| YEAR | GAME | SCORE | NOTES |
| 1952 | Grand Final Wests v Souths | 22-12 | Magpies win their last premiership. Approx 35 mins in colour |
| 1958 | Grand Final St George v Wests | 20-9 | Norm Provan scores 2 tries in a brutal match. Approx 25 mins highlights |
| 1961 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Norths v Valleys | 29-5 | Approx 20 mins B+W highlights - no sound |
| 1962 | British Lions Tour Great Britain v St George | 33-5 | B+W footage 60mins - 1st time Great Britain plays a club team. 55,000 pack the SCG on a Wednesday afternoon |
| 1963 | Grand Final St George v Wests | 8-3 | Famous Grand Final in the mud produces the statue for the current premiership. 15 mins B+W |
| 1963 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Norths v Souths | 18-8 | 33 mins in B+W. Ian Massie 2 tries for Devils. Mick Veivers Magpies best. |
| 1964 | Grand Final St George v Balmain | 11-6 | Tigers lead at halftime but a Saints try just after halftime swings the match. 30 mins footage |
| 1966 | British Lions Tour NSW v Great Britain | 18-13 | B+W footage 60mins - Tommy Bishop & Ken Gowers star for the Lions |
| 1966 | Grand Final St George v Balmain | 23-4 | St George win last of 11 straight Premierships. Approx 20 mins Highlights |
| 1966 | Preliminary Final Balmain v Manly | 8-5 | Arthur Beetson as a rookie, Full game |
| 1966 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Norths v Brothers | 9-6 | Approx 20 mins B+W highlights - no sound |
| 1967 | Preliminary Final Canterbury v St George | 12-11 | Saints run of 11 straight premierships is ended. Last game for Reg Gasnier. B+W Highlights package |
| 1967 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Norths v Brothers | 2-6 | Approx 20 mins B+W highlights - no sound |
| 1968 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Brothers v Easts | 21-4 | Approx 25 mins Highlights |
| 1968 | Round 3 Balmain v Souths | 11-18 | 2nd Half only. Features Arthur Beetson for Balmain |
| 1969 | Grand Final Balmain v Souths | 11-2 | Approx 25 mins Highlights movietone colour & a 2nd disc of 40 mins B + W |
| 1969 | Preliminary Final Balmain v Manly | 15-14 | Approx 55 mins in B+W |
| 1969 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Norths v Valleys | 14-2 | Norths 8th win in 11 years - B+W 25mins footage |
| 1970 | Grand Final Souths v Manly | 23-12 | John Sattler broken jaw |
| 1970 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Norths v Valleys | 11-13 | Valleys win in Extra Time. full game plus 2nd disc - B+W 25mins footage |
| 1971 | 2nd Interstate Game NSW v QLD Residents | 30-2 | 4 players sent off inc 3 queenslanders. Wayne Bennett scores only poinst for QLD |
| 1971 | Grand Final Souths v St George | 16-10 | 25 mins colour highlights - last Premiership for Souths. |
| 1971 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Easts v Valleys | 10-18 | Mick Retchless clinches win with a late try & FG - 25mins footage |
| 1972 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Easts v Valleys | 16-15 | Easts first premiership since 1950 - Jeff Fyfe FG wins it - 25mins footage |
| 1973 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Redcliffe v Valleys | 7-15 | Valleys win 3rd premiership in 4 years - 25mins footage |
| 1974 | British Lions Tour NSW v Great Britain | 13-9 | B+W footage 60mins - NSW features Cronin, Raudonikus, Reddy Raudonikus scores a try. |
| 1974 | Grand Final Easts v Canterbury | 19-4 | Jack Gibson wins his 1st Grand Final. Arthur Beetson scores a try |
| 1974 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Brothers v Valleys | 2-9 | 2nd tryless GF in history - 25 mins footage |
| 1974 | Round 1 Newtown v Cronulla | 10-2 | |
| 1974 | Round 10 Newtown v Canterbury | 7-3 | Tom Melville scores Jets only try |
| 1974 | Round 13 Souths v Penrith | 20-17 | Michael Stephenson scores his only 2 tries of 1974 |
| 1974 | Round 16 Souths v Norths | 19-14 | Eric Simms kicks the Rabbitohs home with 5 goals |
| 1974 | Round 18 Easts v Wests | 25-17 | Bill Mullins scores 3 tries for the Tri Colours |
| 1974 | Round 19 Wests v Souths | 18-10 | John Dorahy scores 2 tries & kicks 3 goals for Magpies. Keith Holman referee |
| 1974 | Round 9 Souths v Newtown | 5-0 | In front of only 1295 fans, Tom Mooney scores the only try in a low scoring game |
| 1975 | Grand Final Easts v St George | 38-0 | Graeme Langlands famous white boots |
| 1975 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Wests v Redcliffe | 26-24 | Approx 30 mins Highlights |
| 1976 | 3rd Interstate Game NSW v QLD Residents | 15-13 | QLD come from 13-2 down to level but lose late. 55 mins footage |
| 1976 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Wests v Easts | 16-1 | |
| 1976 | QRL Brisbane Preliminary Final Wests v Brothers | 18-10 | |
| 1977 | Amco Cup Final Wests v Easts | 6-5 | Wests win last title of any kind. Graeme O'Grady man of the series |
| 1977 | Grand Final + Replay St George v Parramatta | 9-9 & 22-0 | 1st Drawn Grand Final in history. Extended highlights of both games on 1 disc |
| 1977 | Preliminary Final Parramatta v Easts | 13-5 | Mick Cronin only kicks 2 from 8 but the Eels still end Bob Fulton's 1st season with Easts |
| 1977 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Easts v Redcliffe | 17-13 | Redcliffe lead 5-2 early as favourites but Easts prevail. A little jumpy in places. |
| 1977 | Round 12 Balmain v Souths | 17-13 | Greg Cox kicks 4 goals for the Tigers |
| 1977 | Round 19 Canterbury v Penrith | 17-15 | Tim Sheens scores his final try for Penrith, Black & White footage |
| 1978 | Amco Cup Final Easts v St George | 16-5 | Bob Fulton sets up both Roosters tries in the 1st quarter |
| 1978 | Grand Final + Replay Manly v Cronulla | 11-11 & 16-0 | 40 Mins highlights of both Grand Final & Replay |
| 1978 | Major Semi Final Cronulla v Manly | 17-12 | |
| 1978 | Minor Semi Final Manly v Parramatta | 13-13 | Mick Cronin has a personal tally of 7 points |
| 1978 | Minor Semi Final Replay Manly v Parramatta | 17-11 | Spiteful Semi Final Replay. Ray Price & John Gray are sent off |
| 1978 | Preliminary Final Manly v Wests | 14-7 | Alan Thompson scores both manly tries as they beat the Minor Premiers Wests |
| 1978 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Easts v Valleys | 14-10 | Missing 1st 6 mins & some tracking problems |
| 1978 | Round 6 Wests v Canterbury | 19-15 | Tom Raudonikus scores for Wests while George Peponis scores 2 for the Berries |
| 1978 | Round 7 Wests v Manly | 13-7 | Match starts with a brawl, height of Silvertails v Fibros rivalry 50 mins |
| 1978 | Under 23's Grand Final Penrith v Wests | 23-5 | Panthers 1st ever Grand Final & Premiership |
| 1979 | Amco Cup Final Cronulla v Combined Brisbane | 22-5 | Sharks win their only title. |
| 1979 | Amco Cup Semi Final Combined Brisbane Firsts v Qld Country | 8-5 | Brad Backer scores the only 2 tries. Greg Quinn man of the match |
| 1979 | Amco Cup Semi Final Cronulla v Souths | 13-9 | A few minutes highlights & entire 4th quarter. 25 mins footage |
| 1979 | Amco Cup Souths v NSW Country | 25-10 | Souths captain Bob McMillan is man of the match. 45 mins footage |
| 1979 | Amco Shield Final St Gregory's v Holy Cross Ryde | 16-14 | Campbelltown win the schoolboy title for the first time. Features Benny Elias & Ivan Henjak |
| 1979 | Group 10 Grand Final Bathurst v Cowra | 11-9 | Cowra Magpies feature Royce Simmons & Charlestons Captain Coach Keith Cook |
| 1979 | Newcastle Grand Final Northern Newcastle v Cessnock | 20-8 | |
| 1979 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Valleys v Souths | 26-0 | Wally Lewis man of the match for the Diehards. Chris Close also stars |
| 1979 | QRL Brisbane Major Semi Final Valleys v Easts | 25-2 | 1 hour highlights only |
| 1979 | Round 11 Penrith v Cronulla | 17-11 | Ray Blacklock scores 2 tries |
| 1979 | Round 12 Wests v Parramatta | 31-13 | Magpies beat ladder leaders Parramatta. Eels drop to 5th with the loss |
| 1979 | Round 13 Balmain v Wests | 15-17 | Tigers score 3 tries to 2 but Wests get home on John Dorahy's 2 tries, a goal & field goal |
| 1979 | Round 14 Parramatta v Canterbury | 12-13 | Includes highlights from Canterbury v Wests |
| 1979 | Round 15 St George v Parramatta | 19-18 | The biggest crowd of the year sees ray Price score 2 tries but Mick Cronin kick only 3 from 8 |
| 1979 | Round 19 Canterbury v Souths | 13-7 | Chris Anderson 2 tries |
| 1979 | Round 20 Wests v Manly | 21-13 | Wests keep their finals hopes alive with a win |
| 1979 | Round 22 Balmain v Souths | 11-12 | Wayne Wigham 2 tries for the Tigers. Grant Jones scores & kicks 3 goals for Souths. |
| 1980 | 1st Interstate Game NSW v QLD Residents | 35-3 | NSW virtual test team play a young QLD side with future stars Meninga, Close & Dowling |
| 1980 | Commonwealth Bank Cup Semi St Gregory's v Christian Bros | 28-8 | Manly feature Phil Blake. Campbelltown feature Michael Potter & Ivan Henjak |
| 1980 | Commonwealth Bank Cup St Gregory's v Bomaderry | 26-0 | St Gregory's Campbelltown feature 1979 player of the year Ivan Henjak |
| 1980 | Commonwealth Bank Final St Gregory's v Holy Cross Ryde | 11-9 | Benny Elias named player of the year. Michael Potter & Ivan Henjak star for Campbelltown |
| 1980 | Craven Mild Cup Balmain v St George | 29-8 | Tigers score 7 tries to nil. Wayne Pearce scores his first try in 1st grade |
| 1980 | Craven Mild Cup Balmain v Wests | 13-6 | |
| 1980 | Craven Mild Cup Newtown v Canterbury | 16-3 | Phil Sigsworth a try & 6 goals. Average quality footage. |
| 1980 | Grand Final Canterbury v Easts | 18-4 | No pregame and some post game footage |
| 1980 | QRL Brisbane City v Country | 21-17 | City Team features Meninga & Close. Country has Greg Dowling |
| 1980 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Norths v Souths | 17-15 | Features Mal Meninga for Souths |
| 1980 | QRL Brisbane Major Semi Final Souths v Valleys | 22-14 | Magpies first team into the 1980 Grand Final. Mal Meninga & Bryan Neibling the best on ground |
| 1980 | QRL Brisbane Minor Semi Final Norths v Brothers | 24-17 | Missing last minute as Brothers score. |
| 1980 | QRL Brisbane Preliminary Final Norths v Valleys | 15-14 | |
| 1980 | QRL Brisbane Round 11 Redcliffe v Easts | 29-18 | Dolphins score 7 tries to 2 - Tony Obst man of the match |
| 1980 | QRL Brisbane Round 13 Brothers v Redcliffe | 26-13 | Wayne Bennett coached Brothers move into 2nd place |
| 1980 | QRL Brisbane Round 19 Redcliffe v Valleys | 23-20 | 1 hour highlights only |
| 1980 | QRL Brisbane Round 21 Redcliffe v Souths | 21-18 | Dolphins snap Magpies winning streak of 11 games & rob them of the Minor Premiership |
| 1980 | QRL Brisbane Round 7 Redcliffe v Souths | 14-14 | Dolphins lead 12-2 before Souths come back to snatch a draw |
| 1980 | Round 1 Balmain v Parramatta | 10-37 | Wayne Pearce makes his debut for the Tigers |
| 1980 | Round 4 Wests v Manly | 19-4 | Wests score 5 tries. Manly's only points from 2 Eadie goals |
| 1980 | Round 5 Newtown v Souths | 12-10 | Ken Wilson kicks 6 goals & Newtown win controversially. Missing last few minutes |
| 1980 | State of Origin #1 QLD v NSW | 20-10 | First ever Origin. Mal Meninga kicks 7 goals & Chris Close is Man of the Match |
| 1980 | Tooth Cup Balmain v QLD Country | 45-5 | Tigers need a 26 point win the qualify for the quarter finals |
| 1980 | Tooth Cup Canterbury v NSW Country | 35-3 | Bulldogs turn a 9-3 halftime lead into a thrashing |
| 1980 | Tooth Cup Combined Brisbane Firsts v Manly | 27-20 | Wally Lewis starts on the bench & Meninga is man of the match |
| 1980 | Tooth Cup Combined Brisbane v Manly | 27-20 | Wally Lewis scores a late try & Mal Meninga man of the match |
| 1980 | Tooth Cup Cronulla v Canterbury | 19-18 | Steve Gearin scores solo try but then misses game winning conversion |
| 1980 | Tooth Cup Final Balmain v Parramatta | 5-8 | Eels win their first midweek cup against Wayne Pearce in his debut season |
| 1980 | Tooth Cup Norths v QLD Country | 40-5 | Bears lead 18-0 at quarter time, a midweek cup record |
| 1980 | Tooth Cup Qtr Finals Parramatta v Canterbury | 16-7 | |
| 1981 | 1st Interstate Game NSW v QLD Residents | 10-2 | Lang Park croud boo loudly every time a NSW based Queenslander touches the ball |
| 1981 | 2nd Interstate Game NSW v QLD Residents | 22-9 | Garry Dowling man of the match with 2 tries |
| 1981 | 2nd Test Australia v France | 17-2 | Terry Fahey 2 tries |
| 1981 | Grand Final Parramatta v Newtown | 20-11 | Parrmatta's 1st Premiership |
| 1981 | Minor Semi Final Newtown v Manly | 20-15 | Famous for all in brawl |
| 1981 | Preliminary Final Newtown v Easts | 15-5 | |
| 1981 | QLD Origin Trial South East QLD v Papua New Guinea | 59-3 | SEQ Led by Arthur Beetson score 13 tries |
| 1981 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Souths v Redcliffe | 13-9 | Arthur Beetson plays his last match. Souths score in last minute with Redcliffe up 9-8 |
| 1981 | QRL Brisbane Major Semi Final Redcliffe v Souths | 21-10 | Arthur Beetson leads Redcliffe into the Grand Final with a vintage display |
| 1981 | QRL Brisbane Preliminary Final Souths v Wynnum | 16-11 | Souths deny the Seagulls their first Grand Final appearance |
| 1981 | QRL Brisbane Round 5 Wynnum v Easts | 10-7 | Wynnum win 3 in a row for the first time in 5 years. Gene Miles man of the match |
| 1981 | QRL Brisbane Woolies Cup Grand Final Wynnum v Redcliffe | 17-10 | Seagulls win first title in 1st grade after Dolphins have 2 players sent off |
| 1981 | Round 10 Norths v Newtown | 11-9 | Newtown lead 8-0 at halftime due to tries by John Ferguson & Michael Pobjie |
| 1981 | Round 13 Souths v St George | 34-17 | Mark Ross scores 2 tries & kicks 8 from 9. Graeme Wynn 2 tries for Dragons |
| 1981 | Round 4 Penrith v Manly | 28-10 | Penrith come from 10-8 down at halftime. Stephen Martin 2 tries |
| 1981 | Round 6 Parramatta v St George | 25-16 | |
| 1981 | Round 9 Norths v Manly | 23-4 | Mark Graham 2 tries |
| 1981 | Tooth Cup Balmain v Easts | 21-5 | Olsen Filipaina man of the match. Poor quality |
| 1981 | Tooth Cup Final Souths v Cronulla | 10-2 | Rabbitohs win the only midweek Cup. Steve Rogers named player of the series |
| 1981 | Tooth Cup Newtown v Combined Brisbane Firsts | 23-19 | |
| 1981 | Tooth Cup Newtown v QLD Country | 33-7 | |
| 1982 | 1st Test Australia v Great Britain | 40-4 | Kangaroos turn 10-4 halftime lead into a smashing |
| 1982 | 2nd Test Australia v Great Britain | 27-6 | Les Boyd sent off just before halftime, Kangaroos still win comfortably with 12 men. |
| 1982 | 3rd Test Australia v Great Britian | 32-8 | Australia score 4 tries in 10 mins after Lee Crooks is sent off |
| 1982 | Grand Final Parramatta v Manly | 21-8 | Parramatta win their 2nd title. Brett Kenny 2 Tries |
| 1982 | KB Cup Balmain v Combined Brisbane Firsts | 13-10 | First game for Ben Elias - Gary Bridge is man of the match |
| 1982 | KB Cup Combined Brisbane Firsts v South Island New Zealand | 34-3 | The Brisbane side score 8 tries |
| 1982 | KB Cup Final Manly v Newtown | 23-8 | Mike Eden player of the series |
| 1982 | KB Cup Newtown v QLD Country | 43-2 | Newtown crush an inexperienced QLD Country side |
| 1982 | KB Cup Quarter Final Parramatta v Combined Brisbane Firsts | 25-7 | Steve Ella scores 2 tries & Peter Sterling adds another |
| 1982 | KB Cup Semi Final Manly v Parramatta | 24-10 | |
| 1982 | KB Cup Semi Final Newtown v Souths | 8-8 | Newtown make the final based on penalty count. |
| 1982 | KB Cup Souths v Norths | 18-10 | |
| 1982 | Minor Preliminary Semi Final Easts v Wests | 11-7 | Terry Fahey 2 tries |
| 1982 | QLD Tour game QLD v New Zealand | 31-16 | QLD residents team win on the back of 3 tries by Wayne Challis. Meninga adds a try & 5 goals |
| 1982 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Wynnum v Souths | 17-3 | Features Gene Miles, Greg Dowling for Wynnum - 1st premiership for the Seagulls |
