Shoulder injury means Billy Slater won't face Kiwis
BILLY Slater has been ruled out of Friday night's trans-Tasman clash against New Zealand.
The star fullback, who has been nursing a should injury, failed a fitness test today.
Greg Inglis will move into fullback for the Kangaroos and Michael Jennings will take up a position in the centres.
Click here for more rugby league news
More Stories
- Kiwis out to claim Kangaroo's No.1 spot in rugby league
- Meninga looking to the past for Queensland's future success
- Melbourne Storm downs New Zealand Warriors
- Josh Hoffman prepares to face old teammates
- Billy Slater makes the tough call for Kangaroos’ sake
- Kiwi teammates left gutted for suspended Panther
- Glenn Stewart gets thumbs down over injury
- Josh Reynolds’ explosion could see Origin spot up in smoke
- Tony Durkin: NRL’s big names facing some big challenges
- Payback is not on agenda for North Queensland Cowboys
More Stories
- Kiwis out to claim Kangaroo's No.1 spot in rugby league
- Meninga looking to the past for Queensland's future success
- Melbourne Storm downs New Zealand Warriors
- Josh Hoffman prepares to face old teammates
- Billy Slater makes the tough call for Kangaroos’ sake
- Kiwi teammates left gutted for suspended Panther
- Glenn Stewart gets thumbs down over injury
- Josh Reynolds’ explosion could see Origin spot up in smoke
- Tony Durkin: NRL’s big names facing some big challenges
- Payback is not on agenda for North Queensland Cowboys
CHARGED: Alleged disqualified driver to face Dalby court
Crime An allegedly SPER suspended driver took his chances on the road on a disqualified licence, but was swiftly apprehended by police.
- 7th Mar 2021 12:00 PM
Darling Downs driver sprung 50km/h over speed limit in Dalby
Crime Dalby police observed the 31-year-old gunning it along Hospital Rd, being clocked at 123km/h in an 80km/h zone.
SHOCK TREND: ‘Wrong sex’ bubs aborted
Parenting Queensland parents are aborting babies that are not their preferred gender, with one doctor revealing some then expect a gender-selection miracle.
Suicide prevention programs coming to Western Downs
Community Regional communities in the Western and Darling Downs will have the opportunity to attend workshops targeting suicide and wellbeing.
