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Contents 1 Regular Season 1.1 Round 1 1.2 Round 2 1.3 Round 3 1.4 Round 4 1.5 Round 5 1.6 Round 6 1.7 Round 7 1.8 Round 8 1.9 Round 9 1.10 Round 10 1.11 Round 11 1.12 Round 12 1.13 Round 13 1.14 Round 14 1.15 Round 15 1.16 Round 16 1.17 Round 17 1.18 Round 18 1.19 Round 19 1.20 Round 20 1.21 Round 21 1.22 Round 22 1.23 Round 23 1.24 Round 24 1.25 Round 25 1.26 Round 26 2 Finals

• Round 1 saw quite a number of upsets, and most games were very closely contested.

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Crowd
Wests Tigers	24 - 15	St George Illawarra Dragons	10 March 2006 7:30pm	Telstra Stadium	P. Simpkins	27,865
Newcastle Knights	25 - 6	Parramatta Eels	11 March 2006 5:30pm	Energy Australia Stadium	R. Smith	26,198
Canterbury Bulldogs	22 - 24	Penrith Panthers	11 March 2006 7:30pm	Telstra Stadium	S. Hampstead	17,510
Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	14 - 27	Canberra Raiders	11 March 2006 7:30pm	Brookvale Oval	S. Hayne	17,136
New Zealand Warriors	16 - 22	Melbourne Storm	12 March 2006 2:00pm	Mt Smart Stadium	S. Clark	10,035
South Sydney Rabbitohs	22 - 40	Sydney Roosters	12 March 2006 2:30pm	Telstra Stadium	J. Robinson	16,741
Brisbane Broncos	4 - 36	North Queensland Cowboys	12 March 2006 2:00pm	Suncorp Stadium	T. Archer	46,229
Cronulla Sharks	Bye

• Many records were broken in this round. The Cowboy's Matt Sing scores his 150th try in first-grade, the sixth player to do so. Canterbury's Hazem El Masri scored 34 points, a club record; and Andrew Johns broke his own club record with 30 points for Newcastle.
• The extremely hot conditions on the Sunday afternoon of this round affected two games in particular. In Wollongong, a slow-moving, somewhat sloppy game saw St George Illawarra in their first ever period of golden point extra time, going down to Penrith by the narrowest of margins. On the other hand, at Canberra, an all-time premiership record 102 points were scored between Newcastle and Canberra. This surpasses the previous record of 97 points scored in St. George's 91-6 defeat of Canterbury in 1935.

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Crowd
Canterbury Bulldogs	47 - 12	Wests Tigers	17 March 2006 7:30pm	Telstra Stadium	S. Clark	32,578
Parramatta Eels	22 - 14	New Zealand Warriors	18 March 2006 5:30pm	Waikato Stadium	S. Hampstead	16,089
Cronulla Sharks	12 - 16	Brisbane Broncos	18 March 2006 7:30pm	Toyota Park	R. Smith	14,221
North Queensland Cowboys	20 - 16	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	18 March 2006 8:30pm	Dairy Farmers Stadium	P. Simpkins	23,296
Sydney Roosters	18 - 22	Melbourne Storm	19 March 2006 2:30pm	Aussie Stadium	T. Archer	10,841
St George Illawarra Dragons	12 - 13	Penrith Panthers	19 March 2006 3:00pm	WIN Stadium	S. Hayne	12,098
Canberra Raiders	32 - 70	Newcastle Knights	19 March 2006 3:00pm	Canberra Stadium	J. Robinson	11,606
South Sydney Rabbitohs	Bye

Surprisingly, many of the scores from this round were quite one-sided.

