“PNG Chiefs unveil first NRL jersey and logo featuring chief's face and artist Tabu's cultu” — what this page in the network covers. The Papua New Guinea Chiefs have revealed their inaugural NRL jersey and logo, featuring a chief's face and gold cultural artwork by PNG artist Tabu, even as a legal dispute with New Zealand Rugby over the 'Chiefs' name continues. A New Zealand high court denied NZ Rugby's injunction, allowing the PNG club to proceed with the moniker for now. The primary jersey is black with a white 'V' accent, while an alternate version inverts the colors.
The unveiling marks a milestone for the team's first NRL season in two years, with the design proudly showcasing PNG heritage. The outcome of the naming dispute remains pending, but the club is moving forward with its brand identity as it prepares to enter the competition. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.
