The Agenda Setters: Rugby League

It’s a big episode as the team takes a closer look at what the future holds for the Brisbane Broncos and where the club goes from here.

The Tigers finally put an end to a week from hell.

Have NSW finally found their next coach?

And Bulldogs head coach Cameron Ciraldo joins the show for an in-depth chat about the Dogs.

All that and plenty more on this week’s episode.

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The panel discuss if Benji Marshall has lost control of the Tigers and if we will see Adam Doueihi return to play this week, and discussion around the Broncos' horror season following their 2025 premiership triumph.

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Aaron Woods says the Tigers are stuck in a cycle of "one step forward, two steps backwards" and believes the Dragons are better positioned for the future thanks to their recruitment. Luke Keary also labels Jarome Luai's cryptic post-loss Instagram activity "borderline childish", while debate grows over Benji Marshall's halves plans.

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Corey Parker labels the NRL's reported plan to hand Mark Nawaqanitawase a short-term World Cup contract "ridiculous", Luke Keary blasts Jerome Luai's cryptic social media post as "borderline childish", while Parker says Brisbane's problems run deeper than the coach, calling on the Broncos hierarchy to take responsibility.

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Should form trump loyalty in the Kangaroos squad? Luke Keary says Sam Walker could force his way in ahead of Nathan Cleary with a huge finish to the season, Corey Parker backs Selwyn Cobbo for Australia, and delivers a passionate spray at the Broncos' hierarchy amid the club's ongoing turmoil.

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After Brisbane's seventh straight defeat, Aaron Woods and Corey Parker lock horns over whether the Broncos' improved effort is enough. The pair debate the club's alarming slide, while Parker points to injuries, player accountability and ongoing internal drama as key reasons behind the club's disappointing season.

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Mark Hughes reveals the NRL’s Beanie for Brain Cancer Round has raised an extraordinary $29 million, while Aaron Woods backs a second New Zealand franchise amid the Warriors’ surge in popularity. Luke Keary also delivers a stark State of Origin message, insisting NSW’s success hinges on belief, not selection changes.

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Eli Katoa opens up on his long road back from a brain bleed, revealing he's been training alongside Melbourne Storm teammates while awaiting specialist advice on his playing future. Victor Radley reflects on his remarkable Origin return after last year's ban, while confirming Mitchell Moses is fit for Game II.

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Laurie Daley's Blues selections dominate discussion as Mitch Moses closes in on an Origin return and Dylan Lucas emerges as a surprise starting contender. Meanwhile, Queensland's decision to recall Reece Walsh divides opinion, with questions over form and selection consistency ahead of a pivotal State of Origin Game II.

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Laurie Daley joins the panel to break down Game 1 of State of Origin. Corey Parker and Aaron Woods go head-to-head in a fiery debate over whether NSW actually deserved the Game 1 win, while the Agenda Setters panel turns the spotlight onto the Broncos and their alarming form slump.

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