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The Sunday Triple M NRL Catch Up

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2026 Rugby League World Cup
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South Sydney Rabbitohs
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Wests Tigers
Nathan Cleary
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Origin
New South Wales Blues
Melbourne Storm

Get your Sunday NRL fix with the hard hitter Paul Kent, the ‘Raging Bull’ Gorden Tallis, Ryan Girdler and Anthony Maroon. Get the inside word from the league’s biggest line-up every Sunday from midday on 104.9 Triple M Sydney and 104.5 Triple M Brisbane with Sunday Triple M NRL, or catch up with the show here.

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Danny Weidler, Shane Flanagan & Charlie White are all in for the latest episode of The Journos on Rugby League World Cup Daily. PNG Chiefs have finally revealed their new jersey and emblem but tune in to find out how YOU can win NRL's newest playing ... more

Buzz Rothfield, Brent Read and Charlie White are in, and Buzz has a plan of attack to fit both Walsh and Ponga into the Queensland side for 2027. Buzz makes a shock call on Munster, we discuss Kevie's selection dilemma with the spine for Australia an... more

Wade Graham, James Graham and Charlie White are in to twist the knife into Jimmy after the Poms' RLWC hopes are all but over! We look at Tonga's dominant win, Foketi's debut at dummy half and their chances of winning the Cup. Charlie White had a blun... more

Reni Maitua, Wade Graham & Charlie White are in to recap one of the greatest RLWC matches of all time! Who won the battle between Ponga & Walsh? Is Bostock now worth a million dollars and did the Kiwis miss a huge opportunity? We preview all of the R... more

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Recent Guests

Danny Weidler
Rugby league journalist
Nine Network
Episode: Latest On Addo-Carr, Can Panthers Get Burton Back? & Kangaroos Halfback Battle | The Journos
Brent Read
Rugby league journalist
Episode: Buzz's Shock Munster Call, Bostock's 4-Way Battle & Hudson Young's PNG Debate! | RLWC Daily
Buzz Rothfield
Rugby league journalist
Episode: Buzz's Shock Munster Call, Bostock's 4-Way Battle & Hudson Young's PNG Debate! | RLWC Daily
Reni Maitua
Former rugby league player and Samoan international
Episode: The Greatest FB Battle Ever! Bostock's Million Dollar Value & Kiwi's Missed Opportunity | RLWC Daily
Wade Graham
Former NRL player and rugby league analyst
Episode: The Greatest FB Battle Ever! Bostock's Million Dollar Value & Kiwi's Missed Opportunity | RLWC Daily
Cameron Munster
Australian rugby league player
Australia national rugby league team
Episode: THE VERDICT | WORLD CUP GAME 1 - AUSTRALIA WINS OPENER OVER THE TOUGH KIWIS 24-22
Naufahu White
New Zealand rugby league forward
New Zealand national rugby league team
Episode: THE VERDICT | WORLD CUP GAME 1 - AUSTRALIA WINS OPENER OVER THE TOUGH KIWIS 24-22
Tino Fa'asuamaleaui
Australian rugby league forward
Australia national rugby league team
Episode: THE VERDICT | WORLD CUP GAME 1 - AUSTRALIA WINS OPENER OVER THE TOUGH KIWIS 24-22
David Riccio
Rugby league journalist for Code Sports
Code Sports
Episode: Walsh Edges Out Tedesco, Munster's Nov 1 Dilemma & Tonga Deep Dive! | RLWC Daily

Hosts

Anthony Maroon
Host on Triple M NRL daily shows and Sunday discussions, known for candid commentary
Paul Kent
Long-running rugby league commentator and show contributor
Gordon Tallis
Co-host/pundit with veteran league perspectives

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 228 ratings
  • Reedy = fake Queenslander

    Great show, highly informative. But get real, reedy is more of a plastic Queenslander than dobbo! Blokes been on the northern beaches longer than he was ever up north! Go the blues!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bondigeordie
    Australia4 months ago
  • Great podcast

    If you’re even remotely into rugby league, this podcast is a no-brainer.

