Territory sport enjoyed another huge year in 2024 with Territorians excelling both in local competitions and further afield.

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In the shadows of a political war, Wests Tigers announced four new independent directors to the club’s board following the controversial sanctions slapped on three Holman Barnes Group board members.

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Tallyn Da Silva is considered the future No.9 at the Wests Tigers.Source ... but Koroisau allayed fears the 19-year-old five-eighth could suffer from second-year syndrome.

Ahead of the upcoming NRL season, Lachlan Galvin has inked himself with reminders of what it will take to hoist Wests Tigers ...

The former NSW premier was one of four independent directors to be added to the newly-formed seven-person board at the Wests Tigers, which is hoped will bring stability to the embattled club.

Fainu, who signed a four-year $2 million contract ahead of the 2024 season, was forced to front the Tigers board alongside teammates Solomona Faataape and Solomone Saukuru. The 19-year-old failed ...

A series of explosive emails and documents have led to calls for the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority to step in amid a bitter dispute between warring factions at the Wests Tigers.

It was supposed to be the dawn of a new era at Concord in 2024 with Benji Marshall taking over from Tim Sheens to try and lift the Wests Tigers out of the doldrums. Yet the rookie coach endured ...

Three directors that sat on the board of the Holman Barnes Group (HBG) — the majority owner of the joint venture club — have been banned for a combined 15 years over alleged behavioural issues.