program to discuss the Bulldogs’ approach this season and the growing focus on players being able to perform on both sides of the field, while South Sydney Rabbitohs fullback Jye Gray chats about his development and season so far.Legendary Balmain Tigers and Australia fullback Garry Jack stops by to talk about his new book Jumping Jack, and former Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks premiership winner James Maloney reflects on the club’s historic 2016 title.Plus, Getting to Know You with Josh King, along with all the regular segments including First Thought, Six Again and Denis' Song of the Week.00:19 - Six Again6:45 - Cameron Ciraldo19:32 - First Thought24:26- GTKY Josh King36:12 - Garry Jack54:46 - Jye Gray1:01:08 - James Maloney1:15:42 - Denis' Song of the Week

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