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The NRL is stacked with Kiwis pivotal to their club’s cause. Chris Rattue picks the top 10 potential MVPs for 2015.

Shaun Johnson has brushed off criticism of his performance in last week's round 1 loss as "just talk" ahead of this week's clash with the Raiders.

With reigning player of the year and starting hooker Beau Falloon stood down on drug charges, recruit Kierran Moseley has been thrown into the No 9 jersey at his new club.

The North Queensland Cowboys will get a second chance at making a first impression on the NRL season tonight.

Former Warriors star Kevin Locke has drummed up interest in his off-field behaviour after featuring in an Instagram video, dancing topless.

Warriors coach Andrew McFadden would support a transfer window system within the NRL, saying that the current recruitment situation is getting out of control.

A stunned and angry Kieran Foran last night surrendered months of careful planning surrounding his exit strategy from Manly when it was revealed he had agreed to join Parramatta on a four-year deal worth a stunning A$4.7 million ($4.9 million).

Bulldogs coach Des Hasler has accepted the breach notice issued against him by the NRL for his criticism of the league referees after the Bulldogs’ defeat to Penrith on Sunday but has compared referees to an evil character in the Harry Potter books.

Former jailbird Russell Packer has moved a step closer to returning to rugby league after meeting with the NRL.

Canberra might be holding a squirrel gripe against Cronulla - but good luck getting anyone at the NRL club to talk about it.

Hundreds of people may have been exposed to measles after an infected man attended a rugby league game in Brisbane.

Jonathan Wright will make his club debut and Sam Tomkins returns from injury in two changes for the Warriors' second-round NRL encounter with the Raiders in Canberra on Sunday.

20 years ago yesterday the Warriors spectacularly announced their arrival in the NRL writes Michael Burgess.

A new NRL season and another early Warriors post- mortem. Poor starts have become almost routine for the Auckland club.

The Warriors are demanding the Auckland Council review their proposed stadium strategy, determined they won't be forced out of their Mt Smart home.

There's been plenty of clever rhetoric out of Mt Smart but there's one slogan that comes to mind - it's time to stand up.

If you want to understand how things have changed at the Warriors in recent times, take a look at Konrad Hurrell.

Relive all the action from tonight's blog as the Warriors took on the Knights in Newcastle and the Blues faced the Lions at Eden Park.