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Triple M Rocks Footy NRL

Triple M Rocks Footy NRL

By: Triple M
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Welcome to the home of Triple M NRL where the biggest names breakdown all the issues in the game and give you unrivalled access every day of the week! Listen to NRL legends Gorden Tallis, James Graham, Nathan Hindmarsh, Wade Graham & Aaron Woods analyse all the topics that shape our game!

Catch all your favourite Triple M NRL shows on demand in this podcast feed, and never miss a moment by streaming the shows and matches LIVE on the LiSTNR app.

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Episodes
  • Bulldogs At Breaking Point? Roosters Red-Hot Form & NSW's Origin Bolters! | NRL Daily

    Bulldogs At Breaking Point? Roosters Red-Hot Form & NSW's Origin Bolters! | NRL Daily
    May 7 2026

    Josh Reynolds, Wade Graham and Charlie White are in to preview round 10 of the NRL, and we start by recapping some of Charlie's PNG trip and the challenges Chammy and Willie Peters will face. Grub looks at the changes he would make for the Bulldogs as they take on the Dolphins in a game they really need to win. We recognise Daniel Saifiti's epic career, look at the Chooks and their rise in form, and Reynolds speaks highly of the Titans' new halfback! Plus, we play NRL Fact or Fiction, and the boys go over their rolling NSW side for State of Origin.

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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • The Journos Grill Charlie Over PNG Trip, Paul Gallen v James Bracey! And Should Meninga Do More For Perth?

    The Journos Grill Charlie Over PNG Trip, Paul Gallen v James Bracey! And Should Meninga Do More For Perth?
    May 6 2026

    The boys are back for another week of The Journos but it's Charlie White's return from a Michael Chammas sponsored trip to PNG that has Danny Weidler and Adam Pengilly ready for a grilling! The Bye Round, Levels & Hello Sport went to visit and learn about what's going on with the Chiefs and Charlie explains everything he learnt. It was box office on 100% Footy as Paul Gallen went at Perth Bears board member and fellow panellist James Bracey. But the journos have other questions about the Bears and have head coach Mal Meninga in their sights. Plus Latrell Mitchell ended his media ban to much delight to rugby league journalists and fans.

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    47 mins
  • Latrell's Media Return, Bula's Tigers Extension & Perth's Problems Continue | NRL Daily

    Latrell's Media Return, Bula's Tigers Extension & Perth's Problems Continue | NRL Daily
    May 5 2026

    Brent Read, David Riccio and Anthony Maroon are in, and Paul Gallen & James Bracey went at it big time last night on 100% Footy over the Perth Bears’ current situation. We look at potential benefits the NRL can provide the club with and how Perth can promote itself better. Jahream Bula has signed on for four more years with the Tigers, Brisbane has revealed that Deine Mariner almost lost his leg in the rare injury he suffered, and Latrell Mitchell has spoken to the media for the first time in over a year! Plus, we look at the Bulldogs’ woes, the Dragons’ potential changes for this weekend, and Spencer Leniu’s situation at the Roosters!

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    41 mins
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