Another busy week of NRL headlines but none stranger than the Tigers theatrics. Andrew Moore, Matthew Elliott and Ruan Sims weigh in on the latest from Michael Carayannis regarding Adam Doueihi telling coach Benji Marshall he wasn't in the right head space to play this weekend. Elsewhere Cronulla front rower Tom Hazleton talks about his head and specifically his hair cut and how his team mates are starting to copy him and coach Craig Fitzgibbon

Leading rugby league journalist, Michael Carayannis drops by the studio for NRL Monday with Andrew Moore.   They discuss the breaking news appointment of Dean Young as St George Illawarra coach for the next two years, how it’s all come unstuck at Wests Tigers, and his secret love of AFL.   Exciting Gold Coast fullback Keano Kini also joins the show to chat about the Titans victory over Manly, how he deals with mistakes, and his gratitude to just be on the field.

It's a bumper episode as Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and John Gibbs tackle the biggest topics in Six Again, discuss the player movement system after Jarome Luai was booed last night by Tigers fans, and in celebration of Women in League Round, the team chat to Gold Coast Titans majority owner Rebecca Frizelle.

The Broncos started round 20 with an upset when they beat the top-of-the-table Panthers by two points and Broncos coach Michael Maguire joins Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Michael Carayannis to discuss the win.

It's Women in League round, and Andrew Moore, Matt Elliott and Ruan Sims celebrate the women on and off the field that help build the rugby league community. MC has the latest news in MC's Hammertime. Plus, Andrew and Matt chat to Titans hooker Oliver Pascoe about how he found his best footy.

Manly legend John Gibbs joins Andrew Moore in studio for NRL Monday.   Gibbsy reflects on a sad/beautiful day for rugby league, the first home loss for the Sea Eagles under Kieran Foran, and he puts the red pen through Melbourne’s finals chances.   We also replay our heart warming and heart wrenching interview with Jai Arrow at the World’s Biggest Birthday Party.

NRL Sunday with Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and John Gibbs get the party started with Australian music royalty before Jai Arrow's big celebration. Anthony Field from the Wiggles drops by to talk through Jai Arrow's bravery and the MND cause, how well Souths have done by throwing this party and his main rugby league love - the Wests Tigers. As well there's a chat with Ricky Stuart after the Raiders win plus 'First Thought' and 'Six Again'. Plus, if you missed our chat with Jai Arrow check the NRL Daily feed.

Jai Arrow joins the team during the celebrations for his own 'World's Biggest Birthday Party' to chat through his treatment and health, the wedding this week and an upcoming trip to New York to watch the World Cup final. Arrow says he's "never been in a better mindset" in his life and explains why the arrow celebrations and awareness that's being raised for MND is bigger than him and he doesn't know how to thank everyone. Ahead of the Rabbitohs vs Knights game, Arrow also says he's blown away that The Wiggles are playing to help support the Motor Neuron Disease cause.

Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Michael Carayannis the news around Jarome Luai leaving the Tigers early. They chat to NSW Blues coach, Laurie Daley, about the incredible win by the Blues on Wednesday night to win the Origin Series on enemy turf. Plus, they chat to Warriors hooker Wayde Egan after the Warriors convincing win over the Tigers on Friday night.

On NRL Friday Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and John Gibbs spoke about the impact Jarome Luai's signing with the PNG Chiefs has had on the Wests Tigers with the club telling him this week he can leave at the end of this season. Luke Lewis says its the deathknell of the Tiger's 2026 finals campaign.  The trio also wrapped up NSW's Origin decider win in Brisbane on Wednesday night with John Gibbs criticising the bunker for an inexplicable error.  They also reviewed Sunday's clash between the Manly Sea Eagles and North Queensland Cowboys with Manly prop Kobe Hetherington.