The Rush Hour with Leisel, Liam and Dobbo

We got some great chat from Albo today, have a listen to the full chat here!

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The Women's World Cup is underway, but we need to clear up a rumour about the lawn mowers... Are the ride-ons banned?!

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Mixed reviews of the Aussie's Ashes retention at the moment, and no one is more divided than Dobbo and Liam!

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We had a chat with Reyno about his success with the Broncos, and how he feels about leaving the Rabbitohs and relocating to the great city of Brisbane.  

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The King Wally Lewis is back with The Rush Hour with Leisel Jones, Liam & Dobbo! The King gives you a full breakdown of everything going on in NRL this week. Plus Clint Newton, the chair of the RLPA, reacts to Peter Vlandys' comments accusations of racism and selfishness.

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Join Triple M Rush Hour with hosts Leisel Jones, Liam, and Dobbo for an exclusive and insightful interview with Clint Newton OAM, the CEO of RLPA (Rugby League Players' Association). In this gripping interview, Newton sheds light on the ongoing dramatic negotiations between ARL (Australian Rugby League) and RLPA.

Amidst accusations of selfishness and racism from ARL Chairman Peter V'landys, Newton opens up about his disappointment in the current state of the game. With no CBA (Collective Bargaining Agreement) in place for both male and female players, unsigned licensing agreements among the seventeen clubs, and incomplete state agreements, the rugby league faces chaos and uncertainty.

In his candid discussion, Newton emphasizes that the players' actions are driven by their unwavering commitment and conviction. Every decision they make is a collective effort to secure a fair and just future for all players in the league.

Newton raises a crucial question: Why hasn't the NRL been willing to come to the table with an Independent Industrial Relations Mediator? He highlights that the RLPA is ready to step into this role because they firmly believe their claims for fair treatment align with what every worker in the country should be entitled to. It's time to focus less on questioning the players' intentions and more on understanding why the NRL hesitates to negotiate under equitable terms.

Gain valuable insights into the current state of negotiations between ARL and RLPA and understand why an Independent Industrial Relations Mediator might be the key to resolving the contentious issues at hand. Clint Newton's words shed light on the urgency and importance of finding a common ground for the benefit of players, clubs, and the future of rugby league in Australia.

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With the Warriors nipping at the heels, there's a chance they could be flying to New Zealand for the first week of finals... Nobody wants that!

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We reckon the poor birds have taken the fall for the last one... any excuse not to pay 14 dollars for a cool drink!

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One suggestion involves a bit of puppy school. That's one of the less strange ones... 

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Prince takes on the role of coach of the Broncos in the NRLW and he talks us through what he's been up to with the team. 

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