| 1982 | QRL Brisbane Major Semi Final Souths v Valleys | 10-6 | 2 players sent off & souths score match winning try late. 40 mins footage |
| 1982 | QRL Brisbane Minor Semi Final Wynnum v Redcliffe | 35-0 | Warren Green has 20 points. Rod Morris man of the match - 45 min highlights |
| 1982 | QRL Brisbane Woolies Cup Final Valleys v Souths | 21-15 | |
| 1982 | Round 10 Balmain v Manly | 17-28 | Les Boyd man of the match. 55 mins footage |
| 1982 | Round 16 Newtown v Souths | 12-7 | John Ferguson and Alan McMahon score tries |
| 1982 | Round 22 Parramatta v Souths | 15-16 | |
| 1982 | Round 25 Easts v Manly | 40-2 | Roosters belt 2nd place Manly - Terry Fahey 2 tries. Giteau kicks 8 from 10 |
| 1982 | Round 7 Manly v Newtown | 12-9 | 50 Min Highlights. Dean Lance plays his 3rd ever game |
| 1982 | Round 8 Balmain v Canterbury | 6-0 | Wayne Pearce man of the match |
| 1983 | Grand Final Parramatta v Manly | 18-6 | Parramatta win their 3rd title. Brett Kenny 2 Tries |
| 1983 | KB Cup Combined Brisbane Firsts v Norths | 38-18 | Wally Lewis man of the match |
| 1983 | KB Cup Final Manly v Cronulla | 26-6 | Ian Schubert player of the series |
| 1983 | KB Cup Preliminary Round Balmain v Canberra | 20-22 | Raiders cause upset with many former Tigers in their side |
| 1983 | KB Cup Preliminary Round Manly v Parramatta | 5-0 | Manly knock the Eels out before the 1st round. |
| 1983 | KB Cup QTR Final Cronulla v Wests | 34-12 | Terry Lamb gets magpies within 8 points before the Sharks kick away |
| 1983 | KB Cup Quarter Final Combined Brisbane Firsts v NSW Country | 54-14 | Mitch Brennan scores 3 tries |
| 1983 | KB Cup Semi Final Manly v Combined Brisbane Firsts | 23-14 | Phil Blake scores 2 tries & a Field Goal |
| 1983 | KB Cup Wests v Illawarra | 10-4 | Magpies score 2 tries to 1 to advance |
| 1983 | Major Preliminary Semi Final Parramatta v Canterbury | 30-22 | |
| 1983 | Major Semi Final Parramatta v Manly | 10-19 | |
| 1983 | Minor Preliminary Semi Final Balmain v St George | 14-17 | Tigers lead 14-6 before losing in extra time |
| 1983 | Newcastle Grand Final Maitland v Cessnock | 20-12 | 40 min highlights. Features Neil Pringle, Robert Finch & David Trewella |
| 1983 | Playoff for 5th St George v Easts | 44-16 | Michael O'Connor scores 2 tries and Easts Tom Arbor is sent off |
| 1983 | QLD Tour game QLD v Hull | 6-8 | QLD lose their only game on tour against John Dorahy led Hull. |
| 1983 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Easts v Redcliffe | 14-6 | |
| 1983 | QRL Brisbane Major Semi Final Easts v Redcliffe | 11-5 | Tigers are first team into the Grand Final. Steve Stacey man of the match |
| 1983 | QRL Brisbane Reserve Grade Grand Final Souths v Easts | 18-10 | Coaches film, no commentary |
| 1983 | QRL Brisbane Round 1 Souths v Brothers | 33-4 | Brad Tessmann man of the match - 40 mins footage |
| 1983 | QRL Brisbane Round 4 Valleys v Wynnum Manly | 24-10 | Valleys win without Wally Lewis - 30 mins footage, some tracking lines |
| 1983 | QRL Brisbane State League Final Valleys v Easts | 20-12 | Wally Lewis wins man of the match in a game played in pouring rain |
| 1983 | Reserve Grade Grand Final Souths v Manly | 12-6 | Rabbitohs win first title in any grade since 1971 |
| 1983 | Round 11 Parramatta v Easts | 26-4 | Brett Kenny 2 tries |
| 1983 | Round 13 Parramatta v St George | 33-4 | Neil Hunt 2 tries - 43 mins footage |
| 1983 | Round 17 Manly v Canterbury | 34-6 | Phil Blake scores 2 tries - some tracking issues at the bottom |
| 1983 | Round 19 Manly v Easts | 40-18 | John Ribot scores 3 tries & Noel Cleal 2 tries - some tracking issues at the bottom |
| 1983 | Round 2 Manly v Illawarra | 26-18 | Steelers 1st ever televised game, they come from 20-2 down at halftime to nearly cause an upset |
| 1983 | Round 3 Manly v Canterbury | 36-2 | Phil Blake scores 4 tries |
| 1983 | Round 6 Balmain v Manly | 18-34 | Bhil Blake & Wayne Pearce 2 tries each |
| 1983 | Round 9 Manly v Canberra | 24-14 | Chris Close scores 2 tries |
| 1983 | State of Origin #1 QLD v NSW | 24-12 | Les Boyd breaks Darryl Brohman's jaw. Wayne Pearce origin debut |
| 1984 | City v Country | 38-12 | |
| 1984 | English League Round 1 Castleford v St Helens | 30-16 | Mal Meninga makes his Saints debut, scores 2 tries & kicks 2 goals - no sound. |
| 1984 | Grand Final Canterbury v Parramatta | 6-4 | Bulldogs hard defense prevents a 4th straight Eels Premiership |
| 1984 | Panasonic Cup Combined Brisbane Firsts v Souths | 25-18 | |
| 1984 | Panasonic Cup Final Combined Brisbane Firsts v Easts | 12-11 | Brisbane last ditch defensive effort wins them the cup. |
| 1984 | Panasonic Cup Qtr Final Combined Brisbane Firsts v Canterbury | 14-11 | John Ribot scores the winning try after the Bulldogs lead 11-8 |
| 1984 | Panasonic Cup Qualifier Queensland Country v Auckland | 25-18 | Peter Gill is named man of the match |
| 1984 | Panasonic Cup Semi Final Combined Brisbane Firsts v Parramatta | 14-12 | Brisbane advance in muddy conditions |
| 1984 | Playoff For 5th Souths v Canberra | 23-4 | Raiders first tilt at finals football comes up short - Canberra play in white jerseys |
| 1984 | Preliminary Final Parramatta v St George | 8-7 | Eels make their 4th Grand Final in a row, Eric Grothe scores the winning try. |
| 1984 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Wynnum v Souths | 42-8 | David Green scores 2 tries, captains the wynnum side Featuring Wally Lewis, Gene Miles & Greg Dowling |
| 1984 | QRL Brisbane Minor Semi Final Valleys v Redcliffe | 18-16 | Grant Rix Man of the Match |
| 1984 | QRL Brisbane Playoff for 4th Redcliffe v Brothers | 22-11 | John Ribot is man of the match as Redcliffe win through to face Valleys |
| 1984 | QRL Brisbane Preliminary Final Souths v Valleys | 14-8 | Gary Belcher man of the match |
| 1984 | QRL Brisbane Round 5 Souths v Redcliffe | 26-18 | Dolphins trial 20-18 but Mick Vievers scores a late try for the Magpies |
| 1984 | QRL Brisbane State League Final Wynnum v Souths | 21-10 | Gene Miles scores 2 tries & Mal Green is named man of the match. Belcher 2 tries for the Magpies |
| 1984 | QRL Brisbane State League Semi Final Wynnum v North QLD | 22-0 | Wynnum shut out a Marlins team missing Dale Shearer to make the State League Final |
| 1984 | QRL Brisbane State League Semi Souths v Valleys | 17-2 | Meninga & Lindner score tries. Missing 1st quarter but no scoring missed. |
| 1984 | QRL Brisbane State League Souths v Easts | 22-10 | Magpies win 9th in a row. Mal Meninga intercept try, Bob Lindner man of the match |
| 1984 | QRL Brisbane Woolies Cup Semi Final Souths v Redcliffe | 26-10 | Coaches film, no commentary - Ash Lumby stars for Souths |
| 1984 | QRL Brisbane Woolies Cup Souths v Wynnum Manly | 36-8 | Coaches film, no commentary, lighting a bit dark as well. |
| 1984 | Reserve Grade Grand Final Balmain v St George | 10-8 | Balmain win last major premiership |
| 1984 | Round 9 Balmain v Norths | 12-6 | |
| 1984 | State of Origin #1 QLD v NSW | 29-12 | Roach & Jack Debut |
| 1984 | State of Origin #2 QLD v NSW | 14-2 | Greg Dowling famous try off the crossbar. Brawl on opening tackle |
| 1984 | State of Origin #3 QLD v NSW | 12-22 | Steve Mortimer captains NSW for 1st time & wins man of the match |
| 1984 | Tour Game QLD v New Zealand | 18-14 | QLD win despite missing test players Lewis, Miles & Dowling |
| 1985 | 1st Test Australia v New Zealand | 26-20 | Greg Dowling, Kevin Tamati fight at Lang Park. |
| 1985 | City v Country | 18-12 | Includes City Seconds v Country Seconds |
| 1985 | Dally M Awards | N/A | Greg Alexander is the winner |
| 1985 | English Challenge Cup Final Wigan v Hull | 28-24 | A Peter Sterling inspired Hull fall short in a classic against Brett Kenny. |
| 1985 | Grand Final Canterbury v St George | 7-6 | Bulldogs hold off the Minor Premiers Dragons after being up 7-0 with 8 mins left |
| 1985 | Group 11 Grand Final Dubbo Westlake v Dubbo Macquarie | 24-28 | |
| 1985 | Major Preliminary Semi Final Balmain v Canterbury | 8-14 | Andrew Farrar scores in the 99th minute |
| 1985 | Minor Preliminary Semi Final Parramatta v Penrith | 38-6 | Eric Grothe 2 tries as Parramatt crush the Panthers playing their 1st ever final |
| 1985 | Panasonic Cup Balmain v Combined Brisbane Firsts | 33-16 | Scott Gale Man of the series |
| 1985 | Panasonic Cup Final Balmain v Cronulla | 14-12 | |
| 1985 | Panasonic Cup QTR Final Balmain v St George | 20-18 | Tigers come from behind to beat the Dragons for the 2nd time in 5 days |
| 1985 | Panasonic Cup Semi Final Balmain v Wests | 12-10 | |
| 1985 | Panasonic Cup Wests v Auckland | 32-10 | |
| 1985 | Playoff for 5th Penrith v Manly | 10-7 | Penrith make the finals for the 1st time. A rare Paul Vautin field goal |
| 1985 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Souths v Wynnum | 10-8 | Last Brisbane game for Mal Meninga. John Elias man of the match. 2 different versions of the game available |
| 1985 | QRL Brisbane Major Semi Final Souths v Brothers | 14-8 | Gary French try & 3 goals as Magpies 1st team into the Grand Final |
| 1985 | QRL Brisbane Minor Semi Final Wynnum v Valleys | 25-22 | 30 Mins highlights only |
| 1985 | QRL Brisbane Preliminary Final Wynnum v Brothers | 35-16 | David Green scores 3 tries for the Seagulls in a dominant display |
| 1985 | QRL Brisbane Round 1 Souths v Norths | 26-8 | Trevor Gillmeister scores Devils only try. Mark Meskell man of the match |
| 1985 | QRL Brisbane Round 12 Souths v Valleys | 26-10 | Valleys up 10-0. Peter Jackson man of the match |
| 1985 | QRL Brisbane Round 14 Brothers v Valleys | 30-12 | JIP couple mins into the game. Joe Kilroy scores 3 tries. |
| 1985 | QRL Brisbane Round 2 Wynnum v Souths | 26-12 | Seagulls captain David Green scores 2 tries & wins the scrums 12-4. |
| 1985 | QRL Brisbane Round 5 Souths v Valleys | 16-14 | Gary Belcher man of the match with a try. |
| 1985 | QRL Brisbane Round 6 Souths v Brothers | 20-8 | Norm Carr man of the match with a try. Features some great Gary Belcher run back's |
| 1985 | QRL Brisbane Round 9 Souths v Wynnum | 44-6 | Seagulls are missing origin stars & Peter Jackson scores 2 tries |
| 1985 | QRL Brisbane State League Final Wynnum v Brothers | 16-0 | |
| 1985 | QRL Brisbane State League Round 1 Souths v Brothers | 10-0 | JIP towards end of 1st quarter, no scoring missed. Garry Thompson scores both tries in pouring rain |
| 1985 | QRL Brisbane State League Semi Final Brothers v Souths | 28-16 | Mal Meninga plays his 1st game after a stint in England. Bretheren Pat Shepherdson a try & 6 goals. |
| 1985 | QRL Brisbane State League Souths v Valleys | 3-2 | 1st half highlights & entire 2nd half. Gary French FG with 2 mins remaining |
| 1985 | Reserve Grade Grand Final St George v Canberra | 22-16 | Dragons score a try right on fulltime to win |
| 1985 | Round 12 Balmain v Parramatta | 17-4 | |
| 1985 | Round 13 Balmain v Souths | 24-12 | Wayne Pearce's 100th game |
| 1985 | Round 19 Balmain v Manly | 24-16 | Tigers maintain top spot on the ladder |
| 1985 | Round 2 Balmain v Penrith | 36-6 | Garry Jack & Kevin Hardwick 2 tries each |
| 1985 | Round 2 Parramatta v Canberra | 36-22 | Ivan Henjak 2 Tries for Canberra |
| 1985 | Round 24 Balmain v Canberra | 30-12 | John Davidson 2 tries |
| 1985 | Round 7 Balmain v Easts | 8-12 | John Ferguson long range try is the difference |
| 1985 | Round 9 Balmain v St George | 24-19 | |
| 1985 | State of Origin #2 QLD v NSW | 14-21 | NSW finally win a series |
| 1985 | State of Origin #3 QLD v NSW | 20-6 | Wally Fullerton Smith is man of the Match |
| 1986 | 1st Test Australia v Great Britain | 38-16 | Gene Miles & Michael O'Connor score 3 tries each |
| 1986 | 2nd Test Australia v Great Britain | 34-4 | Garry Jack 2 tries, Britains only points coming in last few minutes |
| 1986 | 3rd Test Australia v Great Britain | 24-15 | Australia wrap up consecutive 3-0 defeats of the Lions |
| 1986 | Grand Final Parramatta v Canterbury | 4-2 | Only tryless Grand Final - Price & Cronin retire |
| 1986 | Kangaroo Tour Australia v Bradford Northern | 38-0 | |
| 1986 | Kangaroo Tour Australia v Cumbria | 48-12 | |
| 1986 | Kangaroo Tour Australia v Halifax | 36-2 | |
| 1986 | Kangaroo Tour Australia v Hull | 48-0 | |
| 1986 | Kangaroo Tour Australia v Hull Kingston Rovers | 46-10 | |
| 1986 | Kangaroo Tour Australia v Leeds | 40-0 | |
| 1986 | Kangaroo Tour Australia v Oldham | 22-16 | |
| 1986 | Kangaroo Tour Australia v St Helens | 32-8 | |
| 1986 | Kangaroo Tour Australia v Widnes | 20-4 | |
| 1986 | Kangaroo Tour Australia v Wigan | 26-18 | Opening game of the tour |
| 1986 | Major Semi Final Parramatta v Canterbury | 28-6 | Tony Chalmers & Brett Kenny score 2 tries each |
| 1986 | Minor Preliminary Semi Final Balmain v Manly | 29-22 | |
| 1986 | Minor Semi Final Balmain v Souths | 36-11 | Famous Mario Fenech send off after allegedly biting Benny Elias - Schofield 3 tries |
| 1986 | Panasonic Cup Balmain v Cronulla | 22-14 | |
| 1986 | Panasonic Cup Balmain v Cronulla | 22-14 | |
| 1986 | Panasonic Cup Easts v Port Moresby | 60-16 | Game played at Lang Park - Missing last 30 seconds |
| 1986 | Panasonic Cup Final Balmain v Parramatta | 16-32 | Ray Price player of the series |
| 1986 | Panasonic Cup Manly v Combined Brisbane Firsts | 18-10 | Phil Blake scores 2 tries |
| 1986 | Panasonic Cup Qtr Final Balmain v Canberra | 20-12 | |
| 1986 | Panasonic Cup Semi Final Balmain v Easts | 25-10 | |
| 1986 | Playoff for 5th Balmain v Norths | 14-7 | |
| 1986 | Preliminary Final Balmain v Canterbury | 16-28 | Terry Lamb scores a Try, 5 goals & 2 FG's. Balmain 2 late tries |
| 1986 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Wynnum v Brothers | 14-6 | |
| 1986 | QRL Brisbane Major Semi Final Wynnum v Redcliffe | 26-6 | |
| 1986 | QRL Brisbane Minor Semi Final Brothers v Valleys | 10-8 | A Brothers try with 2 mins remaining ends the Diehards season |
| 1986 | QRL Brisbane Preliminary Final Brothers v Redcliffe | 14-2 | Bretheren beat the more fancied Dolphins. Greg Smith man of the match |
| 1986 | QRL Brisbane Round 10 Redcliffe v Souths | 32-12 | Steve Bleakley man of the match |
| 1986 | QRL Brisbane Round 3 Valleys v Souths | 42-6 | Tengdahl scores 2 tries for Diehards. Peter Jackson only Souths try |
| 1986 | QRL Brisbane Round 5 Souths v Brothers | 19-12 | Bretheren wear green shorts as there was talk of jersey clashes |
| 1986 | QRL Brisbane Round 6 Valleys v Wynnum Manly | 20-12 | Wynnum missing 6 State of Origin players, Valleys has Gavin Allen, Mark Hohn |
| 1986 | QRL Brisbane State League Final Wynnum v Redcliffe | 46-10 | Missing 1st 5 mins, JIP Redcliffe 2-0 up. |
| 1986 | QRL Brisbane State League Norths v Souths | 16-6 | Bottom placed Devils cause upset with great play from halves Craig Grauf & Geoff Bagnall |
| 1986 | Round 14 Balmain v Canterbury | 28-0 | Garry Schofield 2 Tries |
| 1986 | Round 17 Balmain v Manly | 14-9 | Ross Conlon scores a try & kicks 3 goals to get the Tigers home |
| 1986 | Round 2 Parramatta v St George | 36-6 | 1st game at Parramatta Stadium |
| 1986 | Round 24 Parramatta v Souths | 12-12 | Last game at Parra for Mick Cronin & Ray Price |
| 1986 | Round 7 Balmain v Illawarra | 22-18 | Balmain just hang on with 12 men after Paul Sironen is sent off |
| 1986 | State of Origin Game 1 QLD v NSW | 16-22 | 1 hour highlights only |
| 1986 | State of Origin Game 2 QLD v NSW | 20-24 | 1 hour highlights only |
| 1986 | State of Origin Game 3 QLD v NSW | 16-18 | |
| 1987 | Grand Final Manly v Canberra | 18-8 | Manly beat 1st time Grand Finalists Canberra at the last Grand Final at the SCG |
| 1987 | Minor Semi Final Canberra v Souths | 46-12 | Steve Mavin pulled after 16 mins after 3 dropped balls lead to tries |
| 1987 | Panasonic Cup Balmain v Port Moresby | 62-8 | Balmain field a reserve grade side captained by Ben Elias |
| 1987 | Panasonic Cup Final Balmain v Penrith | 14-12 | 2nd Panasonic Cup win in 3 years, Benny Elias player of the series |
