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Round Day Date Teams Stadium State Match Match Broadcast Markets Callers Start Start Times Aest ROUND DAY DATE TEAMS STADIUM STATE MATCH MATCH BROADCAST MARKETS CALLERS START START TIMES AEST TIME LOCAL AEST TIME ROUND THURSDAY 29-7 SYDNEY BB PRINT QLD 7.50pm 7.50pm 6-11pm -1170 SEN Sydney JIMMY 20 SEN ROOSTERS STADIUM, -1620 SEN Gold SMITH, LEAGUE V MACKAY Coast MARK PARRAMATTA CARROLL, EELS BRETT KIMMORLEY ROUND THURSDAY 29-7 SYDNEY BB PRINT QLD 7.50pm 7.50pm 7-10pm -2SM 1269AM MARK 20 NRL ROOSTERS STADIUM, Sydney BRAYBROOK, NATION V MACKAY -2HD 1143AM SCOTT PARRAMATTA Newcastle (97.5FM SATTLER, EELS Port Stephens, GARY 90.5FM Belmont) BELCHER -2RE Taree 1557AM (100.1FM Gloucester, 100.3FM Forster/Great Lakes) -2PM 531AM Port Macquarie (93.5FM Mt Cairncross) -2HC 639AM &100.5FM Coffs Harbour -2DU 1251AM Dubbo (972AM Cobar) -2MO 1080AM Gunnedah (103.3FM Coonabarabran) -2NZ 1188AM Inverell -2AD 1134AM Armidale -2VM 1530AM Moree (89.5FM Goondiwindi, 92.9FM Lightening Ridge, 106.7FM Walgett, 105.5FM Mungindi, 103.5FM Collareebri) -2MG Mudgee 1449AM -2TM 1287AM Tamworth -RADIO 97, 972AM Tweed & Gold Coast (104.1FM Gold Coast, 103.5FM Northern Rivers) -2LF 1350AM Young (105.3FM Cootamundra, 100.7FM Cowra/Grenfell, 104.9FM Temora) -2PK 1404AM Parkes -2BH 567AM Broken Hill -2EL 1089AM Orange -2GF 1206AM Grafton (103.9FM Yamba) -2LM 900AM Grafton (104.3FM Kyogle) -4WK 963AM &95.5FM Toowoomba, 91.5FM Stanthorpe, 95.9FM Dalby -4GY 558AM Gympie (107.1FM Cobar) - SENTrack Brisbane 1053AM -4K1G 107.1FM Townsville -4DB/Hot Country 1629AM Dalby -4GC 828AM Charters Towers -4HI 1143AM Emerald -4LG 1098AM Longreach -4LM 666AM Mount Isa -4SB 1071AM Kingaroy -4VL 918AM Charleville -4ZR 1476AM Roma -CAAMA ROUND FRIDAY 30-7 WESTS SUNCORP QLD 6pm 6pm 5-8pm (*9pm -1170 SEN Sydney JOEL CAINE, 20 NRL TIGERS STADIUM for SEN -1620 SEN Gold BRETT FINCH NATION V stations) Coast NZ WARRIORS - SENTrack Brisbane 1053AM -SENTrack Ingham 96.9FM - SENTrack Atherton 99.1FM -SENTrack Darling Downs 91.5FM - SENTrack Kingaroy 96.3FM - SENTrack Illawarra 1575AM -SENTrack Griffith 90.3FM -4K1G 107.1FM Townsville -4DB/Hot Country 1629AM Dalby -4GC 828AM Charters Towers -4HI 1143AM Emerald -4LG 1098AM Longreach -4LM 666AM Mount Isa -4SB 1071AM Kingaroy -4VL 918AM Charleville -4ZR 1476AM Roma -2BS 95.1FM Bathurst ROUND SATURDAY 31-7 ST GEORGE BROWNE PARK, QLD 3pm 3pm 2pm-5pm -1170 SEN Sydney JOEL CAINE, 20 NRL ILLAWARRA ROCKHAMPTON TIM -4K1G 107.1FM NATION DRAGONS MANNAH, V Townsville BRETT FINCH SOUTH -2BS 95.1FM SYDNEY Bathurst RABBITOHS -4DB/Hot Country 1629AM Dalby -4GC 828AM Charters Towers -4HI 1143AM Emerald -4LG 1098AM Longreach -4LM 666AM Mount Isa -4SB 1071AM Kingaroy -4VL 918AM Charleville -4ZR 1476AM Roma ROUND SATURDAY 31-7 MELBOURNE SUNCORP QLD 7.35pm 7.35pm 7.20pm-10pm Triple M stations: JIMMY 20 NRL STORM STADIUM -Dubbo SMITH, NATION V -Orange BRETT PENRITH -Port Macquarie KIMMORLEY PANTHERS -Coffs Harbour -Wagga -Griffith -Townsville -Cairns -Gladstone -Rockhampton -Mackay -Bundaberg -Maryborough ROUND SUNDAY 1-8 CRONULLA MORETON QLD 4.05pm 4.05pm 4pm-7pm -1170 SEN Sydney MARK 20 NRL SHARKS DAILY (*3pm START -1620 SEN Gold BRAYBROOK, NATION V STADIUM, for SEN Coast SCOTT MANLY SEA REDCLIFFE stations) SATTLER, EAGLES -2SM 1269AM GARY Sydney BELCHER -2HD 1143AM Newcastle (97.5FM Port Stephens, 90.5FM Belmont) -2RE Taree 1557AM (100.1FM Gloucester, 100.3FM Forster/Great Lakes) -2PM 531AM Port Macquarie (93.5FM Mt Cairncross) -2HC 639AM &100.5FM Coffs Harbour -2DU 1251AM Dubbo (972AM Cobar) -2MO 1080AM Gunnedah (103.3FM Coonabarabran) -2NZ 1188AM Inverell -2AD 1134AM Armidale -2VM 1530AM Moree (89.5FM Goondiwindi, 92.9FM Lightening Ridge, 106.7FM Walgett, 105.5FM Mungindi, 103.5FM Collareebri) -2MG Mudgee 1449AM -2TM 1287AM Tamworth -RADIO 97, 972AM Tweed & Gold Coast (104.1FM Gold Coast, 103.5FM Northern Rivers) -2LF 1350AM Young (105.3FM Cootamundra, 100.7FM Cowra/Grenfell, 104.9FM Temora) -2PK 1404AM Parkes -2BH 567AM Broken Hill -2EL 1089AM Orange -2GF 1206AM Grafton (103.9FM Yamba) -2LM 900AM Grafton (104.3FM Kyogle) -4WK 963AM &95.5FM Toowoomba, 91.5FM Stanthorpe, 95.9FM Dalby -4GY 558AM Gympie (107.1FM Cobar) -2BS 95.1FM Bathurst -4DB/Hot Country 1629AM Dalby -4GC 828AM Charters Towers -4HI 1143AM Emerald -4LG 1098AM Longreach -4LM 666AM Mount Isa -4SB 1071AM Kingaroy -4VL 918AM Charleville -4ZR 1476AM Roma -CAAMA -4K1G 107.1FM Townsville .
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