Brisbane Broncos

The Brisbane Broncos are a professional rugby league club competing in the National Rugby League Telstra Premiership. Founded in 1988, they became the first professional Queensland-based side when they joined the NSW Rugby League in that year, and they have since become one of the most successful rugby league teams in Australia. Their official colours are maroon, gold and white.

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1988–1999	1997	2000–2006	2007–present

1988–1999

1997

2000–present

2000–2006

2007-present

V • T • E

NRL Women's Premiership

Part of National Rugby League

Other
Multicultural Round | Grand Final

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NRL Premiership

Part of National Rugby League

Predecessors
Winfield Cup | Optus Cup | Telstra Cup

V • T • E

News Corp Australia

Metro Newspapers

Community Newspapers

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NewsLocal (ACT/NSW)

Part of News Corp Australia

ACT: The Canberra Star
Central Coast: Central Coast Express Advocate
City & East: Central Sydney | Wentworth Courier | Southern Courier
Illawarra: Illawarra Star
Inner West: Inner West Courier
Macarthur: Macarthur Chronicle
Newcastle: The Newcastle News
Northern Beaches: Manly Daily
North Shore: Mosman Daily | North Shore Times
Parramatta: Parramatta Advertiser
South West: Fairfield Advance | Liverpool Leader | The Express
St. George Region: St George Shire Standard
The Hills: Northern Times | Hornsby Advocate | Rouse Hill Times | Hills Shire Times
West: Blacktown Advocate | Penrith Press

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Leader Community Newspapers (VIC)

Part of News Corp Australia

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Quest Community Newspapers (QLD)

Part of News Corp Australia

V • T • E Messenger Newspapers (SA)
Part of News Corp Australia City \| East Torrens \| Eastern Courier \| Guardian \| Hills Valley \| News Review \| Leader \| Portside \| Southern Times \| Standard \| Weekly Times

Sun Newspapers (NT)

Magazines
Big League | GQ Australia | Vogue Australia

Broadcasting

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Foxtel Group

Parent companies

News Corp Australia (65%) | Telstra (35%)

Platforms
Foxtel | Foxtel Now (Footy Play) | Foxtel Go | Foxtel Kids | Hubbl

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Foxtel Movies

Part of Foxtel

Video-on-demand service
FoxFlicks

Defunct channels
Kids | Masterpiece | More | Thriller

V • T • E Streamotion
Part of Foxtel Group Kayo Sports \| Binge \| Flash \| Watch AFL \| Watch NRL

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Fox Sports Australia

Part of Foxtel

Pop-Up Channels
Rugby World Cup 4K Ultra HD 2019 | FOXW 2020 | Warnie Ashes/Test/ODI 2022

Other
Foxtel Media | Foxtel Store | Foxtel Music³ | Foxtel Originals

Defunct
Austar | Foxtel Anytime | Presto

Notes
¹Owned by Foxtel Networks and operated by Australian News Channel
²Joint venture with Nova Entertainment
³Joint venture with Stingray Music

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Australian News Channel

Part of News Corp Australia

Defunct
Business | Election | Your Money³

Notes
¹Owned by Foxtel Networks and operated by Australian News Channel
²Owned by Qantas Group and operated by Australian News Channel
³Co-owned by Nine Entertainment Co.

Other assets
Brisbane Broncos (69%) | News.com.au | Newspoll (50%) | REA Group (62%)

Former
Australian Associated Press | The Sunday Times | Melbourne Storm

Defunct
mX | The Herald | The Sun | The Daily Mirror

V • T • E

NSWRL

Part of NRL

Defunct
Newcastle

Sydney Metro Cup
Coming soon

Wests Tigers Macarthur DJRL
Coming soon

Sydney Roosters JRL
Coming soon

St. George JRL
Coming soon

Defunct
Wentworthville Magpies

Defunct
West Coast Pirates | New Zealand Warriors

Defunct
Penrith Panthers

Andrew Johns Cup
Northern Pool
Northern Rivers Titans | Northern Region Tigers | North Coast Bulldogs | Newcastle-Maitland Knights | Central Coast Roosters

Southern Pool
Western Rams | Monaro Colts | Riverina Bulls | Macarthur Wests Tigers | Illawarra SC Dragons

Defunct
Parramatta Eels | Penrith Panthers

Laurie Daley Cup
Northern Pool
Northern Rivers Titans | Northern Region Tigers | North Coast Bulldogs | Newcastle-Maitland Knights | Central Coast Roosters

Southern Pool
Western Rams | Monaro Colts | Riverina Bulls | Macarthur Wests Tigers | Illawarra SC Dragons

Defunct
Parramatta Eels | Penrith Panthers

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NRL Touch Premiership

Part of NRL

Defunct
Parramatta Eels | Wests Tigers | Newcastle Knights | Sydney Roosters

V • T • E

NRL Nines

Part of National Rugby League

Pool 1
Penrith Panthers | New Zealand Warriors | Sydney Roosters | Newcastle Knights

Pool 2
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | St. George Illawarra Dragons | Parramatta Eels | Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks

Pool 3
Canberra Raiders | Wests Tigers | Gold Coast Titans | South Sydney Rabbitohs

Pool 4
North Queensland Cowboys | Melbourne Storm | Brisbane Broncos | Manly Warringah Sea Eagles

Women's Pool
Brisbane Broncos | St. George Illawarra Dragons | Sydney Roosters | New Zealand Warriors

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Changes: Brisbane Broncos

Revision as of 06:09, 3 June 2020

1988–1999

1997

2000–present

2000–2006

2007-present