| 1987 | Panasonic Cup Penrith v Combined Brisbane Firsts | 14-2 | Last game for the Combined Brisbane side |
| 1987 | Panasonic Cup Quarter Final Balmain v Souths | 11-10 | Tigers hold on after Phil Blake scores 60m try to bring Souths within a point. |
| 1987 | Panasonic Cup Semi Final Penrith v Parramatta | 32-22 | |
| 1987 | Preliminary Final Canberra v Easts | 32-24 | Raiders make first ever Grand Final with a returning Mal Meninga leading the way |
| 1987 | QLD Origin Trial QLD Maroons v QLD Blues | 10-20 | Brisbane based QLD players play against Sydney based QLD players |
| 1987 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Brothers v Redcliffe | 26-8 | Brothers win last Grand Final before Broncos join the NSWRL. |
| 1987 | QRL Brisbane Minor Semi Final Redcliffe v Wynnum | 30-7 | Wally Lewis & Gene Miles last game for Wynnum |
| 1987 | QRL Brisbane Preliminary Final Redcliffe v Norths | 24-16 | Greg Dowling last game for Norths |
| 1987 | QRL Brisbane State League Ipswich v Souths | 16-0 | Kerrod Walters awarded penalty try. Allan Langer stars for the Jets. |
| 1987 | QRL Brisbane State League Wynnum v Ipswich | 20-16 | 30 mins highlights only, features Allan Langer, Kerrod Walters for Ipswich |
| 1987 | Round 1 Balmain v Parramatta | 30-6 | Wayne Pearce returns after knee injury, Tigers beat Eels for 1st time in 6 tries |
| 1987 | Round 19 Balmain v Canberra | 28-0 | Tigers remain unbeaten all time v 3rd placed Canberra, Benny Elias 100th game |
| 1987 | Round 2 Balmain v Canterbury | 11-8 | David Gillespie sent off, Ref needed Police escort off the field. |
| 1987 | Round 24 Balmain v Penrith | 22-6 | Tigers lock up semi final spot |
| 1987 | Round 4 Balmain v Cronulla | 15-8 | Scott Gale chip kick to score turning point. |
| 1987 | Round 8 Balmain v Norths | 26-6 | Long range try by Paul Sironen & 2 Elias Field Goals. |
| 1987 | State of Origin #1 QLD v NSW | 16-20 | McGaw scores last second try, Allan Langer Debut |
| 1987 | State of Origin #2 QLD v NSW | 12-6 | Peter Sterling man of the match on a losing side |
| 1987 | State of Origin #4 QLD v NSW | 18-30 | Only Origin game in Los Angeles. Peter Sterling is Man of the Match |
| 1987 | World Cup Qualifier Great Britian v Papua New Guinea | 42-0 | |
| 1988 | 3rd Test Australia v Great Britian | 12-26 | Includes highlights from first 2 tests |
| 1988 | British Lions Tour Match Manly v Great Britain | 30-0 | Manly missing 6 regulars, Geoff Toovey man of the match in his 3rd game |
| 1988 | English Premiership Final Widnes v St Helens | 38-14 | Alan Tait makes his debut |
| 1988 | Grand Final Balmain v Canterbury | 12-24 | Both versions (NSW & QLD commontary) |
| 1988 | Great Britain v Combined Brisbane | 28-14 | 30 mins as aired on TV - warm up game for British Lions. Garry Schofield breaks his jaw |
| 1988 | Great Britain v Western Division | 28-26 | Lion lead 26-10 with 20 mins remaining before Western Division nearly pull off the upset |
| 1988 | Group 11 Grand Final Parkes v Dubbo Macquarie | 15-10 | |
| 1988 | International Series Australia v The Rest of The World | 22-10 | Mark McGaw scores 2 tries |
| 1988 | Major Semi Final Canterbury v Cronulla | 26-8 | Bulldogs become 1st team in Grand Final by dispatching Minor Premiers Cronulla |
| 1988 | Minor Preliminary Semi Final Balmain v Manly | 19-6 | |
| 1988 | Minor Semi Final Balmain v Canberra | 14-6 | |
| 1988 | Panasonic Cup Balmain v Illawarra | 12-10 | |
| 1988 | Panasonic Cup Final Balmain v St George | 8-16 | Peter Gill player of the series |
| 1988 | Panasonic Cup Newcastle v Combined Brisbane Firsts | 26-0 | Combined Brisbane feature Dan Stains, Pat O'Doherty & Kelly Egan |
| 1988 | Panasonic Cup Norths v Gold Coast | 12-6 | Giants first appearance in midweek football |
| 1988 | Panasonic Cup Quarter Final Balmain v Norths | 14-10 | Tigers score 3 tries to 1 to advance to the Semi Finals again |
| 1988 | Playoff for 5th Balmain v Penrith | 28-8 | Tigers win 3rd sudden death game in a row, Roach suspended |
| 1988 | Preliminary Final Balmain v Cronulla | 9-2 | Tigers reach 1st Grand Final since 1969 |
| 1988 | QLD Origin Trial City v Country | 44-16 | Allan Langer is the star for City |
| 1988 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Valleys v Ipswich | 17-14 | Tommy Raudonikus coach for Ipswich |
| 1988 | QRL Brisbane State League Final Valleys-Tweed v Easts | 26-10 | Steve Hegerty is man of the match while Darren Smith was best on field for Easts |
| 1988 | QRL Brisbane Woolies Cup Grand Final Valleys v Logan City | 38-4 | Scorpions only final appearance - poor sound quality |
| 1988 | Reserve Grade Grand Final Manly v Easts | 22-2 | Paul Shaw scores 2 tries in a man of the match performance |
| 1988 | Round 1 Brisbane v Manly | 44-10 | Broncos win first ever game against defending premiers |
| 1988 | Round 1 Canberra v Illawarra | 28-8 | Gary Belcher is man of the match in a dominant performance 1 hour footage |
| 1988 | Round 1 Parramatta v Newcastle | 28-4 | Newcastle Knights first game |
| 1988 | Round 13 Brisbane v St George | 26-22 | Rohan Teevan scores 2 tries and Gene Miles stars in the 2nd row after being dropped for the test match |
| 1988 | Round 14 Norths v Canterbury | 30-18 | Norths shockingly led the ladder leaders 30-4 after 60 mins, 3 late dogs tries reduced the margin |
| 1988 | Round 15 Canterbury v Brisbane | 25-10 | Brisbane lead 10-9 in the 2nd half before Steve Mortimer comes off the bench & puts on 2 tries |
| 1988 | Round 16 Brisbane v Manly | 28-10 | Wally Lewis scores 2 tries & Greg Dowling is man of the match |
| 1988 | Round 18 Brisbane v Wests | 32-6 | Broncos score 3 tries in the space of 4 tackles to blow the game open. Miles 2 tries |
| 1988 | Round 18 Canterbury v Easts | 29-14 | Tony Currie scores 2 tries |
| 1988 | Round 19 Brisbane v Norths | 24-6 | Wally Lewis scores 2 tries. |
| 1988 | Round 19 Canterbury v Canberra | 23-16 | Bulldogs trailed 12-2 after 34 mins but scored either side of halftime to take control of the match |
| 1988 | Round 2 Canterbury v Cronulla | 22-18 | Hot & Cold Bulldogs hold on for a win after allowing Sharks to come from 12-2 down |
| 1988 | Round 20 Balmain v Manly | 4-8 | Most controversial match of the year, Tigers have 4 players sent to the sin bin. Ellery Hanley makes debut |
| 1988 | Round 20 Canterbury v Illawarra | 18-12 | Ian Russell scores 2 tries as the Steelers nearly beat the Bulldogs again in 1988 |
| 1988 | Round 21 Balmain v Penrith | 16-14 | Balmain must win to stay alive against 1st place Panthers |
| 1988 | Round 22 Balmain v Brisbane | 20-10 | Loser of the game eliminated from 1988 finals race |
| 1988 | Round 3 Brisbane v Wests | 38-4 | 1st ever Broncos away match |
| 1988 | Round 3 Cronulla v Gold Coast | 13-12 | The Giants nearly pull off the upset but Troy McCarthy injures his shoulder & the Sharks kick a late FG |
| 1988 | Round 3 Manly v Parramatta | 64-12 | |
| 1988 | Round 4 Canterbury v Canberra | 22-17 | Bulldogs come from 17-6 down with debutant Robin Thorne scoring the match winning try in the final seconds |
| 1988 | Round 5 Balmain v Manly | 8-6 | A Benny Elias try wins it for the Tigers |
| 1988 | Round 5 Brisbane v Parramatta | 24-18 | Broncos remain undefeated after trailing 12-2. Sterling v Langer dual a highlight |
| 1988 | Round 7 Balmain v Brisbane | 26-18 | Brisbane's first ever loss, ABC Archives |
| 1988 | Round 7 Canterbury v Souths | 16-12 | Bulldogs score 3 tries to 1 though there was never more than 4 points in it during the match |
| 1988 | Round 8 Canterbury v Penrith | 18-12 | Belmore had 18 tons of sand dumped on it before the game, the fact the Dogs trained on it the day before got them home. |
| 1988 | State of Origin #1 QLD v NSW | 26-18 | 1st Origin not featuring Lewis, Vautin Captain |
| 1988 | State of Origin #2 QLD v NSW | 16-6 | Crowd fills field with cans when Wally is sin binned |
| 1988 | Trial Match Brisbane v New Zealand Presidents XIII | 38-6 | Wally Lewis makes 1st appearence in a Bronco Jersey wearing #30 & scores from the bench |
| 1989 | Alpha Romeo Challenge Balmain v Canterbury | 28-16 | Balmain avenge the 1988 Grand Final defeat but lose Garry Jack with a broken arm |
| 1989 | Commonwealth Bank Cup Patrician Bros v MacArthur High | 14-6 | MacArthur High has Brad Fittler & Ben Alexander |
| 1989 | English Premiership Final Widnes v Hull | 18-10 | |
| 1989 | Grand Final Balmain v Canberra | 14-19 | Both versions available (NSW & QLD commentary) |
| 1989 | Major Preliminary Semi Final Balmain v Penrith | 24-12 | Tigers beat Penrith for 2nd week in a row |
| 1989 | Major Semi Final Balmain v Souths | 20-10 | Tigers win classic & become first team into 1989 Grand Final |
| 1989 | Minor Semi Final Canberra v Penrith | 27-18 | Canberra advance to the Preliminary Final |
| 1989 | Nissan Sevens Final Balmain v Easts | 12-10 | Balmain win $90,000 |
| 1989 | Panasonic Cup Canterbury v Newcastle | 24-2 | |
| 1989 | Panasonic Cup Final Brisbane v Illawarra | 22-20 | Brisbane wins first championship over competitions last placed Illawarra |
| 1989 | Panasonic Cup Quarter Final Souths v Canterbury | 10-10 | Souths advance to the Semi Finals courtesy of the first try scored tie breaker |
| 1989 | Panasonic Cup St George v Combined Brisbane Firsts | 14-10 | Mark Coyne scores a late try to avoid the upset as scores are locked 10 all |
| 1989 | Playoff for 5th Cronulla v Brisbane | 38-14 | Alan Wilson 18 points, Brisbane miss finals again |
| 1989 | Preliminary Final Canberra v Souths | 32-16 | Raiders use 10-0 lead after 6 mins to send Souths out of the comp |
| 1989 | Presidents Cup Round 5 Balmain v Wests | 18-22 | Wests lead 16-4 into the 2nd half - 50 mins crowd noise only |
| 1989 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Valleys v Ipswich | 28-4 | Valleys beat Ipswich for the 2nd year in a row |
| 1989 | QRL Brisbane State League Semi Final Easts v Central QLD | 30-4 | Tigers win easily due to the Capras making over 30 errors |
| 1989 | Round 12 Canberra v Brisbane | 27-6 | Wally Lewis leaves the game with a suspected broken arm. Brad Clyde 2 tries. 1 hour footage |
| 1989 | Round 12 Canterbury v Norths | 6-6 | Norths applied all the pressure but could only manage 3 goals in a wet game |
| 1989 | Round 14 Balmain v Cronulla | 28-6 | Roach, Sironen & McGuire lead the Tigers charge - Michael Neil man of the match |
| 1989 | Round 14 Canterbury v Brisbane | 22-8 | Bulldogs show fight against 2nd place Brisbane with Jason Alchin man of the match |
| 1989 | Round 15 Balmain v Canberra | 18-12 | Tigers remain unbeaten in Canberra - both teams missing test stars |
| 1989 | Round 15 Canterbury v Wests | 26-6 | Bulldogs keep in touch with the top 5 but lose Jason Alchin for the season |
| 1989 | Round 15 Souths v Brisbane | 20-6 | Brisbane were missing 10 regulars and Souths none with Phil Blake scoring 2 brilliant individual tries |
| 1989 | Round 16 Balmain v Norths | 32-0 | Tigers score 18 points in final 13 minutes |
| 1989 | Round 18 Balmain v Brisbane | 24-6 | Gary Freeman has his teeth knocked out - 40 mins of footage |
| 1989 | Round 19 Balmain v Parramatta | 22-18 | Eels led 10-0 after 13 mins but Tigers come back to lead 16-10 at halftime. |
| 1989 | Round 2 Brisbane v Manly | 22-18 | Wally Lewis is sent off. Cliff Lyons scores all 3 tries for Manly - Fox Sports Classic Replay |
| 1989 | Round 21 Canberra v Illawarra | 16-6 | Last game at Seiffert Oval |
| 1989 | Round 21 Cronulla v Gold Coast | | |
| 1989 | Round 22 Balmain v Penrith | 33-6 | Includes 30 min highlights each Sths v Cant & Bris v Nths |
| 1989 | Round 22 Souths v Canterbury | 18-18 | Souths snatch late draw and could have won but Ellison's kick from the sideline missed |
| 1989 | Round 3 Balmain v Brisbane | 15-6 | Balmain win despite missing many stars |
| 1989 | Round 6 Canterbury v Easts | 30-6 | Bulldogs have their best game of the season after 2 straight losses. Terry Lamb 14 points |
| 1989 | Round 7 Souths v Canterbury | 10-2 | Souths bombed 5 tries but still managed to win after being down 2-0 at halftime |
| 1989 | Round 8 Newcastle v Canterbury | 16-8 | 5 former Bulldogs spur the Knights to victory |
| 1989 | Round 9 Balmain v Canterbury | 4-10 | 1st 1988 Grand Final rematch. Tigers missing Roach & McGuire |
| 1989 | State of Origin #2 QLD v NSW | 16-12 | Langer breaks his leg |
| 1989 | Wests v Canberra | 25-22 | Magpies led by Ellery Hanley & Garry Schofield cause upset of the season |
| 1989 | World Club Challenge Widness v Canberra | 30-18 | Widness come from behind to win |
| 1990 | 2nd Test Australia v France | 60-4 | |
| 1990 | 2nd Test Australia v Great Britian | 14-10 | Mal Meninga last minute try saves the ashes |
| 1990 | Channel 10 Challenge Final Canberra v Penrith | 12-2 | |
| 1990 | Channel 10 Challenge QTR Balmain v Canberra | 0-14 | Grand Final rematch results in another Raiders win. Garry Jack injured |
| 1990 | Channel 10 Challenge QTR Norths v Newcastle | 16-12 | |
| 1990 | Grand Final Canberra v Penrith | 18-14 | |
| 1990 | Kangaroo Tour Australia v Castleford | 28-8 | Andrew Ettingshausen 2 tries |
| 1990 | Kangaroo Tour Australia v Hull | 34-4 | Opening game of the tour. Meninga scores 2 tries but only kicks 1 from 6 goals |
| 1990 | Kangaroo Tour Australia v Warrington | 26-6 | |
| 1990 | Kangaroo Tour Australia v Widnes | 15-8 | |
| 1990 | Local Hero, The Wayne Pearce Story | N/A | DVD celebrating Pearce's career as per his book release |
| 1990 | Lotto Challenge Canberra v Illawarra | 20-14 | Raiders lead 14-0 at halftime |
| 1990 | Major Preliminary Semi Final Penrith v Brisbane | 26-16 | Penrith's first Semi Final win & Brisbane's first Semi Final appearance. Broncos come from 24-2 down |
| 1990 | Major Semi Final Penrith v Canberra | 30-12 | Panthers win through to 1st Grand Final in Extra Time - 1 hour 20 mins footage. |
| 1990 | Minor Semi Final Brisbane v Manly | 12-4 | Broncos first Semi Final win. |
| 1990 | Playoff for 5th Balmain v Newcastle | 12-4 | Wayne Pearce inspirational in his last win, sends Tigers into Semi Finals |
| 1990 | Preliminary Final Canberra v Brisbane | 32-4 | Mal Meninga scores 2 tries, Wally Lewis plays his last game as a Bronco |
| 1990 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Valleys v Norths | 17-16 | Neil Wharton misses a field goal with 10 seconds left for Valleys to win their 3rd in a row |
| 1990 | Reserve Grade Grand Final Brisbane v Canberra | 14-6 | Broncos win first Winfield Cup title against a Craig Bellamy led Canberra |
| 1990 | Round 1 Balmain v Manly | 10-14 | Freakish hail storm hit Leichardt oval, captains asked if they wanted to leave the field |
| 1990 | Round 10 Illawarra v Wests | 20-8 | Steelers led 12-0 after 5 mins with Ian Russell throwing final pass for all 3 tries |
| 1990 | Round 12 St George v Norths | 18-12 | Dragons win with 5 teenagers after 4 straight losses, remarkable after Norths had won 5 straight |
| 1990 | Round 13 Balmain v Gold Coast | 46-2 | Mick Neil 3 treis Damien McGarry 2 tries |
| 1990 | Round 14 Balmain v Souths | 44-10 | Drugs scandal at Souths takes its toll as 3 players are sin binned & Phil Blake sent off |
| 1990 | Round 14 Brisbane v Canberra | 22-20 | Brisbane take 1st position after holding off the Raiders in front of a packed Lang Park |
| 1990 | Round 14 Norths v Canterbury | 12-6 | Bulldogs lose 5th straight as Bears hold on after leading 12-0 at halftime |
| 1990 | Round 15 Balmain v Illawarra | 32-8 | Tigers move into 2nd as this game marks the end of a 4 week period in which Tigers score 144-22 |
| 1990 | Round 15 Brisbane v Canterbury | 26-8 | Broncos beat Bulldogs for the first time. Dale Shearer 2 tries |
| 1990 | Round 15, U21's Newcastle v Souths | 30-10 | Features Matthew Johns for Newcastle |
| 1990 | Round 16 Balmain v Manly | 10-24 | Steve Roach pats Eddie Ward on the head |
| 1990 | Round 16 Brisbane v Wests | 30-10 | Magpies lead 10-8 at halftime. Paul Hauff 2 tries |
