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Over The Black Dot

Over The Black Dot

By: SBS
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 Australia's premiere Indigenous Rugby League show "Over The Black Dot" now in podcast form! Join hosts Dean Widders, Bo De La Cruz, Beau Champion, and Timana Tahu as they dive into the biggest issues in the NRL each week. From "grassroots to laced boots" the panel shines a spotlight on Indigenous players and topics, celebrating culture, community, and the game we love.Copyright 2025, Special Broadcasting Services
Episodes
  • Josh Kerr on the Dragons coaching change, Kade Reed and the future of the NRL

    Josh Kerr on the Dragons coaching change, Kade Reed and the future of the NRL
    Apr 29 2026
    Josh Kerr joins Dean Widders and Timana Tahu to discuss how the Dragons coaching change unfolded, the dog fight in Kade Reed, how Dean Young is like Wayne Bennett, Luai to PNG and solidarity with Uncle Ray.
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    49 mins
  • Caitlan Johnston-Green talks Women’s Origin, playing 11 weeks postpartum and NRLW

    Caitlan Johnston-Green talks Women’s Origin, playing 11 weeks postpartum and NRLW
    Apr 22 2026
    Caitlan Johnston-Green joins Beau Champion and Bo De La Cruz to chat Women’s Origin, returning to footy after giving birth, NRLW and the team spotlight NRL players giving back and dissect the now coachless Dragons.
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    48 mins
  • Jesse Ramien on leaving home in year 7, Koori Knockout, the Sharks & the disruptor rule

    Jesse Ramien on leaving home in year 7, Koori Knockout, the Sharks & the disruptor rule
    Apr 15 2026
    Jesse Ramien joins Beau Champion and Timana Tahu to discuss why this is the year for the Sharks, his journey growing up in Kirinari hostel, how WAR’s looking for KKO 2026 and the controversial disruptor rule.
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    51 mins
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