The results aren't the only thing to improve at the Warriors in recent times. Shaun Johnson has also found his radar when it comes to goalkicking, having landed his last 15 attempts after a wayward start to the season. It has helped that more kicks are from handier positions but
NRL set of six: On target
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Shaun Johnson's kicking seems to have come right lately. Photo / Brett Phibbs
4 Cry wolf
Manly's David Williams is known as Wolfman for fairly obvious reasons so when the hirsute winger was charged with affray and offensive behaviour after an incident outside a Sydney nightclub in May, many checked the calendar. Williams has said he will defend the charges but he won't be able to use the lunar cycle as an excuse - it turns out the alleged altercation happened two days before a full moon.
5 Kiwi Ferns
The New Zealand women's side start their defence of the women's World Cup against France overnight and are confident of continuing their stranglehold. The Ferns are the only side to lift the trophy since its inception in 2000, having won all three previous tournaments, and take on England (July 9) and Australia (July 11) before the final at Headingley on July 15.
6 Wrestlemania
Most teams can't wait to get out of Auckland after a defeat to the Warriors, but the Broncos stayed rather than head back to Brisbane. With a game against the Storm in Melbourne tonight, they figured it would be preferable to stay put rather than fly home and then to Melbourne. Their training on Wednesday morning was apparently interrupted by 30 teenagers doing a life skills course storming the practice pitch. It was reported the teens play-wrestled with the likes of Sam Thaiday and Scott Prince, but it's not clear if any will be cited for alleged grapple or chicken-wing tackles.