| 1990 | Round 17 Balmain v Penrith | 9-4 | Tigers win scrappy battle to leap frog Penrith into 2nd on the ladder |
| 1990 | Round 17 Brisbane v Parramatta | 24-22 | Peter Sterling led the Eels to a 22-8 lead. Terry Matterson scores 2 tries in 9 mins - 1 hour footage |
| 1990 | Round 18 Balmain v Brisbane | 16-30 | Broncos beat the Tigers for the 1st time after 5 previous attempts. 1 hour footage (NSW & QLD footage available) |
| 1990 | Round 19, U21's Newcastle v Penrith | 32-6 | Features Rodney Howe, Adrian Brunker for Newcastle |
| 1990 | Round 20 Balmain v Wests | 24-20 | Wayne Pearce last regular season win |
| 1990 | Round 20 Penrith v Brisbane | | |
| 1990 | Round 21 Balmain v Parramatta | 10-14 | Wayne Pearce last game at Leichardt. Bonus disc of TV Tributes |
| 1990 | Round 21 Brisbane v Newcastle | 24-4 | Broncos win despite missing 4 test players - 1 hour footage |
| 1990 | Round 22 Balmain v Newcastle | 14-16 | Tony Butterfield scores controversial try to send Knights into 5th place playoff against Tigers - 1 hour |
| 1990 | Round 22 Brisbane v Norths | | |
| 1990 | Round 22 Canterbury v Gold Coast | 18-12 | Last match for Bob McCarthy & Billy Johnstone |
| 1990 | Round 4 Brisbane v Manly | 14-12 | Kerrod Walters scores a controversial try to give the Broncos the win |
| 1990 | Round 5 Balmain v Wests | 16-8 | Magpies lead 8-4 at half in muddy conditions before 2 magical Steve Roach passes lead to tries |
| 1990 | Round 5 Canberra v Easts | 66-12 | Raiders biggest ever win, Meninga 5 Tries |
| 1990 | Round 6 Brisbane v Newcastle | 28-4 | Paul Hauff scores 3 tries on debut. Willie Carne scores on debut - 1 hour footage |
| 1990 | Round 7 Norths v Brisbane | 14-12 | Broncos lose Currie, Lewis & Walters to injuries in a game dominated by the Bears |
| 1990 | State of Origin #1 QLD v NSW | 0-8 | Ben Elias is Man of the Match, 1st NSW win since Game 1987 |
| 1990 | State of Origin #3 QLD v NSW | 14-10 | Steve Jackson scores winning try for QLD with 11 mins to play |
| 1991 | Commonwealth Bank Cup Final St Gregory's v Patrician Bros | 28-12 | Damien Chapman 3 tries & player of the series. Also features Matt Seers, Glenn Grief, Tim Horan 55 mins |
| 1991 | Grand Final Penrith v Canberra | 19-12 | Panthers win 1st Premiership & Royce Simmons retires with a 2 try game |
| 1991 | International Wales v Papua New Guinea | 68-0 | Wales score 13 tries, led by Jonathan Davies' 24 points. Phil Ford 3 tries |
| 1991 | Lotto Challenge Balmain v Newcastle | 20-22 | Tigers lead 18-10 but Newcastle score a try to win with 2 mins remaining |
| 1991 | Lotto Challenge Brisbane v Norths | 24-10 | Steve Renouf 2 tries in a game played in the heat in Bundaberg |
| 1991 | Lotto Challenge Final Brisbane v Penrith | 20-16 | Brisbane come from 16-4 down. Fox Sports replay |
| 1991 | Lotto Challenge QTR Canterbury v Canberra | 11-10 | Bulldogs make the semi after surviving 2 late Raiders tries |
| 1991 | Lotto Challenge Quarter Final Brisbane v Newcastle | 28-13 | Newcastle lead 6-2 when 3 players are sent to the sin bin. Brisbane then pile on 4 tries. |
| 1991 | Lotto Challenge Quarter Final Illawarra v St George | 36-6 | John Simon scores 2 tries before leaving the field injured |
| 1991 | Lotto Challenge Semi Final Penrith v Canterbury | 34-6 | Steve Carter 3 tries & Ben Alexander scores 2 tries off the bench for the Panthers |
| 1991 | Lotto Challenge St George v Parramatta | 20-16 | Eels lead 16-10 with 8 mins remaining but Dragons score 2 tries to snatch victory |
| 1991 | Major Semi Final Penrith v Norths | 16-14 | Panthers make 2nd straight Grand Final even though Bears scored 3 tries to 2 |
| 1991 | Minor Preliminary Semi Final Canberra v Wests | 22-8 | Wests hang with the double premiers till halftime but fade away in the 2nd half |
| 1991 | Minor Semi Final Canberra v Manly | | |
| 1991 | Playoff for 5th Wests v Canterbury | 19-14 | Jason Taylor has a man of the match performance in leading the Magpies to the semi's |
| 1991 | Preliminary Final Canberra v Norths | 30-14 | Bears led 12-0 after 17 mins but then Canberra kicked into gear, Paul Martin scoring 3 tries |
| 1991 | Presidents Cup Grand Final Canterbury v Parramatta | 22-14 | A Bulldogs side with Darren Senter, Craig Polla-Mounter & Jason Smith upset the minor premiers |
| 1991 | Round 1 Balmain v Canterbury | 16-26 | Alan Jones debut game as coach. Gary Freeman sent off |
| 1991 | Round 1 Wests v Gold Coast | 20-14 | Magpies debutant Jim Dymock scores twice in Wally's 1st game for the Seagulls - Fox Sports Classic |
| 1991 | Round 11 Easts v Wests | 20-12 | Roosters win 4th straight to end Magpies run of 6 straight wins |
| 1991 | Round 13 St George v Easts | 28-14 | Martin Offiah scores 3 tries against the team that didn't want him back in 91. Fox Sports replay |
| 1991 | Round 15 Brisbane v Newcastle | 20-10 | Knights fired up as Allan McMahon resigns before the match. First night game in Newcastle |
| 1991 | Round 17 St George v Brisbane | 28-26 | Mick Potter scores with seconds remaining to end Brisbane's semi final hopes |
| 1991 | Round 18 Brisbane v Canberra | 18-8 | Both teams missing test players |
| 1991 | Round 2 Penrith v Newcastle | | |
| 1991 | Round 21 Brisbane v Gold Coast | 20-18 | Wally Lewis plays against the Broncos for the first time |
| 1991 | Round 21 Norths v St George | | |
| 1991 | Round 5 Gold Coast v Parramatta | 16-8 | Seagulls first win of the season. Wally Lewis reinjured in comeback match |
| 1991 | Round 5 Manly v St George | 11-8 | Both teams score only 1 try but the boot of Matthew Ridge gets Manly home |
| 1991 | Round 7 Wests v Brisbane | 17-16 | Magpies shock Broncos after Kerrod Walters sent off in 16th minute |
| 1991 | Round 8 Wests v Penrith | 12-8 | Panthers lose first game of the season but were missing Alexander & Simmons |
| 1991 | State of Origin #2 QLD v NSW | 12-14 | Famous Mark Geyer/Wally Lewis halftime stoush |
| 1991 | State of Origin #3 QLD v NSW | 14-12 | Wally Lewis last game |
| 1992 | 1st Test Australia v Great Britian | 22-6 | |
| 1992 | 2nd Test Australia v Great Britian | 10-33 | |
| 1992 | 3rd Test Australia v Great Britian | 16-10 | |
| 1992 | British Lions Tour Great Britian v Canberra | 24-12 | Andy Platt scores 2 tries against a Raiders side missing their Internationals |
| 1992 | British Lions Tour Great Britian v Newcastle | 22-0 | |
| 1992 | English Premiership Final St Helens v Wigan | 10-4 | |
| 1992 | English Premiership Semi Final Wigan v Leeds | 74-6 | Martin Offiah scores 10 Tries |
| 1992 | Grand Final Brisbane v St George | 28-8 | Brisbane win their 1st Premiership. Allan Langer & Alan Cann score 2 tries each |
| 1992 | Great Britain v NSW Country | 24-6 | |
| 1992 | Major Preliminary Semi Final Illawarra v St George | 18-16 | Steelers first ever semi final & win after leading 18-6 |
| 1992 | Major Semi Final Brisbane v Illawarra | 22-12 | Broncos win through to first ever Grand Final. Allan Langer 2 tries |
| 1992 | Minor Preliminary Semi Final Newcastle v Wests | 21-2 | First ever Semi Final win for Newcastle. Robbie O'Davis 2 tries |
| 1992 | Minor Semi Final St George v Newcastle | 3-2 | Peter Coyne kicks winning field goal for Dragons |
| 1992 | Nissan Sevens Tournament (Final Wigan v Brisbane) | 18-6 | 3 hour footage of mostly full games and some highlights as well. 2 discs |
| 1992 | Preliminary Final St George v Illawarra | 4-0 | Missing first 4 mins - Fox Sports replay |
| 1992 | Round 1 Norths v Canterbury | | |
| 1992 | Round 10 Canterbury v Brisbane | 28-24 | Terry Lamb & Darren Smith each score 2 tries - 45 mins footage |
| 1992 | Round 10 Norths v Manly | | |
| 1992 | Round 11 Balmain v Manly | 8-20 | |
| 1992 | Round 11 Brisbane v Norths | 28-22 | 4Norths come from 22-4 down but run out of time. Langer 2 tries - 5 mins footage |
| 1992 | Round 12 Balmain v Brisbane | 10-26 | Tigers take 6-0 lead early but overun - Steve Roach sent off. 43 mins footage |
| 1992 | Round 14 Manly v Wests | 6-6 | |
| 1992 | Round 16 Balmain v Wests | 6-9 | Tim Brasher scores just before halftime for a 9-6 Wests lead - no scoring in the 2nd half |
| 1992 | Round 17 Newcastle v Penrith | | |
| 1992 | Round 18 Brisbane v Canberra | 28-12 | Meninga scores an 80m try to get to 18-12 but Broncos score twice in last 5 mins |
| 1992 | Round 18 Manly v Penrith | 21-8 | |
| 1992 | Round 19 Brisbane v Penrith | 12-6 | With the scores at 6 all, Terry Matterson kicks a penalty goal as John Cartwright is sin binned with 5 mins left. |
| 1992 | Round 20 Brisbane v Manly | 22-10 | Michael Hancock scores 2 tries as Brisbane end Manly's semi final hopes |
| 1992 | Round 21 Brisbane v Newcastle | 37-12 | Knights lead 12-2 before Bronco onslaught in last game at Lang Park. Kevin Walters 3 tries - 43 mins footage |
| 1992 | Round 22 Brisbane v Illawarra | 15-8 | Broncos beat Steelers for first time in 1992 after 2 previous losses |
| 1992 | Round 22 Gold Coast v Penrith | 12-8 | Wally Lewis last game |
| 1992 | Round 3 Brisbane v Canberra | 24-16 | Kevin Walters 2 tries, Raiders missing Belcher, Daley, Stuart - 45 mins footage low sound |
| 1992 | Round 3 Gold Coast v Illawarra | 18-8 | Seagulls upset the Steelers after Brent Todd is sent off - Fox Sports replay |
| 1992 | Round 4 Balmain v Souths | 24-26 | Eion Crossan kicks 7 from 7 to sink the Tigers. Tim Brasher 2 tries |
| 1992 | Round 5 Brisbane v Manly | 28-12 | Brisbane turn a 12-10 lead into a comfortable win - 45 mins footage low sound |
| 1992 | Round 7 Souths v Easts | 22-16 | Roosters remain in 1st after 2nd straight loss - Fox Sports replay |
| 1992 | Round 8 Brisbane v St George | 20-18 | Dragons come from 20-4 down but miss the final kick to tie - 45 mins footage low sound |
| 1992 | Round 8 Penrith v Canterbury | 23-16 | Panthers score 4 tries to 2 and Ben Alexander adds a field goal, his final NSWRL points. |
| 1992 | Round 9 Brisbane v Souths | 26-18 | Brisbane beat Souths missing 8 origin players. 45 mins footage |
| 1992 | State of Origin #1 QLD v NSW | 6-14 | Ben Elias famous bleed & Man of the Match performance |
| 1992 | Tooheys Challenge Brisbane v Canberra | 28-16 | Brisbane hold on after leading 16-0 against Raiders missing a number of stars - 43mins footage |
| 1992 | Tooheys Challenge Penrith v Norths | 8-2 | 43 mins footage |
| 1992 | Tooheys Challenge Quarter Final Brisbane v Gold Coast | 14-10 | Wally Lewis brings Seagulls back from 10-0 down before Broncos secure late win |
| 1992 | Tooheys Challenge Quarter Final Wests v Penrith | 16-14 | Mark Bell 2 tries for Wests including match winner - 43 mins footage |
| 1992 | Tooheys Challenge Semi Final Brisbane v Wests | 16-10 | Game played in very wet conditions in Wellington - 43mins footage |
| 1992 | Wally Lewis KFC v Streets Celebrity Challenge | 52-52 | 1st Wally Lewis Charity game on the Gold Coast |
| 1992 | World Cup Qualifier Australia v Papua New Guinea | 36-14 | A team of Kumuls amateurs hold their own against the Kangaroos |
| 1993 | Coca Cola World Sevens Tournament (Final Easts v Manly) | 18-12 | 3 hour footage of mostly full games and some highlights as well. 2 discs |
| 1993 | English Regal Cup Semi Wigan v Salford | 18-12 | Garry Jack playing coach for Salford. |
| 1993 | Grand Final Brisbane v St George | 14-6 | Brisbane win 2nd consecutive premiership. Brad Mackay wins Clive Churchill Medal |
| 1993 | Jersey Flegg Round 3 Balmain v Canberra | 12-10 | Rueben Wiki sent off for high tackle - no commentary, crowd noise only |
| 1993 | Major Preliminary Semi Final St George v Canberra | 31-10 | Raiders lose big without Ricky Stuart |
| 1993 | Major Semi Final St George v Canterbury | 27-12 | Dragons win through to Grand Final - led 25-0 after 65 mins |
| 1993 | Minor Preliminary Semi Final Brisbane v Manly | 36-10 | Willie Carne 2 tries |
| 1993 | Minor Semi Final Brisbane v Canberra | 30-12 | Brisbane win easy after being up 24-0 - Noa Nadruku 3 tries for Canberra |
| 1993 | Preliminary Final Brisbane v Canterbury | 23-16 | Brisbane make 2nd straight Grand Final after being down 16-10 - low sound |
| 1993 | Preseason Canberra v Auckland | 32-14 | |
| 1993 | Round 10 Canberra v Manly | 21-10 | Raiders come from 6-0 down at halftime. Fox Sports replay |
| 1993 | Round 10 Norths v St George | 9-2 | Daryl Halligan scores all 9 Bears points |
| 1993 | Round 11 St George v Wests | 20-8 | First game ever in Melbourne - missing first 10 mins |
| 1993 | Round 12 Canterbury v Illawarra | 4-2 | Bulldogs remain top of the table |
| 1993 | Round 12 Parramatta v Norths | | |
| 1993 | Round 14 St George v Manly | 21-20 | |
| 1993 | Round 15 Brisbane v Newcastle | 31-2 | Broncos win easily in heavy mud. Allan Langer 2 tries - 45 mins footage |
| 1993 | Round 17 Brisbane v Canterbury | 38-18 | Steve Renouf club record 4 tries - 45 mins footage |
| 1993 | Round 17 Norths v Easts | | |
| 1993 | Round 18 Canterbury v Penrith | 26-14 | Steven Hughes 2 tries |
| 1993 | Round 2 Canterbury v Brisbane | 20-10 | Bulldogs move home game to Auckland. Steve Renouf 2 tries |
| 1993 | Round 22 St George v Brisbane | 16-10 | A record crowd at ANZ Stadium see St George put up a massive defensive effort to send Brisbane to an Elimination Semi |
| 1993 | Round 7 Brisbane v St George | 20-14 | Broncos beat previously unbeaten Dragons - Steve Renouf & Ian Herron 2 tries - 45 mins footage |
| 1993 | Round 8 Brisbane v Illawarra | 24-22 | Brisbane come from 22-8 down - 45 mins footage |
| 1993 | Round 8 Canterbury v Gold Coast | 35-4 | Bulldogs win easily with Darren Smith scoring 2 tries |
| 1993 | Round 9 Souths v Parramatta | 15-2 | Mark Carroll kicks a 40m field goal, the only one of his career |
| 1993 | Tooheys Challenge Canterbury v Gold Coast | 6-0 | |
| 1993 | Tooheys Challenge Semi Final Wests v Souths | 22-20 | Magpies book a place in the final against Canberra |
| 1993 | Wally Lewis KFC v Streets Celebrity Challenge | 58-52 | Robert Dipierdomenico & Simon O'Donnell play in this 2nd Wally Charity game |
| 1994 | 3rd Test Australia v Great Britian | 23-4 | Elland Road, Mal Meninga's last test |
| 1994 | Benny Elias Tribute | N/A | Ken Sutcliffe hosts a tribute to Benny's career |
| 1994 | Coca Cola World Sevens Tournament (Final Manly v St George) | 40-12 | 3 hour footage of mostly full games and some highlights as well - includes 30 mins Broncos 1995 sevens highlights |
| 1994 | English Challenge Cup Final Wigan v Leeds | 26-16 | Wigan win 7th Challenge Cup in a row. Martin Offiah is man of the match |
| 1994 | First National Legends of League Game QLD v NSW | 32-18 | Charity Origin match at Suncorp Stadium. Greg Conescu is MOTM with 2 tries |
| 1994 | Grand Final Canberra v Canterbury | 36-12 | Mal Meninga's last game for Canberra |
| 1994 | Kangaroo Tour Australia v Sheffield | 80-2 | |
| 1994 | Kangaroo Tour Australia v Wigan | 30-20 | |
| 1994 | Legends of League QLD v NSW | 32-18 | First National Origin Legends match, Greg Conescu scores 2 tries |
| 1994 | Major Semi Final Canterbury v Canberra | 19-18 | Bulldogs win in extra time after the Raiders tie the game with seconds remaining |
| 1994 | Minor Preliminary Semi Final Brisbane v Manly | 16-4 | Brisbane knock Manly from the finals for 2nd year running |
| 1994 | Minor Semi Final Norths v Brisbane | 15-14 | Bears end Brisbane's chances of 3 premierships in a row |
| 1994 | Preseason Manly v Wellington | 60-6 | Manly turn a 26-6 halftime lead against the Faslcons into a belting |
| 1994 | Presidents Cup Grand Final Cronulla v Easts | 30-6 | Sharks team featuring Mat Rogers & David Peachey win easily - no sound |
| 1994 | QRL Brisbane Grand Final Redcliffe v Wests | 24-18 | Dolphins first premiership since 1965 |
| 1994 | Qualifying Final Canberra v Norths | 26-12 | 3 long range tries to Canberra were too much for the Bears to handle |
| 1994 | Round 1 Newcastle v Souths | 43-14 | Andrew Johns debut, scores 23 points. |
| 1994 | Round 1 St George v Easts | 24-18 | Luke Ricketson sent off with Roosters up 18-12 - Fox Sports replay |
