The NRL’s In League In Harmony program is aimed at helping young people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds develop both their Rugby League and personal skills. In 2017, 1500...

Our strategies, programs and events to foster inclusion and reduce unlawful discrimination. An extensive range of information, tools, resources and guides. This program supports diverse and...

The NRL's Social Inclusion Framework uses the 7 Pillars of Inclusion model developed by Play by the Rules/Australian Sports Commission.

The NRL Code of Conduct provides all participants – players, parents, coaches, referees, spectators and officials – with some simple rules that assist in delivering a safe and positive environment to everyone involved in the game.

Discover the core beliefs that define the National Rugby League (NRL), including inclusiveness, positivity, unity, and discipline. Learn how these values shape the league's culture and community initiatives, ensuring rugby league remains a sport for everyone.

Rugby League’s progress towards becoming a truly inclusive sport will be overseen by the RFL’s Inclusion Board, whose members are drawn from a wide range of backgrounds. They are all enthusiastic champions of diversity, inclusion, equality and anti-discrimination campaigning.

Mar 1, 2019 · St George Illawarra and NSW State of Origin player Jack de Belin has become the first player to be banned under a new “no fault stand down” policy introduced by the National Rugby League...

Mar 9, 2020 · Three decades later, the NRL was able to proudly present convincing evidence that the sport had become more inclusive, more embracing of change and even that its power base had shifted ever so ...

Wheelchair Rugby League is a game for all and not just a sport for people with disabilities. Providing people with disability the opportunity to participate in a fun and inclusive sport. An...

Social benefits: Rugby League plays an more important role in promoting social inclusion, community health/well-being & anti-discrimination. All the inclusion benefits of Rugby League are not automatic, they require constant work by dedicated people.