Winning team	Winning team score	Win. Tries	Win. Goals	Def. team	Def. team score	Def. Tries	Def. Goals	Ground	Date	Referee	Crowd
Newcastle Knights	46	Thaiday 3, Carney, Buderus, M Gidley, Lowrie	Johns 9/10	Canterbury Bulldogs	22	El Masri, Emelio, Mason, Hughes	El Masri 3/4	EnergyAustralia Stadium	Friday, 24th March	Steve Clark	25,504
New Zealand Warriors	26	Ropati, Webb, Toopi, Vatuvei, Guttenbiel	Martin 3/5	Wests Tigers	10	Crockett, Fitzhenry	Hodgson 1/2	Jade Stadium	Saturday, 25th March	Russell Smith	21,346
Manly Sea Eagles	20	B.Stewart, Burns, Bell	Orford 4/4	Cronulla Sharks	18	Dykes, Albert, Bailey	Covell 3/4	Brookvale Oval	Saturday, 25th March	Sean Hampstead	13,114
North Queensland Cowboys	40	Thurston 2, Sweeney, O'Donnell, Williams, Bowman	Thurston 8/8	Melbourne Storm	8	Geyer, Webster	Smith 0/2	Dairy Farmers Stadium	Saturday, 25th March	Paul Simpkins	14,675
St George Illawarra Dragons	44	Gasnier 3, Best. Millard, Gorrell, Hornby	Gorrell 8/8	South Sydney Rabbitohs	14	Gordon, Rigon, Merritt	Merritt 1/3	Telstra Stadium	Sunday, 26th March	Jason Robinson	16,049
Brisbane Broncos	30	Tupou 2, Lockyer, Hodges, Hunt, Stagg	Ennis 2/5, Parker 1/1	Parramatta Eels	10	Vella, B Smith	Burt 1/2	Suncorp Stadium	Sunday, 26th March	Tony Archer	25,525
Sydney Roosters	56	Roberts 2, Minichiello 2, Tupou 2, Soliola, Finch, Cross, Harrison	Fitzgibbon 6/8, Roberts 2/2	Canberra Raiders	20	Tongue 2, Howell, Withers	Schifcofske 2/4	Aussie Stadium	Sunday, 26th March	Shayne Hayne	9,826

• Penrith Panthers had the bye.

The second golden point game of the season occurred on the Saturday of this round. Penrith were once again level with their opponents after 80 minutes, however this time their opponents (Canberra) were the first to score in extra time.

Winning team	Winning team score	Win. Tries	Win. Goals	Def. team	Def. team score	Def. Tries	Def. Goals	Ground	Date	Referee	Crowd
North Queensland Cowboys	26	Sing 2, Scott, Faiumu	Thurston 5/6	Parramatta Eels	18	McKinnon 2, Grothe	Riddell 2/3, Delaney 1/1	Parramatta Stadium	Friday 31st March	Paul Simpkins	14,131
Cronulla Sharks	24	Scott, Douglas, Latu, Thompson, Bailey	Covell 2/5	South Sydney Rabbitohs	22	Polglase, Sutton, Mellor ,Merritt	Merritt 1/2, Williams 2/2	Toyota Park	Saturday 1st April	Shayne Hayne	12,274
Manly Sea Eagles	30	B.Stewart, Matai, Bell, Orford, Burns	Orford 5/5	Sydney Roosters	22	Soward, Morley, Minichiello.	Fitzgibbon 3/3, Roberts 2/2	Brookvale Oval	Saturday 1st April	Tony Archer	17,117
Canberra Raiders	21	Mogg 2, Learoyd-Lars, Howell	Schifcofske 2/4. Field Goal - Schifcofske.) (in golden point extra time - field goal to Canberra)	Penrith Panthers	20	Hookey, Lewis, Pritchard, Wesser	Campbell 2/5	Canberra Stadium	Saturday 1st April	Gavin Badger	9,399
Wests Tigers	30	Fitzhenry 3, Elford 2, Laffranchi, Whatuira	Hodgson 1/7	Melbourne Storm	28	Slater 2, Inglis, Hoffman, Cronk	Smith 4/5	Leichhardt Oval	Sunday 2nd April	Jason Robinson	17,803
St George Illawarra Dragons	26	Price, Hornby, Gorrell, Isemonger	Gasnier 1/1, Gorrell 4/5	Brisbane Broncos	12	Webcke, Boyd	Ennis 2/2	WIN Stadium	Sunday 2nd March	Sean Hampstead	13,708
New Zealand Warriors	26	Tuimavave, Vatuvei, Rovelli, Fien	Martin 5/5.	Newcastle Knights	22	M Gidley 2, Lowrie, Simpson	K Gidley 2/4	EnergyAustralia Stadium	Sunday 2nd April	Russell Smith	18,359

• Canterbury Bulldogs had the bye.