| 1994 | Round 10 Canberra v St George | 40-10 | Ken Nagas man of the match after 98m solo try |
| 1994 | Round 11 Canterbury v Penrith | 30-10 | Daryl Halligan has a personal tally of 18 points. Darren Britt man of the match |
| 1994 | Round 12 Souths v Easts | 18-12 | Darrell Trindall scores with 3 mins remaining to give Souths the win. |
| 1994 | Round 13 Canberra v Brisbane | 29-10 | Canberra score a convincing win at a cold Bruce Stadium - 43 mins footage |
| 1994 | Round 13 Cronulla v St George | | |
| 1994 | Round 13 Souths v Penrith | | |
| 1994 | Round 15 Norths v Souths | 32-10 | Souths score first try but then it's all Norths. Mark Soden 2 tries. Additional John Elias segment |
| 1994 | Round 18 Brisbane v St George | 28-16 | Dragons lead 16-14 before Brisbane kick up a gear. Steve Renouf 2 tries |
| 1994 | Round 2 Gold Coast v Brisbane | 25-12 | Seagulls cause massive upset, Kevin Campion 2 tries - Fox Sports replay |
| 1994 | Round 20 Manly v Cronulla | 38-10 | Manly cruise after leading 26-0 at halftime even though 4 key players were sidelined. |
| 1994 | Round 21 Brisbane v Norths | 17-0 | Brisbane beat the current competition leaders in front of ground record crowd - Steve Renouf 2 tries |
| 1994 | Round 21 Manly v Souths | 38-10 | Souths have a player sent off against Manly again as Tyran Smith is dismissed after 13 mins |
| 1994 | Round 3 Manly v Wests | 66-8 | 2nd highest score in Sea Eagles history, Cliff Lyons man of the match with 2 tries. |
| 1994 | Round 4 Canterbury v Canberra | 17-12 | Raiders trailed 17-4 at halftime but lose Laurie Daley to a knee injury. |
| 1994 | Round 5 Brisbane v Penrith | 37-6 | Willie Carne scores 3 tries, Michael Hancock 2 tries - 43 mins footage |
| 1994 | Round 6 Manly v Souths | 28-13 | Craig Field sent off after 18 mins, yet Souths led until the 61st minute, Craig Hancock 2 late tries. |
| 1994 | Round 8 Brisbane v Cronulla | 34-2 | Michael Hancock scores 2 tries as Brisbane climb into 5th |
| 1994 | State of Origin #1 QLD v NSW | 16-12 | Famous Mark Coyne Miracle try. Willie Carne Man of the Match |
| 1994 | State of Origin #2 QLD v NSW | 0-14 | Melbourne Origin |
| 1994 | State of Origin #3 QLD v NSW | 12-27 | Mal Meninga & Benny Elias last games, Elias 2 FG's & Man of the Match |
| 1994 | Tooheys Challenge Brisbane v Canterbury | 16-14 | Daryl Halligan misses an easy conversion for the tie with seconds remaining |
| 1994 | Tooheys Challenge Final Souths v Brisbane | 27-26 | Rabbitohs cause major upset to win the finaL |
| 1994 | Tooheys Challenge Quarter Final Brisbane v Norths | 26-22 | Broncos lead 18-0 before spirited Bears comeback falls short |
| 1994 | Tooheys Challenge Semi Final Balmain v Souths | 4-16 | |
| 1994 | Tooheys Challenge Semi Final Brisbane v Illawarra | 14-0 | Game played in Alice Springs - some picture & sound issues from 50 mins onwards |
| 1994 | World Club Challenge Wigan v Brisbane | 20-14 | Wigan win World Club Challenge for a third time after Brisbane came from 18-4 down |
| 1995 | City v Country | 16-8 | Highlight of the game being when Mark Carroll broke his teammate Nik Kosef's nose. No Super League players |
| 1995 | Coca Cola World Sevens Tournament (Final Manly v Fiji) | 32-12 | Manly win the Sevens for the 3rd time. 60 mins plus full Broncos v Crushers match |
| 1995 | Grand Final Canterbury Sydney Bulldogs v Manly | 17-4 | Terry Lamb retires with a Premiership |
| 1995 | Preliminary Final Manly v Newcastle | 12-4 | Geoff Toovey returns after 5 weeks off & guides the Sea Eagles into the Grand Final |
| 1995 | Preliminary Final Sydney Bulldogs v Canberra | 25-6 | Bulldogs beat the defending premiers via 2 tries by Simon Gillies |
| 1995 | Qualifying Final Canberra v Brisbane | 14-8 | First Semi Final played outside of Sydney. Ricky Stuart 2 field goals. |
| 1995 | Quarter Final Canterbury v St George | 12-8 | Bulldogs prevail in heavy rain despite being down to 12 men for the final 6 mins |
| 1995 | Reserve Grade Grand Final Newcastle v Cronulla | | |
| 1995 | Reserve Grade Round 18 Canberra v Wests | 16-8 | Coaches film only, no sound |
| 1995 | Round 1 Brisbane v Auckland | 25-22 | Warriors 1st game. Allan Langer 2 tries, a Goal & a FG |
| 1995 | Round 1 Canberra v South Queensland | 24-6 | Crushers first game |
| 1995 | Round 1 Manly v Souths | 42-18 | An inexperienced Souths team lead 12-6 at the 30 min mark before the Manly side kicked into gear |
| 1995 | Round 1 Sydney Bulldogs v North Queensland | 32-16 | Cowboys first game, 2 players sent off. |
| 1995 | Round 1 Western Reds v St George | 28-16 | Mark Geyer man of the match in Reds 1st game - Fox Sports Classic Replay |
| 1995 | Round 10 Brisbane v Norths | 18-9 | Norths lead 9-2 before Wendell Sailor scores 3 tries in a man of the match performance |
| 1995 | Round 10 Auckland v Cronulla | 23-18 | Stacey Jones Debut - Fox Sports Replay |
| 1995 | Round 10 Sydney Tigers v Gold Coast | 16-14 | Garry Jack comeback game - Evan Cochrane 2 tries |
| 1995 | Round 11 Manly v Brisbane | 23-4 | Manly remain unbeaten with a very impressive display against Brisbane |
| 1995 | Round 11 Sydney City v St George | 18-14 | Tony Iro scores with 2 mins to go to give the Roosters the win. Andrew Walker 4 goals & 2 Field Goals |
| 1995 | Round 11 Wests v Souths | 34-20 | Magpies trail 14-12 at halftime but score 3 tries in 8 mins to win easily |
| 1995 | Round 12 Manly v Norths | 36-6 | Manly win 12th straight to remain unbeaten and equalled the club record. |
| 1995 | Round 12 Sydney Tigers v South Queensland | 16-12 | Tigers come from 12-2 down via a Tim Brasher try in front of only 3225 people. |
| 1995 | Round 14 Brisbane v Sydney City Roosters | 36-20 | First start for Darren Lockyer at 5/8th in jersey #19 |
| 1995 | Round 14 Western Reds v Gold Coast | 28-20 | Gold Coast lead 10-6 at halftime |
| 1995 | Round 15 Newcastle v Brisbane | 32-10 | Darren Treacy scores 2 tries despit having a flu. Andrew Johns a try & 6 goals |
| 1995 | Round 15 Norths v Sydney City | 28-24 | Twice the Bears had big leads 14-0 & 28-10 but each time the Roosters came back, goalkicking cost them the win |
| 1995 | Round 15 Norths v Sydney City | | |
| 1995 | Round 16 Auckland v Western Reds | | |
| 1995 | Round 17 Auckland v South Queensland | | |
| 1995 | Round 17 Gold Coast v North Queensland | | |
| 1995 | Round 17 Manly v Newcastle | 34-18 | Paul Harragon & Mark Carroll try to kill each other. |
| 1995 | Round 17 Wests v Sydney Bulldogs | 18-14 | Andrew Leeds only kicked 1 goal from 7 but scored the match winner in the 72nd minute |
| 1995 | Round 18 Canberra v Wests | 50-18 | Jason Croker 3 tries and Brett Mullins scores 2 as Raiders smash Wests after Mark Afflick is sent off |
| 1995 | Round 18 Cronulla v Manly | 17-10 | Sharks win at Brookvale for first time since 1982 - Fox Sports replay |
| 1995 | Round 2 Brisbane v Wests | 28-2 | Magpies have 2 players sent to the sin bin for repeated offside and Broncos take advantage |
| 1995 | Round 20 Norths v Wests | | |
| 1995 | Round 21 Canberra v Auckland | 15-8 | Laurie Daley scores 2 tries in 1st meeting between these teams - Fox Sports replay |
| 1995 | Round 22 Brisbane v Auckland | 44-6 | Broncos end Warriors finals hopes with a 28-0 first half. Steve Renouf scores 4 tries for the 3rd time |
| 1995 | Round 22 Cronulla v Newcastle | 24-14 | Winner claims a top 4 spot - Fox Sports Replay |
| 1995 | Round 3 Brisbane v Illawarra | 34-20 | 43 min highlights game of the week. Paul McGregor 3 tries, Steve Renouf 2 tries |
| 1995 | Round 4 St George v Sydney Bulldogs | 22-18 | Dragons win their first of the year with a Nathan Brown try on fulltime |
| 1995 | Round 5 Brisbane v North Queensland | | |
| 1995 | Round 6 Brisbane v St George | 36-18 | Broncos lead 24-2 at the half. Kevin Walters 2 tries |
| 1995 | Round 6 Canberra v Sydney Bulldogs | 16-6 | Jason Williams has a horror afternoon in the 1994 Grand Final rematch |
| 1995 | Round 7 Brisbane v Sydney Bulldogs | 13-8 | Bulldogs lead 8-0 after 50 mins but Brisbane win to remain undefeated |
| 1995 | Round 7 Illawarra v South Queensland | | |
| 1995 | Round 7 Parramatta v Auckland | | |
| 1995 | Round 8 Auckland v Sydney City | 26-22 | Roosters lead 12-4 at halftime but Warriors score 3 tries in 16 mins |
| 1995 | Round 9 Canberra v Norths | 20-18 | Raiders come from 18-2 down at halftime to remain unbeaten in 1995 |
| 1995 | Semi Final Newcastle v Cronulla | 19-18 | Knights come from 18-6 down just after halftime to eliminate the Sharks. |
| 1995 | Semi Final Sydney Bulldogs v Brisbane | 24-10 | Bulldogs upset Brisbane on their way to the Grand Final (static noise throughout) |
| 1995 | State of Origin #1 QLD v NSW | 2-0 | Bonus Roy & HG Commentary |
| 1995 | State of Origin #2 QLD v NSW | 20-12 | 1st Scrum turns into all in brawl as Billy Moore starts the "Queenslander" Roy & HG Commentary |
| 1995 | Tooheys Challenge Brisbane v Illawarra | 26-4 | Michael Hancock scores 2 tries in a man of the match performance |
| 1995 | Tooheys Challenge Canterbury v South Queensland | 14-0 | Crushers fail to score a point in their first full match |
| 1995 | Tooheys Challenge Final Brisbane v Cronulla | 30-14 | Sharks score first but Brisbane take a commanding half time lead and cruise to victory. Julian O'Neill man of the match |
| 1995 | Tooheys Challenge Preliminary Round Brisbane v Easts | 12-0 | Game is scorless for 53 mins played at Coolum Beach Resort |
| 1995 | Tooheys Challenge Quarter Final Brisbane v Newcastle | 28-8 | Steve Renouf scores 2 tries and Alan Cann is man of the match |
| 1995 | Tooheys Challenge Semi Final Brisbane v Norths | 36-6 | Broncos continue good form with an easy win. Chris Johns and Wendell Sailor each score twice |
| 1995 | Tooheys Challenge Sydney Tigers v Cronulla | 10-18 | 1st Appearence of the Sydney Tigers in 13 a side football. Darren Senter scores a try in his debut |
| 1995 | Tooheys Challenge Western Reds v Souths | 19-14 | First game of any kind for the Western Reds - 40 min highlights |
| 1995 | World Cup Australia v Fiji | 66-0 | Gary Larson scores the final try & wins MOTM |
| 1995 | World Cup Australia v South Africa | 86-6 | Andrew Johns 2 tries & 11 goals in man of the match performance |
| 1996 | Grand Final Manly v St George | 20-8 | St George make Grand Final from 7th spot but fall to the Minor Premiers |
| 1996 | International Australia v NRL Fiji | 84-14 | Brett Dallas scores 4 tries, Andrew Johns 2 tries & 12 goals at Marathon Stadium in one off match |
| 1996 | Preliminary Final Manly v Cronulla | 24-0 | Steve Menzies scores 2 tries as Manly shut out the Sharks |
| 1996 | Presidents Cup Grand Final South Queensland v Parramatta | 24-12 | Only title for the Sth Qld Crushers in any grade |
| 1996 | Qualifying Final St George v Canberra | 16-14 | Dragons come from 14-8 down to end Canberra's season. Mark Bell scores with 8 mins left. |
| 1996 | Reserve Grade Grand Final Cronulla v Auckland | 14-12 | Sharks survive late rally from Warriors side in their first Grand Final in any grade |
| 1996 | Round 12 Parramatta v Canberra | 50-10 | John Lomax is sent off on the 3rd tackle of the game. McCracken & Jason Smith 2 tries each |
| 1996 | Round 13 Brisbane v Parramatta | 30-24 | 43 Min highlights game of the week. Steve Renouf 2 tries |
| 1996 | Round 14 Sydney City v Brisbane | 12-10 | Andrew Gee concedes a penalty in possession with 30 secs remaining to hand the Roosters the win |
| 1996 | Round 14 Wests v South Queensland | | |
| 1996 | Round 15 Brisbane v Newcastle | 24-19 | Knights lead 18-8 before Allan Langer puts on 3 tries, one to Ben Walker, his first try in first grade. The other 2 to Robbie Ross |
| 1996 | Round 16 Brisbane v Cronulla | 15-12 | Steve Renouf scores the winning try with under a minute left, his 2nd of the game |
| 1996 | Round 16 South Queensland v Gold Coast | | |
| 1996 | Round 16 Sydney Tigers v Canberra | 10-28 | Raiders blow Tigers away early to lead 28-6 at halftime while missing 7 regular first graders. |
| 1996 | Round 17 Sydney Tigers v Brisbane | 6-26 | Smallest ever crowd at ANZ Stadium watch Brisbane limp home after an early 18-0 lead |
| 1996 | Round 19 Sydney Tigers v Manly | 0-18 | Solomon Haumono belts Dan Stains yet Stains is sent to the sin bin |
| 1996 | Round 2 Parramatta v South Queensland | | |
| 1996 | Round 21 Cronulla v Sydney City | 18-10 | Sharks beat a Roosters team missing 3 inc Brad Fittler in final Monday Night game for 1996 |
| 1996 | Round 21 Manly v Wests | 42-12 | Matthew Ridge scores 2 tries & kicks 11 goals for 30 points, equalling the club record |
| 1996 | Round 22 Brisbane v Auckland | 38-6 | Broncos end Warriors finals hopes for the 2nd year running. Willie Carne only kicked 3 from 9 - poor sound |
| 1996 | Round 22 St George v Western Reds | 22-16 | Mick Potter plays his 200th and final game against his old club |
| 1996 | Round 3 Brisbane v South Queensland | 28-8 | Game is a lot closer than score indicates in last local derby played |
| 1996 | Round 3 Sydney City v Canterbury | | |
| 1996 | Round 5 Sydney City v Wests | 20-0 | Roosters remain unbeaten |
| 1996 | Round 5 Sydney Tigers v Cronulla | 16-36 | Andrew Ettingshausen & Mat Rogers score 2 tries each as Cronulla turn a halftime deficit of 14-6 into an easy win. 50 mins |
| 1996 | Round 6 Sydney City v Souths | 62-0 | Roosters scored the 2nd biggest win in club history |
| 1996 | Round 7 Brisbane v Canterbury | 30-8 | Broncos win 6th straight, Wendell Sailor scores a 95m intercept try & man of the match is Allan Langer |
| 1996 | Round 8 Brisbane v Canberra | 50-16 | Raiders missing 5 internationals and have 50 put on them for the first time since 1985 |
| 1996 | Round 9 Manly v Canterbury | 24-4 | Manly exact revenge for the 1995 Grand Final loss as Rebel player Matthew Ridge returns |
| 1996 | Round 9 Wests v Penrith | 16-6 | Penrith have 3 players sin binned & 1 sent off. John Skandalis debuts for Wests |
| 1996 | Semi Final Cronulla v Brisbane | 22-16 | Cronulla holds on to a 12-0 lead and ends the Broncos season |
| 1996 | St Patricks Day Match Ireland v USA | 14-12 | 2nd Annual St Patricks Day match sees Ireland beat the Patriots by 2 |
| 1997 | ARL City v Country | 4-17 | Country win back to back for first time in 35 years. Paul Harragon & Mark Carroll go at each other again |
| 1997 | ARL Grand Final Newcastle v Manly | 22-16 | Darren Albert last second try wins it for Newcastle |
| 1997 | Major Qualifying Semi Final Sydney City v Gold Coast | 32-10 | Roosters beat the Gold Coast for the 11th time in a row. Ivan Cleary 2 tries & 4 goals |
| 1997 | Preliminary Final Manly v Sydney City | 17-16 | A Craig Field field goal sends Manly into their 3rd straight Grand Final after the Roosters come from 16-6 down |
| 1997 | Qualifying Final Gold Coast v Illawarra | 25-14 | First ever semi final game for Gold Coast Chargers |
| 1997 | Qualifying Final Sydney City v Norths | 33-21 | Bears lose to the Roosters for the 2nd time in a week. Jason Taylor kicks 3 field goals |
| 1997 | Reserve Grade Grand Final Balmain v Parramatta | 16-26 | Eels team featuring Ian Hindmarsh & Nathan Cayless win after being Minor Premiers |
| 1997 | Reserve Grade Semi Final Balmain v St George | 22-18 | Tigers come from 18-2 down at halftime |
| 1997 | Reserve Grade Semi Final South Queensland v Manly | 32-16 | Crushers take advantage of Manly being down to 11 men for 10 mins in the 2nd half |
| 1997 | Round 1 Balmain v Manly | 10-14 | Return of Balmain Tigers to Leichardt after 2 seasons of being "Sydney Tigers" |
| 1997 | Round 1 Parramatta v Norths | 10-8 | Return to Parramatta oval and biggest crowd in a decade see the Eels hang on after Jason Taylor misses 2 shots at goal |
| 1997 | Round 10 Norths v South Queensland | 36-22 | Crushers lead 8-2 before Bears score 6 tries to win easily |
| 1997 | Round 11 Gold Coast v Illawarra | 11-10 | Brendan Hurst kicks a late field goal for a Chargers win in wet conditions |
