Luke Keary filling in for Matthew Johns on “Matty And Cronk” too.
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Up against Agenda Setters on 7mate featuring Luke Keary.
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KAYO SPORTS TO PREMIERE ORIGINAL DOCUMENTARY, “GORDEN TALLIS - THE RAGING BULL”
90-MINUTE DOCUMENTARY TO PROVIDE A RAW INSIGHT INTO THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF GORDEN TALLIS’S HALL OF FAME CAREER
Kayo SPORTS and Fox League will give sports fans an inside look at the storied career of an Australian rugby league icon, with “Gorden Tallis - The Raging Bull” set to premiere on Sunday, July 5.
Tallis, whose accolades include the NRL and Brisbane Broncos Hall of Fame, 3 x Premiership winner, Clive Churchill Medallist, Queensland State of Origin and Australian International Captain, Indigenous Team of the Century and NRL Team of the 1990s, played 266 NRL games, seven State of Origin series and earned 36 caps for Australia before retiring in 2004.
“Gorden Tallis – The Raging Bull” will premiere on Sunday, July 5 straight after Sunday Night with Matty Johns and will cover the highs and lows of his entire playing career. The documentary will follow him home to Townsville for The Gorden Tallis Cup, an annual rugby league carnival that has been running for over 25 years and features over 80 junior teams and more than 1200 players from all over Queensland.
The 90-minute documentary will feature interviews with legends of the game including Wayne Bennett, Kevin Walters, Matty Johns and Rod Reddy as well as members of Tallis’s family.
Tallis, now a commentator with Fox League and co-host of NRL360, said: “As I get older, the memories fade but I’ll never forget where I came from.
“I used to tell my mum I was going to play for Australia. But I never believed it. If I go back through my career and why I made it, I think it’s the belief that other people put in me. I’d have never had my career without Rod Reddy, Brian Smith, Wayne Bennett. Your teammates and the people around you make you who you are. One million percent.”
Steve Crawley, Managing Director, Fox Sports, said: “We’ve always known Gorden Tallis is an amazing character, what we have now learnt is how amazing. An incredible insight.”
“Gorden Tallis – The Raging Bull” premieres Sunday, July 5 after Sunday Night with Matty Johns, only on Kayo SPORTS and Fox Sports.
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FOX LEAGUE’S NRLW SEASON KICKS OFF TONIGHT ON KAYO SPORTS
EVERY GAME, INCLUDING EVERY FINALS MATCH AND THE GRAND FINAL, LIVE WITH NO AD-BREAKS DURING PLAY ON KAYO SPORTS
As the NRLW continues its rapid rise as one of Australia’s leading women’s sporting competitions, Fox League will again bring fans closest to the action with its expansive season coverage, with every game live on Kayo SPORTS and no ad-breaks during play all the way to the Grand Final.
Leading the coverage is Fox League’s expert commentary team featuring Lara Pitt, current NRLW player Tiana Penitani and Women’s Origin legends Kylie Hilder, Jo Barrett and Tarsha Gale, delivering unrivalled insight and analysis throughout the season.
Returning tonight (Thursday, July 2) at 7pm AEST, NRLW on Fox – the only weekly show dedicated to the women’s game - will be the home for NRLW storytelling, player interviews and expert analysis throughout the 2026 season.
The 30-minute weekly show will feature some of the biggest names in the game including current Jillaroos, NSW Origin superstar and Fox League expert Tiana Penitani.
Roosters Premiership player Corban Baxter and World Cup winner Sam Bremner will appear in the first episode as well as an exclusive interview with Broncos superstar Jesse Southwell.
The 2026 NRLW season delivers another bumper schedule, with every match live on Fox League, available on Kayo SPORTS, including every finals match and the Grand Final.
Fox League will also broadcast 23 NRLW matches in 4K Ultra HD throughout the 2026 season, including the highly anticipated Grand Final rematch between Brisbane Broncos v Sydney Roosters on August 15.
Fox League’s commitment to taking fans closer to the action continues with the return of the Fox Hero Camera at select matches, capturing slow-mo vision at up to 200 frames per second, alongside exclusive player mic-ups throughout the season, providing unrivalled access to the game’s biggest stars.
Don’t miss the opening match of the 2026 NRLW season between the Sharks and Newcastle tonight, live with no ad-breaks during play on Fox League, available on Kayo SPORTS.
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I’ve been over in Fiji and tv Wan use the Fix commentary and coverage for every game, I would’ve thought they’d just take the host broadcaster but it’s pretty well copy and paste if Fox League.
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Fox is the world feed, even when they’re not the host broadcast
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Except Origin and the GF?
Yea
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Odd that this has gone live 4 weeks into the season
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This “Video Referee” graphic during the Cowboys v Broncos game tonight gave me a giggle.
I’ve not seen that before, I’m guessing it wasn’t meant to be shown with the technical info down the bottom.
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I remember during the 00s it would be accompanied by the words “Decision Pending” then the NRL Telstra Premiership logo would then spin to reveal the decision.
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I’ve seen it before. I guess it’s shown as a placeholder on the Bunker feed, and the Bunker didn’t cue the graphic properly.
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Grace Hayden made her sideline debut last night.
And…. That’s all I will say about that.
Yesh there has been plenty of freestyling online that a certain Kiwi lady would be furious at that
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Anyone else see the abomination that was the number 18 on the Fox scoreboard during last night’s Titans V Cowboys game?
Caught it as the teams ran out for the 2nd half, couldn’t get a cap.
Looked really bad
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Worse was the colours on the scorebug were the opposite of the indigenous jerseys - so the Titans looked like the Cowboys and vice versa.
Fox league have called every super Saturday game live from the ground.
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Yeah nice to see that.
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Does that include Warriors home games?