The Continuous Call Team Catch Up

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Dolphins Chief Executive Officer Terry Reader joined The Continuous Call Team off the back of his side's three straight wins to open the 2023 NRL season.

They’re just the third expansion team to win their third straight match in the competition.

Ahead of the first Brisbane derby between the Broncos and the Dolphins, Reader says "I don't know if we could've scripted it any better, to be 3-0 going into the big Battle of Brisbane next week".

"We've always been confident in our squad, we knew we'd be competitive, and said we would surprise a few and I think we've done that already".

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4BC’s host of the Wide World of Sports, Nine commentator, and all-round Queenslander Peter Psaltis joins The Continuous Call Team to share all the news you need from a Queensland angle.

This week we spoke to Psaltis about the Dolphins' incredible start to the season as well as the latest from the Broncos and Cowboys.

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Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Head of Wellbeing Luke Goodwin has opened up about the club's proud range of cultures within the club.

On Sunday afternoon, the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs will celebrate the NRL's Multicultural Round when they take on the Wests Tigers at a sold-out Belmore Sports Oval.

It’ll be the ultimate celebration at Belmore with a host of initiatives and cultural performances throughout the day.

Goodwin works closely with the players about their different cultures and told The Continuous Call Team there's "over 13 different cultures represented in our club alone, which is pretty cool".

"I was blessed and lucky enough to play in the first Belmore Multicultural Round in 1993, there was 27,000 fans there and it was amazing.

"We're planning to meet at the Leagues Club, then walking to Belmore Sports Ground with cultural gear and flags, that's how much our players are buying into the fixture."

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