| 1997 | Round 12 Parramatta v Norths | 25-14 | Shane Whearet scores 2 tries |
| 1997 | Round 12 South Queensland v Sydney City | 28-14 | Roosters lead 6-0 after 3 mins but Crushers win easily for only 2nd win of the year |
| 1997 | Round 13 Balmain v Illawarra | 18-6 | Tigers win minus Tim Brasher on the back of a Bubba Kenneddy 95 metre try |
| 1997 | Round 13 Manly v St George | 28-4 | John Hopoate scores 3 tries |
| 1997 | Round 13 Wests v Sydney City | 24-18 | Brett Hodgson makes debut in run on side & scores 2 tries |
| 1997 | Round 14 Souths v Wests | 20-16 | Matt Parsons scores the game winning try with 60 seconds left |
| 1997 | Round 15 Manly v South Queensland | 46-12 | Terry Hill scores 4 tries in a 30 point 2nd half demolition |
| 1997 | Round 15 Parramatta v Wests | 20-18 | Eels win their 9th straight after being down 12-4 just before halftime. |
| 1997 | Round 16 Balmain v Wests | 10-20 | Both McGuinness brothers score 2 tries each |
| 1997 | Round 16 Illawarra v South Queensland | 34-8 | Sth Qld Crushers trail only 6-4 at halftime but are smashed in the 2nd 40. Paul McGregor 2 tries |
| 1997 | Round 16 Manly v Sydney City | 21-12 | Mark Carroll & Terry Hermansson both sent off, Roosters then led 12-8 just after halftime but Manly finished strong |
| 1997 | Round 17 Balmain v St George | 10-4 | Tigers score 2 tries in 10 mins after scoreless first half |
| 1997 | Round 17 Gold Coast v South Queensland | 40-18 | Wes Patten scores 3 tries for the Chargers. The only Crushers highlight is 2 tries in 2 minutes once Jamie Goddard is sent off |
| 1997 | Round 17 Parramatta v Manly | 17-10 | Eels win 11th straight. John Simon scores a try & kicks 3 Field Goals |
| 1997 | Round 17 Sydney City v Illawarra | 34-12 | Roosters break 6 match losing streak. Matt Sing 2 tries |
| 1997 | Round 18 Balmain v Norths | 14-22 | Tigers lead 10-2 after 30 mins but are sunk by 14 points from Jason Taylor. Greg Florimo plays his 250th |
| 1997 | Round 18 Sydney City v Gold Coast | 28-12 | Brandon Pearson & Matt Sing each score 2 tries, Andrew Walker man of the match |
| 1997 | Round 19 St George v Norths | 22-14 | Lee Murphy scores 3 tries for the Dragons |
| 1997 | Round 2 South Queensland v Parramatta | 23-6 | The 1996 wooden spooners shock the Eels, winning in all 3 grades |
| 1997 | Round 20 Balmain v Sydney City | 10-18 | Roosters beat a desperate Tigers side - Bubba Kennedy scores 2 tries |
| 1997 | Round 20 Wests v Norths | 19-10 | Magpies turn halftime deficit of 6-0 into a comfortable win to keep finals hopes alive |
| 1997 | Round 21 Balmain v Parramatta | 26-6 | Michael Withers scores 2 tries & Ellery Hanley adds another off the bench |
| 1997 | Round 22 Parramatta v St George | 12-12 | Eels score 3 tries but couldn't convert any of them while Wayne Bartrim kicks 4 from 5 |
| 1997 | Round 3 Manly v Norths | 12-8 | Manly win but lose both David Gillespie & Jim Sedaris to knee injuries - Fox Sports Replay |
| 1997 | Round 3 Souths v Wests | 17-8 | |
| 1997 | Round 5 Norths v Gold Coast | 20-16 | Bears come from 16-6 down with 15 mins remaining |
| 1997 | Round 7 Balmain v Norths | 9-7 | |
| 1997 | Round 7 Souths v South Queensland | 24-20 | Crushers led 20-6 after 49 mins despite having Danny Nutley sent off. Darrell Trindall 2 tries in Souths comeback |
| 1997 | Round 8 Balmain v South Queensland | 18-16 | Michael Withers scores 2 tries, Craig Wilson of the Crushers is man of the match |
| 1997 | Round 9 Noths v Wests | 20-6 | Matt Seers scores a highlight try in a comfortable Bears win |
| 1997 | Round 9 Parramatta v Souths | 32-26 | Parramatta win a see-sawing battle. Shane Whearet scores 2 tries |
| 1997 | Super League Elimination Semi Final Penrith v Canterbury | 15-14 | |
| 1997 | Super League Grand Final Brisbane v Cronulla | 26-8 | Steve Renouf 3 tries as Broncos win only Super League title |
| 1997 | Super League Major Semi Final Brisbane v Cronulla | 34-2 | Sharks lead 2-0 early - Steve Renouf 2 tries for Broncos |
| 1997 | Super League Minor Semi Final Canberra v Penrith | 32-12 | Canberra lose David Furner for the season but Laurie Daley steps up with a try & 6 goals |
| 1997 | Super League Preliminary Final Cronulla v Canberra | 10-4 | Sharks beat Raiders for the 2nd time in the 1997 Finals Series, holding on after leading 10-0 at halftime |
| 1997 | Super League Preliminary Semi Final Cronulla v Canberra | 22-18 | Sharks survive Raiders comeback after being up 16-6. Mat Rogers 14 points |
| 1997 | Super League Round 1 Brisbane v Auckland | 14-2 | Opening match of Super League - Brisbane prevail in an error filled match |
| 1997 | Super League Round 1 Canterbury v Hunter | 20-16 | First game for Mariners - Matthew Ryan scores 2 tries for the Bulldogs |
| 1997 | Super League Round 14 Canberra v Canterbury | 28-10 | A reshuffled Canberra side with Laurie Daley at Fullback score 5 tries to 2 |
| 1997 | Super League Round 14 Hunter v Adelaide | 10-2 | Mariners beat the Rams in very poor conditions |
| 1997 | Super League Round 14 North Queensland | 33-26 | Ray Mercy scores 3 tries for the Nth Qld Cowboys |
| 1997 | Super League Round 15 Auckland v Adelaide | 18-8 | The 2 bottom teams play and it's the Warriors who beat the Rams in wet conditions |
| 1997 | Super League Round 17 Brisbane v Hunter | 34-18 | Steve Renouf 2 tries |
| 1997 | Super League Round 18 Brisbane v Bulldogs | 32-24 | See Sawing battle in final round of Super League season |
| 1997 | Super League Round 4 Brisbane v Canberra | 24-8 | Brisbane stay undefeated while Canberra are relegated to last with a 4th straight loss |
| 1997 | Super League Round 5 Brisbane v Cronulla | 14-12 | A Darren Smith try with 15 mins left is the game winner |
| 1997 | Super League Round 8 Penrith v Brisbane | 27-26 | First loss on the season for Broncos, 18 year old halfback Craig Gower kicks the winning field goal |
| 1997 | Super League Tri Series Game 1 NSW v QLD | 38-10 | NSW win with 10 interstate newcomers. Andrew Ettingshausen scores 3 tries |
| 1997 | Super League Tri-Series Final NSW v QLD | 23-22 | Longest game in history 104 mins before Noel Goldthorpe kicks series winning FG |
| 1997 | Super League Tri-Series Game 2 QLD v NZ | 26-12 | Allan Langer puts on a man of the match performance to send QLD to the final |
| 1997 | Super League Tri-Series Game 3 NSW v NZ | 20-15 | NSW hold on to win as the Kiwis have a try disallowed right on fulltime |
| 1997 | Super League Under 19's Grand Final Penrith v Auckland | 22-18 | Panthers survive last ditch Warriors effort to win |
| 1997 | Super League World 9's New Zealand v Western Samoa | 16-0 | New Zealand win the final, DVD also has Australia v Papua New Guinea and some Fiji v South Africa |
| 1997 | Super League World Club Challenge Adelaide Rams v Oldham | 42-14 | |
| 1997 | Super League World Club Challenge Brisbane v London | 42-22 | Broncos v Broncos for the 1st time. Darren Lockyer scores a try and kicks 7 goals |
| 1997 | Super League World Club Challenge Cronulla v London | 40-16 | David Peachey 2 tries |
| 1997 | Super League World Club Challenge North Queensland v Leeds | 48-14 | |
| 1997 | Super League World Club Challenge North Queensland v Oldham | 16-20 | Paul Davidson scores 2 tries for Oldham |
| 1997 | Super League World Club Challenge Perth Reds v Castleford | 24-14 | Shaun Devine scores a try and kicks 6 goals |
| 1997 | Super League World Club Challenge St Helens v Paris St Germain | 42-4 | Paris lead 4-0 early through a Shaun Mahony try but then St Helens score 42 unanswered |
| 1997 | Super League World Club Challenge Western Reds v Paris St Germain | 30-12 | Matthew Fuller 2 tries |
| 1997 | Tibute to Laurie Nicholls, Benny Elias & Garry Jack | N/A | Footy Show tribute. |
| 1997 | Under 20's Semi Final Balmain v Souths | 34-14 | Balmain beat a Souths side featuring future Tiger Daniel Fitzhenry |
| 1997 | Under 21's Grand Final Balmain v Sydney City | 13-12 | Tigers beat a Roosters squad featuring Anthony Minichiello & Trent Robinson |
| 1997 | World Club Challenge Final Brisbane v Hunter Mariners | 36-12 | Only all Australian World Club Challenge Final |
| 1997 | World Club Challenge Semi Brisbane v Auckland | 22-16 | Broncos score 2 tries in final 20 mins to win |
| 1997 | World Club Challenge Semi Hunter Mariners v Cronulla | 22-18 | Hunter surprise the grand finalists to make the World Club Challenge Final |
| 1998 | Grand Final Brisbane v Canterbury | 38-12 | Broncos win 2nd straight Premiership after trailing 12-10 at halftime |
| 1998 | Preliminary Final Brisbane v Sydney City | 46-18 | Darren Lockyer scores 20 points thrpough 3 tries & 4 goals. De Vere & Darren Smith 2 tries each |
| 1998 | Preliminary Final Canterbury v Parramatta | 32-20 | Bulldogs comeback from 18-2 down with 11 minutes to play |
| 1998 | Presidents Cup Grand Final Canterbury v Parramatta | 26-22 | Bulldogs come from 22-6 down through an 8 point try to win. |
| 1998 | Round 1 Brisbane v Manly | 22-6 | First NRL game & 10 year anniversary of Broncos debut game in 1988 |
| 1998 | Round 1 Melbourne v Illawarra | 14-12 | Melbourne Storm play their 1st game. Scott Hill scores both tries. |
| 1998 | Round 10 St George v Illawarra | 32-16 | Darren Treacy 2 tries |
| 1998 | Round 10 Wests v Gold Coast | 24-14 | Magpies led 10-0 early but were behind at the 60 minute mark before a late surge gets them home |
| 1998 | Round 12 Balmain v St George | 2-28 | Dragons win 9th straight after the final 30 mins were played in near darkness |
| 1998 | Round 12 Canberra v Brisbane | 18-12 | Raiders come from 14-0 down in one of the games of the season |
| 1998 | Round 12 Newcastle v Sydney Roosters | 20-4 | Johns brothers put on a clinic, Andrew with a try and 4 goals |
| 1998 | Round 13 Balmain v Melbourne | 16-25 | Tigers come from 14-4 down at the half to lead 16-14, Storm draw level on controversial penalty and win. |
| 1998 | Round 13 Newcastle v Cronulla | 18-16 | Knights trail for the entire match but pull the win out in the final 10 mins |
| 1998 | Round 14 Parramatta v Manly | 17-14 | Eels withstand Manly comeback after leading 15-2 at halftime |
| 1998 | Round 16 Brisbane v St George | 30-18 | Darren Lockyer & Darren Smith each score 2 tries |
| 1998 | Round 16 Manly v Wests | 45-30 | Manly led 28-0 at halftime before the Magpies battled back. Luke Phillips scored 21 of Manly's points |
| 1998 | Round 17 Brisbane v Melbourne | 34-16 | Storm lead 16-10 just after halftime - Wendell Sailor 2 tries |
| 1998 | Round 17 Canberra v Cronulla | 16-12 | Luke Priddis scores with 5 mins remaining to seal the win |
| 1998 | Round 17 Manly v St George | 34-12 | Manly continued their climb up the ladder, Steve Menzies 2 tries. |
| 1998 | Round 18 Balmain v North Queensland | 18-0 | Massive turnaround for Balmain after losing 52-0 to the Rams the week before |
| 1998 | Round 19 Manly v Illawarra | 22-12 | Manly come from 12-0 down after 30 mins, Alf Duncan 2 tries |
| 1998 | Round 2 Brisbane v Canterbury | 20-12 | Broncos come from 10-6 down at halftime. Darren Smith 2 tries |
| 1998 | Round 20 Adelaide v Auckland | 22-20 | Rams score a try with 5 mins remaining to win. 2nd half only JIP 43 mins into the game Rams up 14-6 |
| 1998 | Round 20 Balmain v Brisbane | 10-10 | Tigers score an intercept try with 6 mins remaining and then have a field goal hit the crossbar |
| 1998 | Round 20 Melbourne v Newcastle | 32-16 | Matched was poised at 14-12 to Storm after an hour before Melbourne kick away with 3 tries by Marcus Bai |
| 1998 | Round 20 St George v Sydney Roosters | 22-12 | Bryan Fletcher sin binned turns the game in favour of St George. Nathan Blacklock 2 tries |
| 1998 | Round 21 Canberra v Penrith | 48-26 | Raiders led 48-4 before injuries reduced the team to 12 men, Ken Nagas having to come back on with a broken hand |
| 1998 | Round 22 Balmain v Norths | 6-22 | Bears win in the wet to end Balmain's finals hopes |
| 1998 | Round 23 Balmain v Newcastle | 16-30 | Paul Sironen breaks the record for most games by a Tiger. Andrew Johns captains Newcastle for the first time |
| 1998 | Round 24 Balmain v Sydney Easts Roosters | 4-40 | Paul Sironen's last game at Leichardt |
| 1998 | Round 24 Manly v Auckland | 38-12 | Steve Menzies scores 3 tries as Manly win their 9th from last 10 to squeak into the top 10 |
| 1998 | Round 24 Newcastle v Adelaide | 34-20 | Newcastle beat the Rams in their last game after being 20-4 down |
| 1998 | Round 3 Balmain v Manly | 18-4 | Ben Duckworth scores 2 tries |
| 1998 | Round 3 Brisbane v Penrith | 26-18 | Steve Renouf scores 4 tries and John Plath seals the win with a last second try |
| 1998 | Round 3 North Queensland v Parramatta | 16-15 | Cowboys win with a man short for the final 20 mins as the teams combined for 3 field goals in that time |
| 1998 | Round 3 Norths v St George | 28-8 | 3 tries to Wade Horder (Grand Nephew of Harold Horder) sealed a Bears win |
| 1998 | Round 4 North Queensland v Canberra | 14-12 | Scott Prince makes his debut for the Cowboys |
| 1998 | Round 4 Parramatta v Manly | 34-10 | Eels 24 point win was their biggest ever against Manly |
| 1998 | Round 5 Auckland v Melbourne | 16-12 | Storm suffer their first loss Fox Replay |
| 1998 | Round 6 Balmain v Cronulla | 11-10 | Tigers win 4th in a row with a Shannon Nevin field goal |
| 1998 | Round 6 Melbourne v Parramatta | 32-22 | A see-sawing game had Storm leading 18-8 at halftime and then the Eels led 22-18 with 20 mins to go |
| 1998 | Round 6 North Queensland v Newcastle | 17-4 | Cowboys cause a massive upset after being beaten 58-4 the previous week |
| 1998 | Round 7 Melbourne v Penrith | 22-14 | Storm beat a Penrith team missing 11 regular first graders. Missing first 25 mins JIP Melb 12-0 up |
| 1998 | Round 7 Newcastle v Auckland | 38-14 | |
| 1998 | Round 7 Sydney Roosters v North Queensland | 50-16 | Cowboys led 10-0 before Fittler led the Roosters in an onslaught |
| 1998 | Round 8 Brisbane v Newcastle | 26-6 | First meeting of both 1997 Premiers in pouring rain. Darren Lockyer 2 tries, 5 goals |
| 1998 | Round 9 Newcastle v Manly | 50-16 | Grand Final rematch results in Newcastle winning easily. A 30-6 halftime lead and the Knights went on with it in the 2nd half |
| 1998 | Semi Final Brisbane v Melbourne | 30-6 | Steve Renouf 2 tries as Broncos knock out Storm in their first season |
| 1998 | Semi Final Melbourne v Canberra | 24-10 | Storm win a final in their first season. Last Raiders games for Stuart & Clyde |
| 1998 | State of Origin #3 QLD v NSW | 19-4 | The Maroons win the series decider convincingly |
| 1999 | First Division Grand Final Balmain v Parramatta | 8-44 | Tigers lead 4-0 but then the Eels featuring Ian Hindmarsh, Casey McGuire & PJ Marsh score 40 unanswered |
| 1999 | Grand Final Melbourne v St George Illawarra | 20-18 | Grand Final is won on a controversial penalty try |
| 1999 | Group 10 Grand Final Orange v Blayney | 30-16 | Paul Upfield leads Hawks over Paul Sironen led Bears team. Wise Cutter 3 tries |
| 1999 | Preliminary Final Melbourne v Parramatta | 18-16 | Parramatta choke for 2nd year in a row after being up 16-6 |
| 1999 | Qualifying Final Canterbury v Sydney City | 12-8 | Bulldogs defence constantly turned away the Roosters attack for a gritty win |
| 1999 | Qualifying Final Cronulla v Brisbane | 42-20 | Sharks end Broncos season - Mat Rogers 22 points |
| 1999 | Round 1 Brisbane v Canberra | | |
| 1999 | Round 1 Newcastle v Manly | | |
| 1999 | Round 1 Norths v Wests | | |
| 1999 | Round 10 Newcastle v Norths | | |
| 1999 | Round 11 Balmain v Brisbane | 10-12 | Tonie Carroll scores his 2nd try with 6 mins to go to give Brisbane the win at Leichardt |
| 1999 | Round 13 Newcastle v Cronulla | | |
| 1999 | Round 15 Melbourne v Newcastle | | |
| 1999 | Round 16 Balmain v Penrith | 24-16 | Tigers turn the game after Craig Gower penalised for a double movement. Mark Geyer sent off late |