Winning team	Winning team score	Win. Tries	Win. Goals	Def. team	Def. team score	Def. Tries	Def. Goals	Ground	Date	Referee	Crowd
North Queensland Cowboys	32	Jensen 2, Thurston, Sing, Cooper.	Thurston 6/7.	Wests Tigers	12	Marshall, De Gois.	Hodgson 2/3.	Dairy Farmers Stadium	Friday 7th April	Steve Clark	20,262
Brisbane Broncos	30	Tupou 2, Lockyer, Boyd, Hodges.	Parker 5/7, Seymour 0/2.	South Sydney Rabbitohs	12	Mellor, Merritt.	Merritt 2/2.	Suncorp Stadium	Saturday 8th April	Gavin Badger	20,816
Sydney Roosters	28	Roberts, Tupou, Wing, Finch, Harrison.	Fitzgibbon 4/6.	Cronulla Sharks	24	Simmons, Kimmorley, Scott, Covell.	Covell 4/4.	Toyota Park	Saturday 8th April	Sean Hampstead	12,331
Newcastle Knights	54	Carmont 2, Carney, Thaiday, Johns, Brown, K Gidley, Buderus, Quinn.	Johns 9/10.	St George Illawarra Dragons	6	Best.	Gorrell 1/1.	WIN Stadium	Saturday 8th April	Tony Archer	17,367
Manly Sea Eagles	22	Bell 2, Hicks.	Orford 5/5.	New Zealand Warriors	8	Martin 2.	Martin 0/2.	Ericsson Stadium	Sunday 9th April	Russell Smith	7,888
Canterbury Bulldogs	30	Cutler, Ryan, Patten, Emelio.	El Masri 7/7.	Canberra Raiders	12	Carney 2.	Schifcofske 2/2.	Canberra Stadium	Sunday 9th April	Jason Robinson	12,125
Penrith Panthers	44	Wesser 2, Campbell, Gower, Rodney, Hookey, Luke Priddis.	Campbell 8/9.	Parramatta Eels	18	Tahu 2, Taia, Widders.	Riddell 1/2, Delaney 0/2.	Parramatta Stadium	Sunday 9th April	Shayne Hayne	14,194

• Melbourne Storm had the bye.

A very rare event occurred in Round 6 - a referee was injured during a match. In the 28th minute of the Newcastle vs Nth Qld match, referee Paul Simpkins blew time off and made his way off the field with an injured calf muscle. A replacement referee was organised - Tony Des Las Heras, who had refereed the Jersey Flegg (third-tier competition) match earlier, was brought onto the field to take control of the rest of the match.

Also, for the first time in 8 years, first grade competitive rugby league returned to Adelaide after the Adelaide Rams were not closen to be included in the competition after the 1998 season. The Penrith Panthers hosted the Melbourne Storm at Hindmarsh Stadium, which was won by Melbourne 40-18. However, Rugby league officials were hoping for an attendance of at least 10,000, and were disappointed with the attendance of only 7,017.

Winning team	Winning team score	Win. Tries	Win. Goals	Def. team	Def. team score	Def. Tries	Def. Goals	Ground	Date	Referee	Crowd
Brisbane Broncos	24	Thaiday, Eastwood, Civoniceva,	Parker 6/6.	Sydney Roosters	6	Roberts	Roberts 1/1	Aussie Stadium	Friday 14th April	Steve Clark	21,246
St George Illawarra Dragons	26	Cooper 2, Young, Bickerstaff	Head 5/5	Manly Sea Eagles	24	Kennedy, Robertson, B.Stewart, Kite	Matt Orford 4/5	Brookvale Oval	Saturday 15th April	Shayne Hayne	18,069
Canberra Raiders	18	Tongue 2, Withers	Schifcofske 3/3	New Zealand Warriors	14	Webb, Koopu	Martin 3/4	Canberra Stadium	Saturday 15th April	Gavin Badger	7,174
Melbourne Storm	40	Inglis 3, King, Smith, Hoffman, Crocker	Smith 6/8	Penrith Panthers (H)	18	Hookey 3, Galea	Campbell 1/4	Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide	Saturday 15th April	Tony Archer	7,017
Wests Tigers	42	Crockett 2, Whatuira 2, O'Hara, Galea, Trimarchi	Hodgson 6/7, Prince 1/1	Cronulla Sharks	16	Kearney, Simmons, Vagana	Covell 2/3	Campbelltown Stadium	Sunday 16th April	Jason Robinson	15,550
North Queensland Cowboys	18	Sargent, Thurston, Bowen	Thurston 3/3	Newcastle Knights	16	M Gidley, Carmont, Buderus	Johns 2/3	EnergyAustralia Stadium	Sunday 16th April	Paul Simpkins, Tony Des Las Heras	26,048
Canterbury Bulldogs	26	Hughes, Tonga, Patten, Ryan	El Masri 5/6	South Sydney Rabbitohs (H)	18	Merritt, Galuvao, Sutton	Merritt 3/3, Sutton 0/1	Telstra Stadium	Monday 17th April	Russell Smith	19,529

