Roy and HG - Bludging on the Blindside

This week, Roy & HG turn their attention to the matters keeping Australians awake at night: floating the Commonwealth Games on the ASX, Netball is borderline family viewing and dumb dumb bullets for the Brisbane Olympics 2032.

This week, Roy & HG turn their attention to the matters keeping Australians awake at night: Is Jaeman Salmon the NRL's chief grub-in-waiting? Can the caber toss survive Commonwealth Games scrutiny? And when it comes to making weight, how much slicing is too much slicing?

This week, Roy & HG tackle the nation's biggest issues: commemorative coins, whether they're a better investment than super, the soaring value of the NRL, and whether Peter V'landys is spending Rugby League's riches wisely.

This week, Roy & HG tackle the nation's biggest issues: a Royal Commission into the NRL broadcast deal, there now is a stain on the World Cup, and the great debate of our time — taunters versus grubs. First, though, you have to establish intent.

This week, Roy and HG tackle the nation's biggest issues: paying for gambling ads, Karl Stefanovic's invitation to depart at his earliest convenience, and Rugby League's bold new fixture list — now seven nights a week, plus the increasingly popular Friday night Dog Night.