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PNG on a 10-year journey to transform the NRL
Papua New Guinea's NRL team is still more than three years away from playing its first game, but is already carrying high ...
10 million fans, pathways growth, world-class facilities: Why PNG’s bold NRL premiership claim can become reality
Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape has boldly predicted his new NRL franchise can win a premiership inside 10 years ...
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PNG to get their Broncos moment in big time 40 years on
Brisbane Broncos founding director Barry Maranta highlights similarities between a PNG NRL side and the 1988 Broncos in terms ...
The prime minister, PVL and the president: How PNG made it to the NRL
The PNG prime minister told Australian government leaders he didn’t want a gift to celebrate the country’s independence in ...
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Untapped talent and 10 million fans: Why Bai says PNG is ready
PNG's first match in the NRL is tipped to be the most watched game in history, and Marcus Bai predicts the atmosphere will be like nothing else in world sport.
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$600m PNG expansion deal could be terminated amid ‘China clause’ revelations
It is understood that the historic 10-year commitment, announced on Thursday, can be immediately halted at any moment should PNG strike up a deal with China. The clause revolves around security ...
Landmark day arrives as NRL unveils PNG expansion team
After two years of planning, speculation and anticipation, the Port Moresby-based side is finally set to be green-lit for ...
‘Political move, cash grab’: Debate continues over $600m PNG NRL expansion move
The NRL is reportedly finally set to announce Papua New Guinea as the competition’s next team with Thursday set to be the big ...
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Australia seals PNG rugby deal to counter Chinese influence
Australia will provide Papua New Guinea, also referred to as PNG, 600 million Australian dollars ($382 million, or €363 million) over 10 years to support their team's entry to the NRL.
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PNG on a 10-year journey to transform the NRL
Two years of planning, $600 million of Australian taxpayer funding and the hopes of 12 million people have combined to turn Papua New Guinea's NRL dream into a reality.