• Parramatta Eels had the bye.

(H) denotes home team at a neutral or shared venue.

Winning team	Winning team score	Win. Tries	Win. Goals	Def. team	Def. team score	Def. Tries	Def. Goals	Ground	Date	Referee	Crowd
Parramatta Eels	28			Wests Tigers	16			Parramatta Stadium	Friday 21st April	Tony Archer	21,141
New Zealand Warriors	46			South Sydney Rabbitohs	14			Ericsson Stadium	Saturday 22nd April	Jason Robinson	8,015
Cronulla Sharks	24			North Queensland Cowboys	22			Toyota Park	Saturday 22nd April	Gavin Badger	9,025
Melbourne Storm	52			Newcastle Knights	6			Olympic Park	Saturday 22nd April	Russell Smith	9,084
Brisbane Broncos	30			Penrith Panthers	6			Suncorp Stadium	Sunday 23rd April	Shayne Hayne	25,133
Manly Sea Eagles	40			Canterbury Bulldogs	14			Telstra Stadium	Sunday 23rd April	Sean Hampstead	13,621
St George Illawarra Dragons (H)	22			Sydney Roosters	12			Aussie Stadium	Tuesday 25th April	Steve Clark	31,105

• Canberra Raiders had the bye.

"(H)" denotes home team playing at opposition's usual home venue

Winning team	Winning team score	Win. Tries	Win. Goals	Def. team	Def. team score	Def. Tries	Def. Goals	Ground	Date	Referee	Crowd
Cronulla Sharks	40			Penrith Panthers	12			Credit Union Australia Stadium	Friday 28th April	Sean Hampstead	16,268
Sydney Roosters	22			North Queensland Cowboys	18			Dairy Farmers Stadium	Saturday 29th April	Shayne Hayne	21,175
Melbourne Storm	24			St George Illawarra Dragons	10			Olympic Park	Saturday 29th April	Tony Archer	8,694
Brisbane Broncos	30			Canberra Raiders	28			Suncorp Stadium	Saturday 29th April	Russell Smith	23,582
Canterbury Bulldogs	30			New Zealand Warriors	16			Ericsson Stadium	Sunday 30th April	Gavin Badger	11,604
Newcastle Knights	24			South Sydney Rabbitohs	18			Telstra Stadium	Sunday 30th April	Jason Robinson	8,649
Manly Sea Eagles (H)	23			Parramatta Eels	22			SCG	Sunday 30th April	Steve Clark	19,208

• Wests Tigers had the bye.

"(H)" denotes home team at a neutral venue

Home team	Score	Away team	Score	Ground	Crowd	Date	Report
North Queensland	22	Penrith	6	Dairy Farmers Stadium	16,808	May 6	NRL.com.au report
South Sydney	14	Melbourne	38	Telstra Stadium	8,083	May 6	NRL.com.au report
Parramatta	10	Canberra	30	Parramatta Stadium	10,146	May 6	NRL.com.au report
Cronulla	30	St George Illawarra	12	Toyota Park	18,845	May 7	NRL.com.au report
Wests	16	Manly	22	Leichhardt Oval	20,231	May 7	NRL.com.au report
Newcastle	32	Brisbane	30	Energy Australia Stadium	21,252	May 7	NRL.com.au report
Sydney	14	Canterbury	30	Aussie Stadium	16,121	May 7	NRL.com.au report

