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Round 9 of the NRL NT featured the Brothers pulling away late to beat the Raiders, the Bears dominating the Rabbitohs 54–22, and the Sharks edging the Dragons in a nail‑biter — a weekend defined by squad depth, tough defence and disruption to attacking rhythm.

Jono and Cam recap Round 15: Fremantle stay top with a strong win, the Gold Coast Suns slump again, and Adelaide and Collingwood pick up big results. GWS and Port disappoint while injuries and surprising form shifts tighten the race for the finals. The hosts preview Round 16 fixtures and share tips, highlighting key matchups and the escalating wildcard battle as teams jockey for position late in the season.

Round 8 of the NRL NT saw Nightcliff Dragons storm home in the second half to beat Palmerston Raiders 50-22, with Pita Ekevati scoring a hat-trick and Ikeche Mere adding two tries. Litchfield Bears narrowly defeated Northern Sharks 22-18 thanks to Brodie Morcom’s boot, while Brothers crushed the Bunnies 78-0 with Naiama Mau grabbing four tries.

Cam and Jono recap Round 14 AFL action, then preview Round 15 with tips for key matchups.

Round 7 of the NRL Northern Territory saw Darwin Brothers extend their unbeaten run to 7-0 with a 38-20 win over the Nightcliff Dragons. The Northern Sharks battled back to defeat the South Darwin Rabbitohs 26-8 after early pressure, strong impact off the bench from Douglas-Webb and clinical finishing by Bailey Zaro. At Weber Park the Litchfield Bears claimed a hard-fought 28-20 victory over the Palmerston Raiders, with Raiders rookie Lamonte Banderson crossing twice. Round 8 fixtures: Nightcliff Dragons vs Palmerston Raiders, Northern Sharks vs Litchfield Bears, Darwin Brothers vs South Darwin Rabbitohs.

Darwin City defeated the ADF Navy Tridents 44-22 after a dominant first half and a decisive late surge, with Ikechi Mere scoring a hat-trick and Robbie Butcher influential across the whole game. The Tridents fought back in the second half, narrowing the gap to six before a crucial penalty and Darwin’s late tries sealed the win.   Earlier, the Southern Heat beat Darwin City 14-10 in an NRLW combine selection match, with Courtney Tamati named player of the match. Round seven of the premierships returns next weekend with several local clashes to look forward to.

Representative rugby league returns to Darwin for the first time since 2019 with two matches at TRL Stadium on the King’s Birthday long weekend: an NRLW Combine Selection Match: Southern Heat v Darwin City at 5:15pm and the main game, Darwin City v Navy Tridents, at 6:30pm. The event will be live-streamed for free on YouTube. Coach James Cashman and Director of Men’s Rugby League Stephen Taylor discuss the Navy Tridents’ national player recruitment, training camp, and the importance of sport and camaraderie within the Defence Force, plus plans to make this an ongoing Territory fixture.

This episode recaps round six of the NRL NT: Brothers dominated the Dabsco Men's Premiership 58-16 with Elijah Coombes scoring four tries and Caleb Niki marking his 100th senior game. We cover the Mayor's Cup thriller where the Sharks edged the Raiders 27-26 thanks to Reece Calkin’s late field goal, and Nightcliff retained the Chico Motlop Shield with a 38-14 win over South Darwin. The episode also honors Edward "Chico" Motlop's legacy and previews the upcoming representative weekend, featuring the NRLW Combine Selection Match and the Navy Tridents vs Darwin City fixture.

Hosts Cam and Jono recap a dramatic Round 11: Hawthorn edged the Crows, Richmond beat Essendon amid heavy injuries, GWS unleashed a historic quarter, the Suns collapsed after Darwin, and Fremantle sit atop the ladder.

Round five of the NRL Northern Territory saw the Palmerston Raiders move into third with a 44-16 win over South Darwin, the Nightcliff Dragons earn their first victory in a 34-22 upset of the Litchfield Bears, and the undefeated Darwin Brothers crushed the Northern Sharks 44-4 to remain top of the table.

Joining Cam and Jono, this episode recaps AFL Round 10 results, key performances and match analysis. They discuss Geelong’s big win, Gold Coast’s Darwin form, Sydney’s comeback, and notable upsets and injuries across the competition. The hosts also debate the AFL’s Tasmanian plans, Hawthorn’s exit from Launceston, Pendlebury’s record-breaking milestone, and how travel and conditions affect teams post-Darwin. Final segment previews upcoming fixtures with match tips and final thoughts.

Round 4 saw Litchfield Bears defeat South Darwin 44-14, Northern Sharks edge Nightcliff Dragons 30-26, and Darwin Brothers overpower Palmerston 42-10. Brothers and Sharks remain unbeaten at 4-0; Bears sit at 2-2, Rabbitohs and Raiders 1-3, and Dragons 0-4. Key moments included the Rabbitohs playing periods with 12 and 11 men after a send-off and sin bin, standout performances from the Afeaki brothers, a dominant Bears spine and forwards, and a thrilling hooker duel where Collie and Shirley each scored doubles. In the Women’s Premiership the Bears won 50-6, Brothers 56-0, and Dragons and Sharks drew 24-24. Next up is Round 5 (Volunteers Round) with Rabbitohs v Raiders, Bears v Dragons, and the anticipated Sharks v Brothers clash — all at TRL Stadium. 

This episode recaps AFL Round 9: Geelong’s commanding win, Gold Coast’s perfect record at TIO Stadium continues, Brisbane’s victory over Carlton and the subsequent departure of Michael Voss. We also cover narrow finishes around the league, coaching speculation for Tasmania, the updated ladder, and match-by-match previews and tips for Round 10.

Round 3 of the NRL Northern Territory saw Brothers remain undefeated while the Palmerston Raiders and Northern Sharks recorded strong wins. South Darwin Rabbitohs and Nightcliff Dragons struggled, leaving the competition unsettled heading into round four. In the Women’s Premiership Brothers dominated, the Bears notched back-to-back wins, and the Raiders staged a dramatic comeback. All matches return to TRL Stadium next week, with key clashes shaping the early-season ladder.

Jono joins from Geelong to review a pulsating Round 8: a dramatic draw between Collingwood and Hawthorn, narrow one-point and one-goal finishes, big wins for the Lions and Dockers, Richmond’s first win, and high-scoring clashes across the weekend. They discuss injuries, standout performances, and upsets before previewing Round 9 fixtures — including Dockers vs Hawks, Lions vs Carlton, Suns in Darwin, Cats vs Pies and other key contests — and share their tips and predictions for the week ahead.

Marcus Ashcroft, CEO of Touch Football Australia, talks about the NT state titles in Darwin, the tournament’s 22 teams and 400+ participants, and the game’s strong community and inclusive appeal across all ages. He outlines the seven‑year strategic plan 'The Next Play', grassroots clinics, talent pathways, international growth and announces that the finals will be broadcast live on Bar TV.

This episode recaps AFL Round 7: dominant wins by the Swans, Collingwood and Saints, heavy losses for the Bulldogs and Tigers, key injuries reshaping premiership odds, and standout performances like Scott Pendlebury. We review the updated ladder and the wildcard debate, then preview Round 8 matchups including Hawks vs Magpies, Bulldogs vs Dockers, Swans vs Demons, and Suns vs GWS. Plus a special segment from the Tiwi Islands where local footy and emerging talent impressed.