NRL: The Bulldogs have added four new players to their 2024 roster, to continue to add to their new look team.
The NRL has reportedly announced no changes to the State of Origin schedule, with games to be played across the regular six-week Origin format.
The Maroons will reportedly play their first two games away, with the Blues hosting the series opener at Accor Stadium on June 5.The MCG will then play host to the second Origin clash on June 26 before Suncorp Stadium will play host to the decider on July 17, on Maroons’ home soil. The Maroons have lost four out of five games at the iconic venue, with their last victory coming during the 1995 series.
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