New Zealand had the bye

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Crowd
St George Illawarra Dragons	22 - 16	New Zealand Warriors	13 May 2006 5:30pm	WIN Stadium	G. Badger	10,117
Melbourne Storm	18 - 6	North Queensland Cowboys	13 May 2006 7:30pm	Olympic Park	S. Clark	10,830
Brisbane Broncos	32 - 10	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	13 May 2006 7:30pm	Suncorp Stadium	J. Robinson	24,991
Canterbury Bulldogs	22 - 18	Parramatta Eels	14 May 2006 2:30pm	Telstra Stadium	S. Hayne	13,159
Penrith Panthers	32 - 20	South Sydney Rabbitohs	14 May 2006 3:00pm	CUA Stadium	J. Maxwell	10,991
Wests Tigers	16 - 18	Newcastle Knights	14 May 2006 3:00pm	Campbelltown Stadium	S. Hampstead	14,499
Canberra Raiders	28 - 38	Cronulla Sharks	14 May 2006 3:00pm	Canberra Stadium	B. Cummins	9,695
Sydney Roosters	Bye

• Parramatta played their first game under stand-in coach Jason Taylor, following Brian Smith's resignation earlier in the week^[1]. Following this announcement, star Parramatta players Mark Riddell and Tim Smith were fined $5000 each and relegated to Premier League by Parramatta after turning up to Monday morning training intoxicated^[2].
• All six home teams won their respective matches over the weekend.

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Crowd
Penrith Panthers	30 - 20	Parramatta Eels	19 May 2006 7:30pm	CUA Stadium	S. Clark	16,764
New Zealand Warriors	34 - 12	Wests Tigers	20 May 2006 7:30pm	Ericsson Stadium	J. Maxwell	8,210
Newcastle Knights	22 - 12	Canberra Raiders	20 May 2006 7:30pm	Energy Australia Stadium	J. Robinson	18,236
Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	34 - 12	Melbourne Storm	20 May 2006 7:30pm	Brookvale Oval	G. Badger	9,338
Canterbury Bulldogs	32 - 24	Cronulla Sharks	21 May 2006 2:30pm	Telstra Stadium	T. Archer	12,728
Sydney Roosters	28 - 26	South Sydney Rabbitohs	21 May 2006 3:00pm	Aussie Stadium	S. Hayne	13,221
Brisbane Broncos	Bye
St George Illawarra Dragons	Bye
North Queensland Cowboys	Bye

• Cronulla Sharks hooker Tevita Latu is stood down from the club on Monday 22nd May after claims from 19-year-old Brooke Peninton that the player punched her in the face^[3]. After being arrested on late on Monday, he was granted police bail to face Sutherland Local Court on June 15^[4]. He was later sacked by the Cronulla club and deregistered by the National Rugby League the following Wednesday.

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Crowd
Newcastle Knights	12 - 38	St George Illawarra Dragons	26 May 2006 7:30pm	Energy Australia Stadium	T. Archer	23,356
North Queensland Cowboys	14 - 15	Canberra Raiders	27 May 2006 5:30pm	Dairy Farmers Stadium	G. Badger	16,971
Cronulla Sharks	34 - 20	New Zealand Warriors	27 May 2006 7:30pm	Toyota Park	B. Cummins	9,490
Brisbane Broncos	25 - 6	Canterbury Bulldogs	27 May 2006 7:30pm	Suncorp Stadium	S. Clark	30,589
Melbourne Storm	17 - 16	Penrith Panthers	28 May 2006 2:30pm	Olympic Park	S. Hayne	7,899
South Sydney Rabbitohs	4 - 44	Wests Tigers	28 May 2006 3:00pm	Telstra Stadium	P. Simpkins	13,640
Parramatta Eels	22 - 20	Sydney Roosters	28 May 2006 3:00pm	Parramatta Stadium	S. Hampstead	13,044
Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	Bye