| 1999 | Round 16 Newcastle v North Queensland | 24-8 | Newcastle win without origin stars, the turning point being the 6 consecutive sets of 6 they defended on their own line |
| 1999 | Round 17 Balmain v Auckland | 4-22 | Warriors turn 4-0 halftime lead into a comfortable win. Logan Swann 2 tries |
| 1999 | Round 17 Newcastle v Wests | | |
| 1999 | Round 18 Manly v Nth Queensland | 28-26 | Manly score twice in last 10 mins to defeat the Cowboys |
| 1999 | Round 18 Newcastle v Norths | | |
| 1999 | Round 19 Balmain v Souths | 12-22 | Souths trailed 12-0 at halftime only to score 4 tries in the 2nd half |
| 1999 | Round 19 Manly v Wests | 48-32 | Steve Menzies scores 4 tries, including his 100th while Kevin McGuinness scores 3 for the Magpies |
| 1999 | Round 2 Newcastle v Parramatta | | |
| 1999 | Round 20 Balmain v St George Illawarra | | |
| 1999 | Round 20 St George Illawarra v Sydney Roosters | | |
| 1999 | Round 21 Brisbane v St George Illawarra | | |
| 1999 | Round 21 Melbourne v Cronulla | | |
| 1999 | Round 22 Brisbane v Newcastle | 38-6 | Michael De Vere 3 tries. Brisbane win 10th straight |
| 1999 | Round 23 Brisbane v Sydney City | 9-8 | Darren Lockyer field goal with under 5 secs left secures 11th win in a row for Broncos |
| 1999 | Round 23 Parramatta v Penrith | | |
| 1999 | Round 24 Balmain v Parramatta | 20-10 | Last ever game at Leichardt for Balmain |
| 1999 | Round 25 Auckland v Newcastle | 42-0 | Warriors have first shutout in club history |
| 1999 | Round 25 Manly v Souths | 18-2 | Hayden scores 2 tries off the bench as Manly hold a team tryless for the first time in 1999 |
| 1999 | Round 26 Brisbane v Bulldogs | 14-12 | Broncos qualify for 8th position in final round game |
| 1999 | Round 26 Cronulla v Penrith | 38-6 | Sharks clinch top spot in Greg Alexander's last game |
| 1999 | Round 26 Norths v North Queensland | 28-18 | North Sydney Bears last game - Jason Taylor scores 2 tries |
| 1999 | Round 26 St George Illawarra v Manly | | |
| 1999 | Round 3 Canberra v St George Illawarra | | |
| 1999 | Round 4 Cronulla v Brisbane | 20-18 | Brisbane relegated to the bottom of the ladder after Lockyer misses a sideline conversion to tie |
| 1999 | Round 4 Newcastle v Manly | | |
| 1999 | Round 7 Melbourne v Parramatta | | |
| 1999 | Round 7 Melbourne v Parramatta | | |
| 1999 | Round 7 Newcastle v Brisbane | 19-18 | Paul Harragon was a 1 man wrecking crew and Matthew Johns kicks the game winning FG |
| 1999 | Round 9 Newcastle v Parramatta | | |
| 1999 | Semi Final Melbourne v Bulldogs | 24-22 | Matt Geyer scores his 2nd try to win it for Storm with 10 mins remaining |
| 1999 | Semi Final St George/Illawarra v Sydney City | 28-18 | Roosters come up short again & are eliminated by the Dragons, though Brad Fittler was best on ground. |
| 2000 | Emerging Nations USA v Canada | 52-10 | Full game, crowd sound only |
| 2000 | Grand Final Brisbane v Sydney Roosters | 14-6 | |
| 2000 | Preliminary Final Brisbane v Parramatta | 16-10 | Eels lose third Prelim Final in a row |
| 2000 | Preliminary Final Sydney Roosters v Newcastle | 26-20 | Roosters come from 16-2 down at halftime to make first Grand Final in 20 years |
| 2000 | Qualifying Final Brisbane v Cronulla | 34-20 | Brisbane come from 14-0 & then 20-6 down to eliminate the Sharks |
| 2000 | Qualifying Final Canberra v Penrith | 28-16 | Raiders overcome a 16-6 deficit but have 3 players suspended from tackles on Tyony Puletua |
| 2000 | Qualifying Final Newcastle v Melbourne | 30-16 | Storm eliminated in driving rain in Matthew Johns' final game for the Knights at Marathon |
| 2000 | Round 1 Wests Tigers v Brisbane | 24-24 | Wests Tigers first game, Joel Caine 20 Points |
| 2000 | Round 10 Newcastle v North Queensland | 28-6 | Knights play a game without either Johns brother for the first time in 3 years. Tahu 2 tries |
| 2000 | Round 13 North Queensland v St George Illawarra | 50-4 | Cowboys win by their largest ever margin in a week Anthony Mundine suddenly quits the Dragons |
| 2000 | Round 16 Newcastle v North Queensland | 18-10 | Knights win for the first time in Townsville |
| 2000 | Round 17 Wests Tigers v Canberra | 22-24 | Only NRL game played in the snow |
| 2000 | Round 18 Newcastle v Brisbane | 26-22 | Knights trailed 22-4 at halftime to a Broncos side missing 14 to take outright 2nd on the ladder |
| 2000 | Round 18 Wests Tigers v Penrith | 31-32 | Panthers come from 31-8 down against 2nd placed Tigers |
| 2000 | Round 2 Wests Tigers v Auckland Warriors | 17-16 | Wests Tigers get their 1st ever win - Fox Sports Classic Replay |
| 2000 | Round 22 Brisbane v Penrith | | |
| 2000 | Round 4 Brisbane v Canberra | | |
| 2000 | Round 4 Brisbane v Cronulla | | |
| 2000 | Round 5 Brisbane v Newcastle | 20-14 | Broncos trailed 14-8 with 8 mins to play but 2 late tries both converted by Ben Walker sealed the win |
| 2000 | State of Origin #1 QLD v NSW | 16-20 | Tallis sent off |
| 2000 | State of Origin #3 QLD v NSW | 16-56 | Girdler record 32 points |
| 2000 | World Cup Australia v Russia | 110-4 | World Record score by Australia. Ryan Girdler scores 46 points |
| 2000 | World Cup Cook Islands v Lebanon | 22-22 | Hazem El Masri scores 2 tries and kicks 3 goals for John Elias coached Lebanon |
| 2000 | World Cup England v Fiji | 66-10 | 3 players score multiple tries for the Lions |
| 2000 | World Cup France v South Africa | 56-6 | |
| 2001 | First Division Grand Final St George Illawarra v Parramatta | 34-10 | First Premiership in any grade for the merged club |
| 2001 | Grand Final Newcastle v Parramatta | 30-24 | Knights lead 24-0 at halftime |
| 2001 | Preliminary Final Newcastle v Cronulla | 18-10 | Ben Kennedy scores 2 tries and Andrew Johns plays injured to help Newcastle make the Grand Final |
| 2001 | Round 1 Parramatta v Sydney Roosters | | |
| 2001 | Round 10 Wests Tigers v Newcastle | 6-56 | Andrew Johns absolutely carves up the Tigers |
| 2001 | Round 12 Brisbane v Canberra | 26-26 | Brett Finch and Darren Lockyer score 2 tries each. Brisbane force the draw after being down 26-10 with 20 to play |
| 2001 | Round 12 Newcastle v North Queensland | 42-34 | Mark Hughes scores 3 tries and Timana Tahu 2 tries |
| 2001 | Round 13 Parramatta v Sydney Roosters | 38-22 | Brett Hodgson is man of the match |
| 2001 | Round 14 Parramatta v Penrith | 54-28 | Daniel Wagon scores 3 tries in highest scoring game of the year |
| 2001 | Round 15 Sydney Roosters v Newcastle | 18-8 | Roosters win despite 9-1 penalty count against them |
| 2001 | Round 15 Parramatta v Cronulla | 36-6 | |
| 2001 | Round 15 Wests Tigers v St George Illawarra | 22-27 | Nathan Blacklock scores his 3rd try with 1 minute to play to sink the Tigers, doing a backflip that would be replayed for years |
| 2001 | Round 17 Parramatta v Newcastle | 40-0 | Eels stay unbeaten for 11 straight weeks, Jason Taylor 2nd player to score 2000 points |
| 2001 | Round 18 Newcastle v Brisbane | 44-0 | Andrew Johns returns after 10 weeks and sets up 6 tries, scores 2 himself as Broncos have worst loss ever |
| 2001 | Round 19 Wests Tigers v North Queensland | 20-18 | First time teams meet since the Hopoate incident. Tigers lead 20-12 with 8 mins remaining and survive a late comeback |
| 2001 | Round 21 Parramatta v North Queensland | 62-0 | Jason Taylor becomes all time leading point scorer |
| 2001 | Round 23 Wests Tigers v Newcastle | 36-32 | Tigers come from 24-0 down after 26 mins to win |
| 2001 | Round 24 Cronulla v Brisbane | 24-16 | Broncos lose 5th in a row |
| 2001 | Round 25 Newcastle v North Queensland | 34-18 | Andrew Johns scores a try and 5 goals while playing with a rib cartlilage injury |
| 2001 | Round 25 Parramatta v Northern Eagles | 38-22 | Eels clinch minor premiership as 3 different players scores doubles |
| 2001 | Round 3 Parramatta v Brisbane | 26-18 | Eels get revenge for 2000 Preliminary final loss |
| 2001 | Round 4 Melbourne v Cronulla | | |
| 2001 | Round 5 Brisbane v Newcastle | 42-8 | Brisbane turn a 14-8 halftime lead into a thrashing, highlighted by a 60m try to Chris Walker |
| 2001 | Round 6 Brisbane v Auckland | | |
| 2001 | Round 7 Parramatta v Newcastle | | |
| 2001 | Round 9 Newcastle v Cronulla | | |
| 2001 | Round 9 Parramatta v St George | | |
| 2001 | Semi Final Newcastle v Sydney Roosters | 40-6 | Knights avenge their 2000 Preliminary Final loss |
| 2001 | State of Origin #3 QLD v NSW | 40-14 | Allan Langer is called in from England. Lockyer is Man of the Match |
| 2002 | Preliminary Final Sydney Roosters v Brisbane | 16-12 | Roosters come back from 12-8 down with a number of players injured to avenge their 2000 Prelim defeat |
| 2002 | Reserve Grade Grand Final Canterbury v St George Illawarra | 24-22 | Jonathan Thurston stars as the Bulldogs Reserves win the Grand Final after 1st Grade disappointment |
| 2002 | Round 1 Wests Tigers v Bulldogs | 28-22 | Darren Senter scores 2 tries as Tigers open season with an upset win |
| 2002 | Round 2 Wests Tigers v Parramatta | 22-16 | Tigers cause major upset over Eels in which Terry Hill stars. |
| 2002 | Round 24 Newcastle v Brisbane | 40-10 | Andrew Johns scores 20 plus points in a game for the 8th time |
| 2002 | Semi Final Cronulla v St George Illawarra | 40-24 | |
| 2002 | State of Origin #1 QLD v NSW | 4-32 | Andrew Johns Man of the Match in dominating performance |
| 2002 | State of Origin #3 QLD v NSW | 18-18 | Tallis tackle on Hodgson & 1 finger salute to the crowd |
| 2003 | Grand Final Penrith v Sydney Roosters | 18-6 | Sattler's classic tackle, Gower Churchill winner |
| 2003 | High School Arrive Alive Cup St Domenics Penrith v Hunter Sports High | 22-20 | Features Greg Inglis playing for Hunter |
| 2003 | Jersey Flegg Round 15 Wests Tigers v Sydney Roosters | 50-10 | Benji Marshall scores 3 tries |
| 2003 | Premier League Grand Final Canberra v St Mary's Penrith | 31-6 | Phil Graham scores 3 tries as Canberra turn a 13-0 halftime lead into a big win. |
| 2003 | Round 10 Brisbane v Melbourne | 36-16 | Last game at ANZ Stadium - Darren Lockyer 2 tries |
| 2003 | Round 11 Brisbane v Canterbury | 24-0 | Bulldogs held scoreless for first time in 2 years |
| 2003 | Round 14 Brisbane v Canberra | 24-20 | Brisbane beat ladder leaders Canberra to take top spot |
| 2003 | Round 16 Brisbane v Sydney Roosters | 10-8 | A Petero Civoniceva try in the 68th minute is the match winner |
| 2003 | Round 18 Wests Tigers v Cronulla | 44-12 | John Skandalis plays his 150th game |
| 2003 | Round 19 Brisbane v Melbourne | 26-22 | Scott Minto try in Golden Point wins it for Brisbane |
| 2003 | Round 20 Wests Tigers v Newcastle | 52-12 | Benji Marshall debut - John Wilson 3 tries |
| 2003 | Round 23 Wests Tigers v Brisbane | 12-10 | Benji Marshall first time in starting lineup |
| 2003 | Round 24 Parramatta v Cronulla | 74-4 | Cronulla had 2 sent off and another sin binned as Eels record biggest win in their history. Jamie Lyon 5 tries |
| 2003 | Round 7 Brisbane v Parramatta | 20-14 | Darren Lockyer scores with 5 mins remaining to break a 14 all deadlock |
| 2003 | State of Origin #1 QLD v NSW | 12-25 | First Origin at the new Suncorp Stadium |
| 2003 | State of Origin #2 QLD v NSW | 4-27 | Andrew Johns Man of the Match in dominating performance |
| 2003 | World Sevens Final Parramatta v England | 42-18 | Shows semi final v Souths as well as the final |
| 2004 | Jersey Flegg Grand Final Sydney Roosters v Cronulla | 14-13 | Jamie Soward captains Roosters team who finish season undefeated |
| 2004 | Liberty Bell Cup Australia v USA | 36-24 | Exhibition match in Philadelphia - USA lead 24-6 just after halftime |
| 2004 | Reserve Grade Grand Final Sydney Roosters v St George | 30-8 | |
| 2004 | Round 10 Wests Tigers v Canberra | 26-12 | |
| 2004 | Round 11 Wests Tigers v Bulldogs | 30-26 | |
| 2004 | Round 12 Wests Tigers v Parramatta | 33-6 | |
| 2004 | Round 14 Wests Tigers v New Zealand | 50-4 | |
| 2004 | Round 22 Wests Tigers v Souths | 56-6 | |
| 2004 | Round 4 Wests Tigers v North Queensland | 18-8 | |
| 2004 | Round 7 Wests Tigers v Manly | 30-22 | |
| 2004 | Semi Final North Queensland v Brisbane | 10-0 | Cowboys make Preliminary Final in 1st ever finals series for the club |
| 2004 | State of Origin #2 QLD v NSW | 22-18 | Billy Slater famous try, Fittler comes out of retirement |
| 2004 | State of Origin Game 3 QLD v NSW | 14-36 | Brad Fittler last game |
| 2004 | Tri Nations Final Australia v Great Britain | 44-4 | Australia lead 38-0 at halftime |
| 2004 | World Sevens Final Wests Tigers v Parramatta | 18-7 | First silverware for the Joint Venture |
| 2005 | Grand Final Wests Tigers v North Queensland | 30-16 | Official NRL Release |
| 2005 | Group 2 Grand Final Macksville v Orana Valley | 60-22 | |
| 2005 | Jersey Flegg Grand Final St George Illawarra v Parramatta | 30-20 | Beau Ryan scores winning try for Dragons |
| 2005 | Preliminary Final North Queensland v Parramatta | 29-0 | Cowboys make 1st ever Grand Final with an upset of the premiership favourites |
| 2005 | Preliminary Final Wests Tigers v St George | 20-12 | |
| 2005 | Qualifying Final Wests Tigers v North Queensland | 50-6 | |
| 2005 | Round 10 Wests Tigers v Newcastle | 32-16 | Tigers end 4 game losing run against bottom placed Knights. Jarrod Mullen debut |
| 2005 | Round 11 Wests Tigers v Canberra | 28-16 | Tigers cruise to victory after being up 22-0 at halftime. |
| 2005 | Round 14 Wests Tigers v Sharks | 34-18 | Benji Marshall, Pat Richards & Brett Hodgson each score 2 tries |
| 2005 | Round 16 Wests Tigers v St George Illawarra | 32-24 | Tigers hold on after being up 32-6. Pat Richards scores 2 tries |
| 2005 | Round 17 Wests Tigers v Manly | 49-24 | |
| 2005 | Round 18 Wests Tigers v Roosters | 26-16 | Tigers win 3rd straight, the highlight a solo Benji Marshall try in the 1st half |
| 2005 | Round 20 Wests Tigers v Souths | 42-20 | |
| 2005 | Round 21 Wests Tigers v Cronulla | 46-6 | Scott Prince 3 tries, Benji Marshall famous run from a scrum |
| 2005 | Round 22 Wests Tigers v Canberra | 22-14 | Tigers come from 14-0 down at halftime to win their 6th straight |
| 2005 | Round 23 Wests Tigers v Nth Qld Cowboys | 28-16 | Tigers secure finals spot for the 1st time with their 7th straight win |
| 2005 | Round 24 Cronulla v Manly | 68-6 | Biggest win in Sharks history & worst defeat for Manly |
| 2005 | Round 24 Wests Tigers v Bulldogs | 54-2 | |
| 2005 | Round 3 Wests Tigers v Bulldogs | 37-36 | Scott Prince FG wins it |
| 2005 | Round 4 Wests Tigers v Roosters | 32-26 | Scott Prince scores the match winning try at the death to beat the 2004 Grand Finalists |
| 2005 | Round 5 Wests Tigers v Warriors | 24-6 | Paul Whatuira scores 2 tries & Scott Prince is man of the match |
| 2005 | Semi Final Wests Tigers v Brisbane | 34-6 | |
| 2005 | State of Origin Game 2 QLD v NSW | 22-32 | Andrew Johns Man of the Match in dominating performance |
| 2005 | State of Origin Game 3 QLD v NSW | 10-32 | Blues win last Origin series for 9 years |
| 2005 | Wests Tigers After Grand Final Celebrations | N/A | Approx 25 mins of footage from leagues clubs & following day |
| 2006 | Jersey Flegg Grand Final Penrith v Newcastle | 22-20 | Panthers beat Knights side featuring Akuila Uate |
| 2006 | Preliminary Final Melbourne v St George | 24-10 | |
| 2006 | Round 1 North Queensland v Brisbane | 36-4 | |
| 2006 | Round 1 Wests Tigers v St George | 24-15 | |
| 2006 | Round 12 Wests Tigers v Souths | 44-4 | Scott Prince scores 3 tries |
| 2006 | Round 13 Wests Tigers v North Queensland | 24-14 | |
| 2006 | Round 15 Wests Tigers v Roosters | 26-14 | |
| 2006 | Round 18 Wests Tigers v Cronulla | 22-10 | |
| 2006 | Round 2 Newcastle v Canberra | 70-32 | Biggest score in Knights history |
| 2006 | Round 21 Wests Tigers v Brisbane | 20-6 | Chris Lawrence debut |
| 2006 | Round 4 Wests Tigers v Melbourne | 30-28 | |
| 2006 | Round 6 Wests Tigers v Cronulla | 42-16 | |
| 2006 | Round 9 Wests Tigers v Manly | 24-18 | |
| 2007 | Grand Final Melbourne v Manly | 34-8 | Optional Roy & HG Commentary |
