The NRL Daily Briefing

Today is December 1, 2021 and this is your daily rugby league briefing from nrl.com. In today’s update, Indigenous and Maori men’s and women’s players have welcomed the decision to stage the annual All Stars clash in Sydney for the first time, with the February 12 clash to double as a home coming for the game and Jillaroos prop Millie Boyle is likely to be offered the opportunity to return home and help lead a foundation Raiders team if the club secures a 2023 NRLW licence.

Tino Fa’asuamaleaui will be a Titan until 2026, Clint Gutherson is staying at the Eels until 2025, Nicho Hynes has begun training with the Sharks and the World Cup draw is out

Mitchell Pearce is leaving Newcastle for Catalans, Andrew Johns, Stacey Jones, Johnathan Thurston and Benji Marshall are returning to their former clubs and Queensland women get a new pay deal

2022 draw features home coming matches, expanded NRLW

There has been some major signings news in the NRL and NRLW competitions

Norm Provan farewelled, Fitzgibbon era begins at Sharks

Dolphins step up preparations for 2023 entry, as player signings continue

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Cameron Munster is on his last chance with the Storm and will enter a rehabilitation facility with a $100,000 fine hanging over his head if he breaches a 12-month alcohol ban. The Bulldogs have the signed Souths winger Braidon Burns on a two year deal.

Nathan Cleary played through the pain of an injured shoulder and Stephen Crichton etched his name into grand final folklore as the Panthers won their third premiership with a nail-biting victory over South Sydney. Manly's Tom Trbojevic has picked up the Rugby League Players’ Association Players' Champion.