    The Triple M NRL Podcast nails the balance most shows get wrong. It’s not overproduced, it’s not trying to be overly clever, and it doesn’t sound like a media-trained press conference. It’s just proper footy chat from people who actually understand the game.

    The chemistry between the hosts is what makes it. There’s banter, there’s disagreement, and they’re not afraid to call things out when teams or players aren’t up to s... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Flug88
    Australia6 months ago
  • NOT A PODCAST

    0/5

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    NOT A PODCAST
    Australiaa year ago
  • Quality Discussion

    I love the discussion with the panel, as a Brit listening in the UK it’s a great way to keep in touch with the NRL.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pedro Ell
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Per-formance

    For a bloke who can’t pronounce the word performance, Ben Dobbin sure likes to use it. It’s per-formance not pre-formance. I would’ve thought a “journalist” has a basic grasp of English. Get him a dictionary because I’m sick of him “under-preforming”.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    bold personality
    Australia2 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the mix of analysis, game insight, and behind-the-scenes stories from people in the system.
General praise for chemistry and banter; listeners value real footy talk and depth over hype.
Some criticism around on-air конфликт dynamics and occasional bias toward certain teams.

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#51
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Talking Points

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Inside Kangaroos Camp Ft. Walsh, Grant, Tino, Murray, Martin & Carrigan! | RLWC Daily
Q: Do you think that this will be the deciding factor for who takes home the trophy?
Murray says the battle in the middle often decides rugby league matches, so teams will need strong defence and smart, hard work from their forwards.
Inside Kangaroos Camp Ft. Walsh, Grant, Tino, Murray, Martin & Carrigan! | RLWC Daily
Q: How hard was that decision to not play for Samoa?
Fa'asuamaleaui says the choice was difficult, but Australia's history and the legacy of its forwards helped him decide to continue representing Australia.
Walsh Edges Out Tedesco, Munster's Nov 1 Dilemma & Tonga Deep Dive! | RLWC Daily
Q: Is there a chance they could lose both of them?
Brent Read says it is possible, though he finds it hard to believe Melbourne would lose both Cameron Munster and Harry Grant. Munster may test the market because of the proposed pay cut, while Grant could also reach November 1 without a new deal.
Walsh Edges Out Tedesco, Munster's Nov 1 Dilemma & Tonga Deep Dive! | RLWC Daily
Q: Is Reece Walsh fullback? Is that the plan?
David Riccio says Reece Walsh is expected to start at fullback ahead of James Tedesco, while Mitchell Moses is expected to start at halfback ahead of Sam Walker. He says the selections may reflect the physical and emotional toll of the finals series on the Roosters players.
Kevin Walters' Kiwi Worries, Why Wildcard Round Works & Munster's Dig At Danny! | RLWC Daily | The Journos
Q: What is the rule for injury covered during the World Cup? I saw Phoenix Crossland at Kiwi's training. Could he magically pop up in the semis once his ban is over?
The panel speculates that World Cup matches may count toward Crossland's suspension, but notes that his eligibility could depend on whether he is named in New Zealand's squad and on approval from the relevant league authorities.

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This show leans into in-depth NRL culture, player perspectives, coaching viewpoints, and community storytelling around Grand Final week and key matches. Expect hot takes, insider banter, and behind-the-scenes chatter from a rotating panel of seasoned rugby league voices, journalists, and former players. The format often combines serious analysis with lively debate, personal anecdotes, and town-wide sentiment, making it feel like a lively Sunday meetup for footy fans. A standout aspect is the consistent blend of club-level insight with broader league trends, plus guest voices that bring long-running credibility and local context to the conversation.

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2. Brent Read
3. Buzz Rothfield
4. Reni Maitua
5. Wade Graham
6. Cameron Munster
7. Naufahu White
8. Tino Fa'asuamaleaui

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