Justis Kamu analyses the Warriors' fourth consecutive win and looks at the other key issues from the latest round of the NRL.

Police are investigating an alleged incident involving New South Wales State of Origin league winger Blake Ferguson at a Cronulla bar on Sunday night.

You might expect the bye week to be an unwelcome momentum killer for the Warriors, but coach Matt Elliott says the break has come at just the right time.

It might now be safe to say the Warriors are back. Tonight they won their fourth game in a row and are within touching distance of the top eight.

Watch a replay of our live blog from the NRL match between the Warriors and the Roosters from Allianz Stadium.

Stacey Jones is set to be unveiled as the Warriors' under-20s coach for next season, taking over from John Ackland who won't be seeking a contract extension at the end of the season.

Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy is warning his players that winning isn't enough to keep them in the NRL side.

Canberra are standing by Sandor Earl in the face of allegations the winger was treated with peptides in 2011. He is under investigation by the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority.

Raelene Castle takes the Canterbury Bulldogs' reins next month in a landmark moment for the NRL. Castle, Netball New Zealand's boss for the past six years, is the first female chief executive in the NRL era.

Simon Mannering has suffered a recurrence of the calf injury that kept him out of the Anzac test and the Warriors hope he is fit for this weekend's match with the Roosters.

The Warriors showed last week they can do style with their big win over Brisbane, and yesterday they proved they can do substance with a grinding victory over Manly.

The Wests Tigers have defied a crippling injury toll to chalk up one of their best NRL wins - coming from behind to beat in-form Penrith yesterday.

The Warriors showed last week they can do style with their big win over Brisbane and today they proved they can do substance with a grinding victory over Manly.

Join us here for our live blog of the New Zealand Warriors taking on the Many Sea Eagles from Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland.

Destructive Sydney Roosters forward Frank-Paul Nuuausala has emerged as a potential Warriors target.

They were the team Kiwis used to love - now Manly are one of the teams we love to hate and just can't beat.