The Queensland Murri Carnival has grown into one of the most powerful Indigenous sporting events in the country — and in this episode, Mark “Tookey” Tooks joins guest host Wes Conlon to break down why it means so much to so many communities.

Kaitlin “Mossy” Moss joins Bo de la Cruz on the QMC Podcast to discuss Indigenous women’s rugby league, QMC, culture, resilience, community and legacy. Watch now on the IN SPORT App.

Phil Dennis shares his journey through 283 Queensland Cup games, QMC, and how rugby league creates pathways, culture, and connection for Indigenous communities.

Wes Conlon shares the story of Purga, QMC, and life after rugby league — covering culture, community, mindset, and pathways beyond the game.

Explore the legacy of Brisbane Natives, Murri Carnival, and the rise of women’s rugby league. A powerful story of culture, family, and Indigenous pathways into elite sport.

Lailani Montgomery shares her journey from grassroots footy to the NRLW in this powerful IN SPORT podcast episode focused on QMC and community pathways.

A powerful IN SPORT podcast featuring Ray Nagas exploring the Queensland Murri Carnival (QMC), community connection, youth pathways, and the impact of sport beyond the field.

A new IN SPORT podcast episode explores the Queensland Murri Carnival with Selwyn Apanui, highlighting community, culture, and pathways for the next generation.