More Than Live Streaming. This Is Our Legacy.
Every year, the Queensland Murri Carnival creates moments that deserve to be remembered.
A first try.
A match-winning tackle.
A premiership celebration.
A family cheering from the sideline.
For generations, these moments have lived on through photographs, stories shared around the dinner table and memories passed from one family member to the next.
But many of those moments have also been lost to time.
This year, that changes.
For the first time, every match broadcast through the IN SPORT App becomes part of a growing digital archive that celebrates the history, culture and future of First Nations rugby league.
This is about far more than watching football live.
It’s about preserving a legacy.
Every game recorded today becomes a piece of history that families can revisit tomorrow, next year and for generations to come.
Imagine a young child sitting beside their grandparents years from now, watching a replay and hearing them say:
“That’s when your mum scored her first try.”
“That’s your uncle playing in his first Queensland Murri Carnival.”
“That’s where our family’s journey began.”
These are the moments that define communities.
They deserve to be protected.
For decades, First Nations athletes have inspired communities across Queensland, yet many of their stories have never been permanently captured.
The Queensland Murri Carnival has always been about much more than competition.
It is a celebration of culture.
Community.
Family.
Pride.
Connection.
The partnership with IN SPORT ensures those moments don’t disappear when the final whistle blows.
Instead, they become part of a permanent digital home where players, families and supporters can relive the stories that matter most.
Future generations won’t just hear about today’s players.
They’ll be able to watch them.
They’ll see the passion.
The determination.
The celebrations.
The pride of representing community.
That’s something incredibly powerful.
Every download of the IN SPORT App and every viewing pass purchased helps make this possible.
It supports the technology, production and people required to capture every game while contributing to a vision that extends well beyond this year’s carnival.
Because this isn’t simply about streaming an event.
It’s about ensuring First Nations rugby league has a lasting place where its stories can continue to be shared, celebrated and remembered.
Long after the final siren sounds.
Long after the trophies have been presented.
The memories will still be there.
Ready to inspire the next generation.
Because some moments deserve more than applause.
They deserve to become part of our history.
Get Ready for the 2026 Queensland Murri Carnival
Download the IN SPORT App Before the First Whistle.
