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Dennis Bree (centre) with Saturday's senior grand final captains and coaches.
Everything you need to know about Saturday's Darwin Grand Finals
Katherine skipper eyeing fairytale finish to Roos’ debut season
Vincent Mehn and Darwin Dragons superstar Ayesha Kay were awarded NT Rugby's best and fairest at last week's annual Eric Johnstone Awards.
Vincent Mehn & Ayesha Kay claim top NT Rugby gongs
NTRU will partner with Skyring as naming rights sponsor for Rugby Park from 2023/24 season onwards. Picture: Leithal Pictures
NTRU announce naming rights partnership with Skyring
Palmerston celebrate a try during their upset QF win over South Darwin. Picture: From the Sideline Sports Photography
Shock Crocs to tackle Casuarina in A-Grade decider
Palmerston sprang a minor semi final upset over Uni Pirates while Casuarina dusted Souths in the major semi final. Picture: From the Sidelines Sports Photography
Semi Final Wrap: Crocs stun Pirates as Casuarina book GF berth
Whistle Watch: Hard-working refs prepare for semi final showdowns
NT Rugby appoints representative staff for 2023
Kathy Boyd has been a mainstay of NT Rugby for more than 25 years. Picture: Lachlan Grey
Kathy Boyd's 25 years of stories and service to NT Rugby
Darwin finals loom after Masters 10s celebrates rugby's lighter side
WILD NIGHT: South Darwin ended Casuarina's 11-game winning streak in their wet Round 15 encounter. Picture: Leithal Pictures
Round 15 Review - Souths statement win secures top-two finish
NT Pathways and Participation Manager Paul Healy.
Expressions of Interest for NT Rep Staff now open
Zoe Grotaers (left) has been identified as one of Australia's top refereeing prospects. Picture: Leithal Pictures
Round 14 Review - Spotlight on rising referee as finals race heats up
Palmerston Crocs celebrate their Round 13 A-Grade win over Darwin Dragons. Picture: From the Sideline Sports Photography
Round 13 Review - Palmerston bite back to end five-game losing streak
Round 12 Review - Souths bounce back as Cougars bank a perfect 10
At 71 years young, Dennis Bree has no plans to retire his NT Rugby playing career. Picture: Lachlan Grey
71 years young: Dennis Bree on a life in rugby and the 1000-game milestone
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