| 2007 | Group 11 Grand Final Dubbo Cyms v Dubbo Macquarie | 31-16 | All in brawl in 3rd minute, Navale scores 2 tries for Cyms side coached by Dean Pay |
| 2007 | NSWRL Premier League Grand Final Parramatta v Norths | 18-15 | Eels score a try with 14 seconds remaining to win against David Peachey led Bears |
| 2007 | Round 10 Wests Tigers v New Zealand Warriors | 30-26 | |
| 2007 | Round 11 Wests Tigers v Penrith | 25-24 | Tigers win 6th straight with a Robbie Farah field goal |
| 2007 | Round 16 Wests Tigers v Canberra | 22-16 | |
| 2007 | Round 20 Wests Tigers v North Queensland | 54-10 | |
| 2007 | Round 23 Wests Tigers v Cronulla | 29-28 | Robbie Farah FG wins it |
| 2007 | Round 5 Wests Tigers v Cronulla | 14-12 | Tigers win their first game of the season in golden point |
| 2007 | Round 8 Wests Tigers v Melbourne | 30-12 | |
| 2007 | Round 9 Wests Tigers v St George | 27-8 | |
| 2008 | Group 11 Grand Final Dubbo Cyms v Dubbo Macquarie | 6-14 | |
| 2008 | Round 1 Wests Tigers v St George | 24-16 | Benji Marshall injured in the 3rd minute |
| 2008 | Round 10 Wests Tigers v Newcastle | 38-26 | Benji Marshall & Robbie Farah return after missing significant time, Marshall scores and kicks a 40/20 |
| 2008 | Round 11 Wests Tigers v Gold Coast | 20-18 | |
| 2008 | Round 13 Wests Tigers v North Queensland | 40-16 | |
| 2008 | Round 19 Wests Tigers v Souths | 36-12 | Tigers end Souths 5 game winning streak |
| 2008 | Round 2 Wests Tigers v North Queensland | 30-10 | |
| 2008 | Round 21 Wests Tigers v Bulldogs | 56-4 | Benji Marshall 20 points |
| 2008 | Round 26 Wests Tigers v Gold Coast | 28-12 | Brett Hodgson plays his last NRL game |
| 2008 | Round 6 Wests Tigers v Souths | 30-10 | |
| 2008 | Round 7 Wests Tigers v Cronulla | 20-16 | |
| 2008 | World Cup Final Australia v New Zealand | 20-34 | Kiwi's win World Cup in one of the biggest upsets ever |
| 2009 | Four Nations Final Australia v England | 46-16 | Darren Lockyer becomes first Kangaroo to play 50 internationals. Billy Slater 3 tries |
| 2009 | Friendly Manly v Harlequins | 34-26 | World Club Challenge warm up - Sea Eagles come from 20-0 down at halftime. No commentary |
| 2009 | Group 19 Grand Final Tingha v Guyra | 46-14 | Tingha Tigers side features Nathan Blacklock |
| 2009 | NSW Cup Grand Final Bankstown v Balmain Ryde | 32-0 | Ben Barba scores 3 tries for the Bulls, the 3rd a 70m intercept. Ave quality |
| 2009 | Round 19 Wests Tigers v North Queensland | 34-14 | Robbie Farah, Anthony Watts fight in scrum |
| 2009 | Round 3 Wests Tigers v Roosters | 40-24 | Tuiaka & Lawrence 2 tries each. Benji Marshall MOTM |
| 2009 | Round 6 Wests Tigers v Melbourne | 16-6 | Chris Lawrence 2 tries. |
| 2009 | Round 7 Wests Tigers v Newcastle | 26-24 | Dean Collis 3 tries |
| 2009 | Toyota Cup Grand Final Wests Tigers v Melbourne | 22-24 | Tigers feature Andrew Fifita, Robert Lui & Simon Dwyer. Storm Garreth Widdop. Ave quality |
| 2010 | Friendly Melbourne v Harlequins | 34-10 | World Club Challenge warm up - Cameron Smith & Billy Slater rested. Referee commentary only |
| 2010 | Indigenous All Stars v NRL All-Stars | 16-12 | Jonathan Thurston winner of Preston Campbell Medal - HD Feed on 2 discs |
| 2010 | Preliminary Final Wests Tigers v St George | 12-13 | Tigers lead 12-6 at halftime but Jamie Soward kicks the winning FG |
| 2010 | Qualifying Final Wests Tigers v Roosters | 15-19 | 100 Minute Golden Point final - HD Feed |
| 2010 | Round 1 Wests Tigers v Manly | 26-22 | Tigers down 20-4 an hour in. Lote debut and scores with first touch. |
| 2010 | Round 11 Wests Tigers v Newcastle | 23-6 | |
| 2010 | Round 12 Wests Tigers v Warriors | 50-6 | Tigers down 6-4 3 mins from halftime - Daniela hat trick |
| 2010 | Round 15 Wests Tigers v Canberra | 18-8 | Tigers down 8-6 with 5 mins left at Leichardt |
| 2010 | Round 17 Wests Tigers v Brisbane | 16-14 | Mitch Brown scores with 2 mins remaining for the win |
| 2010 | Round 18 Wests Tigers v Gold Coast | 15-14 | Marshall 50m Field Goal is the difference |
| 2010 | Round 23 Wests Tigers v Penrith | 43-18 | Tigers book a spot in the finals, score 19 points in the final 10 mins |
| 2010 | Round 24 Wests Tigers v Parramatta | 20-18 | |
| 2010 | Round 3 Wests Tigers v Parramatta | 23-12 | |
| 2010 | Round 4 Wests Tigers v Canberra | 35-22 | Tigers come from 22-4 down |
| 2010 | Round 6 Manly v Melbourne | 18-16 | Last game before salary cap scandal |
| 2010 | Round 7 Melbourne v New Zealand | 40-6 | 1st Game after salary cap scandal |
| 2010 | Semi Final Wests Tigers v Canberra | 26-24 | Tigers hold on after a Croker missed goal |
| 2010 | State of Origin #2 QLD v NSW | 34-6 | Maroons win spiteful game for 5 series in a row |
| 2010 | Toyota Cup Grand Final New Zealand v Souths | 42-28 | Shaun Johnson led Warriors win against Souths team with Adam Reynolds, Josh Mansour & Nathan Peats |
| 2011 | Qualifying Final Wests Tigers v St George Illawarra | 21-12 | Tigers win club record 9th in a row. Benji Marshall Mis-Kick turns into a try |
| 2011 | Round 21 Wests Tigers v Manly | 14-12 | Tigers come from 12-0 down by scoring 3 tries in 9 mins |
| 2011 | Round 22 Wests Tigers v St George Illawarra | 16-14 | Tigers come from 8-0 down & end a 4 match losing streak v the Dragons |
| 2011 | Round 23 Wests Tigers v Penrith | 32-18 | Gareth Ellis scores 2 tries as Tigers lock up a finals spot |
| 2011 | Round 24 Wests Tigers v Parramatta | 31-12 | Benji Marshall's 150th game. He breaks the Tigers all time points record |
| 2011 | Round 26 Brisbane v Manly | 18-10 | Darren Lockyer's last home game plus the bonus Locky's lap of Honour only aired in QLD |
| 2011 | Semi Final Brisbane v St George Illawarra | 13-12 | Darren Lockyer kicks the winning FG in Golden Point in what was his last ever game for Brisbane |
| 2011 | Semi Final Wests Tigers v New Zealand Warriors | 20-22 | Tigers lead for 78 mins of the match |
| 2011 | Triple M Legends of Origin Match QLD v NSW | 20-16 | Origin Legends match for QLD flood victims |
| 2012 | Grand Final Melbourne v Canterbury | 14-4 | Optional Roy & HG Commentary |
| 2012 | NSW Cup Grand Final Newtown v Balmain Ryde | 22-18 | The Jets win their 1st title of any kind since 1943. Daniel Mortimer stars for Newtown |
| 2012 | Round 11 Wests Tigers v Warriors | 24-22 | Missing last conversion kick only |
| 2012 | Round 22 Wests Tigers v Parramatta | 51-26 | Marika Koroibete scores 4 tries in his 2nd game. Tigers come from 22-6 down |
| 2012 | Round 7 Wests Tigers v Penrith | 30-0 | First shutout in the Tigers history. Tim Moltzen 2 tries |
| 2012 | Round 8 Wests Tigers v Parramatta | 31-30 | Tigers lead 31-0 with 13 mins to go as the Eels nearly pull off the upset |
| 2012 | Round 9 Wests Tigers v Gold Coast | 15-14 | Tigers beat the Titans in Golden Point |
| 2012 | Toyota Cup Grand Final Wests Tigers v Canberra | 46-6 | Koribete scores 2 tries as Tigers win their 1st Toyota Cup Premiership |
| 2013 | Holden Cup Elimination Finals Wests Tigers v Brisbane | 26-22 | Tigers win in golden point. Last win in under 20's for Luke Brooks |
| 2013 | Holden Cup Grand Final Penrith v New Zealand | 42-30 | Warriors come from 34-6 down to be at 34-30 before Penrith score a late try to clinch |
| 2013 | NSW Cup Grand Final Cronulla v Windsor | 36-8 | Sharks beat Wolves in fiery encounter for first title since 1996 |
| 2013 | Round 11 Wests Tigers v North Queensland | 22-20 | Tigers end 7 match losing streak with a david Nofoaluma try in the 78th min |
| 2013 | Round 13 Wests Tigers v Penrith | 20-18 | Tigers come from 18-4 down with 11 first graders missing |
| 2013 | Round 19 Wests Tigers v New Zealand | 14-24 | Benji Marshall's last game at Leichardt for the Tigers plus bonus Footy Show Benji interview |
| 2013 | Round 2 Wests Tigers v Penrith | 28-18 | Mick Potter's first win as coach, Aaron Woods scores 2 tries |
| 2013 | Round 24 Wests Tigers v St George Illawarra | 34-18 | Luke Brooks makes his debut & scores a try |
| 2013 | Round 3 Wests Tigers v Parramatta | 31-18 | Chris Lawrence scores 2 tries & Benji scores a 70m try untouched from a tap |
| 2013 | World Cup Australia v England | 28-20 | England lead 10-0 early but Kangaroos score 4 tries in 18 minutes |
| 2013 | World Cup Australia v Fiji | 34-2 | Australia win easily in really poor conditions |
| 2013 | World Cup Australia v Ireland | 50-0 | Hayne & Cronk 2 tries each |
| 2013 | World Cup Cook Islands v Wales | 28-24 | First ever World Cup win for Cook Islands |
| 2013 | World Cup England v Fiji | 34-12 | Game remains scorless for 26 mins before Fiji scored. Ryan Hall 2 tries |
| 2013 | World Cup England v Ireland | 42-0 | Ryan Hall scores 3 tries |
| 2013 | World Cup Fiji v Ireland | 32-14 | Akuila Uate scores 3 tries for Fiji |
| 2013 | World Cup Final Australia v New Zealand | 34-2 | Australia get revenge for last Final loss to the Kiwi's |
| 2013 | World Cup France v Papua New Guinea | 9-8 | David Mead misses the penalty that would have won the game for PNG |
| 2013 | World Cup Italy v Scotland | 30-30 | Raymond Nasso scores 2 tries in a man of the match performance |
| 2013 | World Cup Italy v Wales | 32-16 | Josh Mantellato 3 tries in a man of the match performance |
| 2013 | World Cup New Zealand v France | 48-0 | Shaun Johnson 2 tries & 8 goals |
| 2013 | World Cup New Zealand v Papua New Guinea | 56-10 | Sonny Bill Williams scores 3 tries as Kiwi's thump the Kumuls, leading 40-0 at halftime |
| 2013 | World Cup New Zealand v Samoa | 42-24 | Manu Vatuvai scores 3 tries for NZ, Mannering adds 2 tries |
| 2013 | World Cup Quarter Final Australia v USA | 62-0 | Surprise packets the Tomahawks fail to trouble Australia |
| 2013 | World Cup Quarter Final England v France | 34-6 | Sam Tomkins man of the match as England book their place in the Semi Finals |
| 2013 | World Cup Quarter Final Fiji v Samoa | 22-4 | Marika Koroibete runs for over 200 metres as Fiji qualify for the Semi Finals |
| 2013 | World Cup Quarter Final New Zealand v Scotland | 40-4 | Kiwi's send Scotland packing with dominant performance |
| 2013 | World Cup Samoa v France | 22-6 | Anthony Milford man of the match with a try & 3 goals |
| 2013 | World Cup Samoa v Papua New Guinea | 38-4 | Antonio Winterstein scores 3 tries |
| 2013 | World Cup Scotland v Tonga | 26-24 | Scotland come from behind twice to win after leading 20-4 at halftime |
| 2013 | World Cup Scotland v USA | 22-8 | Scotland overcome an 8-0 defecit to qualify for the Quarter Finals |
| 2013 | World Cup Semi Final Australia v Fiji | 64-0 | Petero Civoniceva plays his last game |
| 2013 | World Cup Semi Final New Zealand v England | 20-18 | Kiwi's score a try right on fulltime to win & book their place in the final |
| 2013 | World Cup Tonga v Cook Islands | 22-16 | Christopher Taripo scores all of Cook Islands points & is man of the match |
| 2013 | World Cup Tonga v Italy | 16-0 | Italy knocked out of the World Cup - Fuifui Moimoi man of the match |
| 2013 | World Cup USA v Cook Islands | 32-20 | First ever World Cup victory for the Tomahawks. Junior Paulo 2 tries & 4 goals |
| 2013 | World Cup USA v Wales | 24-16 | Clint Newton 2 tries as United States notch another impressive win |
| 2014 | Auckland Nines | 16-7 | Cowboys win inagural Auckland 9's. All games on 6 discs |
| 2014 | Grand Final Souths v Canterbury | 30-6 | Rabbitohs win 1st Premiership in 43 years. Sam Burgess wins Clive Churchill medal (2 discs) |
| 2014 | Holden Cup Grand Final New Zealand v Brisbane | 34-32 | Warriors lead 34-6 before Brisbane come back but miss kick that would send game to golden point |
| 2014 | Intrust Super Cup Round 1 Papua New Guinea v Redcliffe | 28-24 | Debut game in QLD Cup for PNG Hunters |
| 2014 | Round 2 Wests Tigers v Gold Coast | 42-12 | Titans worst ever defeat. Pat Richards 2 tries |
| 2014 | Round 3 Wests Tigers v Souths | 25-16 | 5 players reported and 2 sin binned. Tim Simona 2 tries. |
| 2014 | Round 5 Wests Tigers v Manly | 34-18 | Tigers win impressively in wet conditions |
| 2014 | State Championship Northern Pride v Penrith | 32-28 | Inaugural State Championship. Pride score 3 tries in final 21 mins after Penrith lead 28-16 |
| 2014 | State of Origin #1 QLD v NSW | 8-12 | Jarryd Hayne wins man of the match in the 100th Origin match |
| 2014 | State of Origin #2 QLD v NSW | 4-6 | NSW win first series since 2005 |
| 2014 | USARL Grand Final Philadelphia v Jacksonville | 30-18 | The Philadelphia Fight win their 3rd Premiership in a repeat of the previous final against the Axemen |
| 2015 | Auckland Nines | 18-14 | Souths back up first title in 43 years with win in Auckland 9's. All games on 6 discs |
| 2015 | Grand Final North Queensland v Brisbane | 17-16 | A Jonathan Thurston field goal in Golden Point wins the Cowboys first premiership - 2 discs |
| 2015 | Holden Cup Grand Final Penrith v Manly | 34-18 | Panthers win 2nd Under 20's title in 3 years |
| 2015 | Preliminary Final North Queensland v Melbourne | 32-12 | Cowboys make 2nd ever Grand Final. Morgan & O'Neill score 2 tries each |
| 2015 | Round 14 Wests Tigers v Souths | 34-6 | Martin Taupau scores 2 tries in an awesome display |
| 2015 | Round 21 Wests Tigers v Melbourne | 34-16 | Tigers score 4 tries down former Tiger Koroibete's wing in stunning display |
| 2015 | Round 8 Wests Tigers v Canterbury | 38-14 | 2 tries each to Tedesco & Brooks as Tigers thump Dogs |
| 2015 | State Championship Ipswich v Newcastle | 26-12 | Marmin Barba scores a 90 metre try for the Jets & coach Chris Walker makes a shock appearance only to injure himself |
| 2015 | World Club Series Brisbane v Wigan | 14-12 | Wigan draw level with 2mins remaining only to lose in Golden Point |
| 2015 | World Club Series Souths v St Helens | 39-0 | Souths score biggest World Club Challenge victory in the game's history |
| 2015 | World Club Series St George Illawarra v Warrington | 18-12 | A Josh Dugan try with 16 mins left seals the Dragons win |
| 2016 | Elimination Semi Brisbane v Gold Coast | 44-28 | |
| 2016 | Grand Final Cronulla v Melbourne | 14-12 | Sharks win 1st ever premiership in a nail biter - 2 discs |
| 2016 | Preliminary Final Melbourne v Canberra | 14-12 | |
| 2016 | Round 11 North Queensland v Brisbane | 19-18 | Jonathon Thurston kicks winning field goal in 3rd match in a row between these 2 teams decided by a point |
| 2016 | Round 12 Wests Tigers v Brisbane | 19-18 | Tigers win in Brisbane for first time in 6 years. Broncos missing origin stars |
| 2016 | Round 14 Wests Tigers v Souths | 30-14 | Mitch Moses is man of the match and Robbie Farah scores a 50m try |
| 2016 | Round 20 Wests Tigers v St George | 25-12 | |
| 2016 | Round 4 Brisbane v North Queensland | 21-20 | Grand Final replay lives up to hype, Anthony Milford field goal in golden point for Broncos |
| 2016 | Round 7 Wests Tigers v Melbourne | 18-19 | Cooper Cronk kicks the winning field goal in golden point |
| 2016 | Round 9 Wests Tigers v Souths | 30-22 | Tigers end their 6 match losing streak. Rankin 2 tries & man of the match |
| 2016 | Semi Final North Queensland v Brisbane | 26-20 | Cowboys win in Golden Point again to send Brisbane packing |
| 2016 | World Club Series Brisbane v Wigan | 42-12 | |
| 2016 | World Club Series North Queensland v Leeds | 38-4 | |
| 2016 | World Club Series Sydney Roosters v St Helens | 38-12 | |
| 2017 | Round 1 Wests Tigers v Souths | 34-18 | Robbie Farah plays against the Tigers in his Souths debut |
| 2017 | Round 2 North Queensland v Brisbane | 21-20 | The teams go to Golden Point yet again with Thurston kicking the winning field goal |
| 2017 | Round 4 Brisbane v Canberra | 13-12 | Jordan Kahu breaks a 12 all deadlock |
| 2017 | Round 6 Brisbane v Sydney Roosters | 32-8 | |
| 2017 | Round 8 Brisbane v Souths | 25-24 | Anthony Milford kicks game winning field goal with what looks like a knock on. |
| N/A | The Ground I Walk On | | Documentary on the history of the Souths Brisbane Magpies |
