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• Katoa findings: what the NRL didn't address

  The Eli Katoa concussion story has rattled rugby league. Many have asked how the Tongan international managed to have three sickening head clashes in one afternoon of footy. The NRL has laid the blame at the feet of the trainers and medical staff on the day, but do they need to consider the way head knocks are assessed pre-game and at training? Featured: Myles Houlbrook-Walk, reporter, 730. Featured: Myles Houlbrook-Walk, reporter, 730. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

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• The Socceroos ready for Trump’s America

  You only had to watch the draw to know this World Cup will exist in the president's shadow. A 'peace prize' for Donald Trump presented by FIFA boss Gianni Infantino. The Village People, Heidi KIum, Kevin Hart and Shaquille O'Neal. The World Cup draw gave us the sense that the 2026 tournament might be an unusual edition.  The Socceroos have drawn Trump's America and will be relishing the challenge of a big opponent on a bigger stage. Featured: Craig Foster, ex-Socceroo and football broadcaster.Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

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• Deciphering Stokes and McCullum with Ali Mitchell

  Coach Brendon McCullum believes England 'over-prepared' for the GABBA Test. Ben Stokes says Australia is no place for 'weak men'. With Australia 2-0 up and in control at the Ashes, England is heading for (checks notes) Noosa?! This English team has felt hard to get a handle on, so Ali Mitchell joins us to decipher the messages coming from the tourists' camp. PLUS, we marvel at a strong Australian display. Featured: Ali Mitchell, broadcaster ABC Sport. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

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• Fri Fix: The Devils' lair is a lock

  They say politics and sport don't mix but the future of the Tasmania Devils was decided in parliament this week. After much debate and a lot of late nights the Macquarie Point stadium was approved meaning the Devils can get on with business and start preparing to enter the competition in 2028. Will this vote be the end of the controversy in Tasmania or are there more twists in the Devils tale? Featuring: Chris Rowbottom, ABC SPORT. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

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• RWC: Wallabies drew the ABs, here's the upside

  Some might see the Wallabies World Cup draw as a disaster, after all who wants to take on the All Blacks in the pool stage? We think there's a lot to like for the Australians as they prepare to host a huge tournament. It's not all ideal, we have some gripes and Rugby Australia CEO Phil Waugh works through them with us, before talking a little R360 and Zac Lomax. Featured: Phil Waugh, ex-Wallaby, CEO Rugby Australia. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

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