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Crowd
St George Illawarra Dragons	8 - 1	Parramatta Eels	2 June 2006 7:30pm	Oki Jubilee Stadium	S. Hampstead	9,075
Melbourne Storm	20 - 16	Sydney Roosters	3 June 2006 5:30pm	Olympic Park	B. Cummins	8,491
Canberra Raiders	24 - 22	South Sydney Rabbitohs	3 June 2006 7:30pm	Canberra Stadium	J. Maxwell	10,150
Canterbury Bulldogs	38 - 22	Newcastle Knights	3 June 2006 7:30pm	Telstra Stadium	P. Simpkins	12,658
New Zealand Warriors	18 - 23	Brisbane Broncos	4 June 2006 2:00pm	Ericsson Stadium	S. Hayne	7,746
Penrith Panthers	22 - 29	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	4 June 2006 2:30pm	CUA Stadium	T. Archer	10,256
Wests Tigers	24 - 14	North Queensland Cowboys	4 June 2006 3:00pm	Telstra Stadium	S. Clark	15,736
Cronulla Sharks	Bye

• The South Sydney Rabbitohs were able to record their first victory for the 2006 season, taking advantage of Brisbane's depleted line-up due to State of Origin commitments to prevail 34-14 at Telstra Stadium. A crowd of just 6,537, the smallest crowd to date in 2006, braved the cold, wet weather to witness this intriguing game.^[5]

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Crowd
Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	16 - 12	Wests Tigers	9 June 2006 7:30pm	Brookvale Oval	S. Hayne	11,588
Penrith Panthers	10 - 20	St George Illawarra Dragons	10 June 2006 5:30pm	CUA Stadium	J. Maxwell	9,422
South Sydney Rabbitohs	34 - 14	Brisbane Broncos	10 June 2006 7:30pm	Telstra Stadium	B. Cummins	6,537
North Queensland Cowboys	4 - 26	Cronulla Sharks	10 June 2006 7:30pm	Dairy Farmers Stadium	S. Hampstead	16,778
Sydney Roosters	12 - 22	New Zealand Warriors	11 June 2006 2:30pm	Aussie Stadium	R. Smith	6,807
Parramatta Eels	22 - 34	Melbourne Storm	11 June 2006 3:00pm	Parramatta Stadium	P. Simpkins	7,139
Canterbury Bulldogs	26 - 28	Canberra Raiders	12 June 2006 3:00pm	Telstra Stadium	G. Badger	12,541
Newcastle Knights	Bye

• St George Illawarra hooker Shaun Timmins is charged by Brisbane police on Saturday 17th June for "being a public nuisance". Having not even played in the Dragon's match against the Brisbane Broncos the night earlier, it was alleged Timmins sat on a street sweeper whilst making his way back to his hotel room at around 3:30am. Early reports quote the club's chief executive Peter Doust as saying that Timmins was not intoxicated at the time as far as he was aware^[6]. Media figures later summed this up as an over-reaction and, while not encouraging Timmins' actions, noted that it was an act of larrikinism rather than malice.

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Crowd
Brisbane Broncos	16 - 18	St George Illawarra Dragons	16 June 2006 7:30pm	Suncorp Stadium
Wests Tigers	26 - 14	Sydney Roosters	17 June 2006 5:30pm	Telstra Stadium
Parramatta Eels	30 - 10	South Sydney Rabbitohs	17 June 2006 7:30pm	Parramatta Stadium
Cronulla Sharks	15 - 12	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	17 June 2006 7:30pm	Toyota Park
New Zealand Warriors	30 - 18	Newcastle Knights	18 June 2006 2:00pm	Ericsson Stadium
Melbourne Storm	22 - 12	Canberra Raiders	18 June 2006 2:30pm	CUA Stadium
Canterbury Bulldogs	20 - 12	North Queensland Cowboys	18 June 2006 3:00pm	Carrara Stadium
Penrith Panthers	Bye

• Wests Tigers' five-eighth Benji Marshall dislocated his right shoulder yet again, which ended his season. In other news, the Sydney Roosters' Craig Fitzgibbon and Brett Finch got into a swearing match during their match against Canberra.

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
			Date and Time	Venue	Referee	Crowd
Melbourne Storm	16 - 12	Canterbury Bulldogs	23 June 2006 7:30pm	Olympic Park