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Big names help launch new Capras

Broncos coach Anthony Griffin and Rob Crow at the Capras launch dinner at the Rockhampton Leagues Club last night.

THE Central Queensland Capras kicked off their 2012 season to a sell-out crowd on Friday night.
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All-star family

Naomi Bobongie and brother Travis Waddell continue to make headway in rugby league in Australia.

THE NRL All Stars day at the Gold Coast will be a proud moment for one Proserpine family.

Ipswich test for Cleary's troops

THE Ipswich public may not recognise a lot of the Penrith Panthers players in Ipswich for Friday night's match against the Jets but don't worry.

King flys low in 2012

HIS invention of the Crackit might be going mainstream, but Casino product Matt King is determined to go under the radar when the 2012 NRL season kicks-off.

Cowboys honour NQ fans

Tariq Sims models the new members’ jersey.

THE Cowboys will have 2000 of their members even closer to them than normal when they run on to Dairy Farmers Stadium for the NRL round six clash.

Luck ready to get physical

Twenty-nine-year-old Micheal Luck (right) has missed only 10 of a possible 154 games since 2006.

HE IS sick of the sight of the running track but Micheal Luck hopes the work he is putting in will result in a return to the playing field for the Warriors.

It could be our year: Broncos

Broncos players Alex Glenn (second from left) and Ben Hunt with Maroochydore State Primary School students, Lilly Murphy, Akram Khan and Oliver Smith.

AN NRL premiership is one of the few things missing from the CV of Broncos star Alex Glenn after a breakout 2011 season.
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Titans cut Jets' burners

IPSWICH Jets will launch their assault on the Queensland Cup with a squad made up almost solely of locally contracted players.

Mud no deterrent for at carnival

Players put together a great show despite the muddy conditions for the Shield final between Ian Munns Memorial and Bundaberg Eels.

THE CQID Indigenous Reconciliation Carnival ended as a “mud fest” but that did not affect the quality of running football.

Grey skies didn't faze sports stars

Jordan Adams gets his pass away in the tackle against Marcia’s Mob at the CQID Indigenous Reconciliation Carnival.

THE CQID Indigenous Reconciliation Carnival was expected to provide its quota of razzle-dazzle football, big hits and excitement and day one didn't disappoint.

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