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NRL deal forges closer ties between Australia and PNG

Published 12 December 2024, 8:06 am
SBS Chief Political Correspondent Anna Henderson explains how inclusion of a Papua New Guinea team in the 2028 NRL competition will boost regional security in the Pacific.
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