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Monday Jul 7 06:51 AEST
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Penrith charged back into the NRL top eight with a 22-16 upset of fierce rivals Parramatta at Parramatta Stadium... but they're not getting excited.

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Melbourne coach Craig Bellamy said star five-eighth Greg Inglis took his game to a whole new level, and he wasn't talking about his two-try effort.

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St George Illawarra continued breathing fire with a 24-16 win over Newcastle, but star winger Wendell Sailor ran out of puff with the chance to score a remarkable try.

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Melbourne coach Craig Bellamy says the NRL draw could cost his side its third straight minor premiership rather than his NSW Origin coaching duties.

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Manly have solidified their position at the top of the NRL ladder with a second half surge, downing a gallant Gold Coast at Skilled Park.

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