NRL Indigenous Round 2023: Every team's jersey and design

NRL Indigenous Round will take place this weekend as the league "elevates and celebrates First Nations history and culture through the game".

All clubs have now released their one-off jersey designs for Round 12.

The Sporting News compiles every club's 2023 Indigenous jersey below.

MORE: NRL team lists for Round 12

Broncos star Selwyn Cobbo has worked with fellow Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander teammates to create a jersey alongside artist Casey Coolwell-Fisher.

The jersey was launched in the winger's hometown of Cherbourg.

"It's pretty special you know, being able to wear this jersey and be a young leader," Cobbo said.

"Being able to bring that down to Brisbane and try and be a leader for the club and many other communities is really important."

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Indigenous artist Eddie Longford worked collaboratively with Indigenous and Torres Strait Island players from the Raiders to create their jersey.

The design depicts the story of living and playing on Ngunnawal Country, featuring key sites such as the Murrumbidgee River and Brindabella Ranges.

Culture and Country - Raiders Indigenous Jersey#WeAreRaiders pic.twitter.com/FA06NtOAhQ— Canberra Raiders (@RaidersCanberra) April 24, 2023

The Bulldogs' jersey has been designed by Bundjalung artist Pam Brandy Hall.

Titled "Ngihr Gawahny", it has drawn direct inspiration from the Rainbow Serpent, which is the story of the creation of waterways.

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The Sharks' 2023 jersey intends to reflect the Gweagal peoples, Kurnell, connected families and local communities.

Designed by Aboriginal artist Jordan Ardler, it features vivid imagery of the ocean and fires.

Kurranulla Sharks are proud to live, work and play on the lands of the Gweagal, the fire clan of the Dharawal Nation 🔥#UpUp pic.twitter.com/OhyXtsAiR3— Kurranulla Sharks (@cronullasharks) May 15, 2023

The stories of buangan (dolphins) are at the heart of the Dolphins' indigenous jersey.

Created by Sunshine Coast artist Lyndon Davis, the design will remain for the next three seasons.

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The Titans' vibrant jersey tells the story of the club's past, future and the people it represents in three distinct sections.

It was designed by Narelle Urquhart, a Wiradjuri woman with connections into the Bundjalung Nation.

Introducing our 2023 Indigenous Jersey: our future, our legacy, our region 🙌🏽 pic.twitter.com/KbUw8tAva7— Gold Coast Titans (@GCTitans) May 9, 2023

Manly's jersey artwork involves three circular layers of tree roots gathering in a central ring, symbolising coming together for Indigenous round.

Aleta Wassell - a proud Aboriginal woman with ancestral ties to the Darkinjung people - has crafted the intricate design.

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Shanai Kellett - an artist and educator of Yorta Yorta/Juru descent - has designed Melbourne's jersey for Indigenous Round.

Titled 'Resilience', it features a central ‘meeting place’ design that branches out to the Storm's four Indigenous players - Reimis Smith, Jordan Grant, Ammaron Gudgeon and Seamus King-Smith.

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The Warriors' Indigenous jersey features a red feathered cloak, inspired by the Amokura bird, a symbol of unity and hope.

While the blue, green and red sections represent the Pacific Ocean, flaura and blood.

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The Knights' Indigenous jersey has been described as "a tribute to the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Newcastle, Hunter Valley and surrounding region".

Designed by Gerard Black, the jersey will be worn when they face the Sharks in Cronulla.

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Lardil woman and Mornington Island artist Renee Wilson has created the Cowboys’ 2023 Indigenous design.

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Parramatta's 2023 Indigenous jersey has been created by Sean Kinchela.

The design intends to "acknowledge the Burramattagal people and language, the beautiful winding rivers, mountains, the bush lands and, importantly, its wildlife across Dharug country".

Introducing our 2023 Indigenous Round Jersey.Full Details and story behind the design -https://t.co/U0Gda0FztjPre-order available now via the online store. pic.twitter.com/RvuzEQZqed— Parramatta Eels (@TheParraEels) May 5, 2023

Penrith's jersey notably sees the club colours on the sleeves replaced with the colours from both the Australian Aboriginal and the Torres Strait Islander flags.

It was designed in a collaboration between artist Natasha Fordham and the club's Indigenous wellbeing officer Glen Liddiard.

FIRST LOOK 🫶🏽 Panthers is delighted to unveil the 2023 Panthers Indigenous Jersey.👀 https://t.co/LCIfKcTI5s#pantherpride 🐾 pic.twitter.com/uqFwoEzTT9— Penrith Panthers 🏆🏆 (@PenrithPanthers) March 8, 2023

‘For Our Elders’ is the Rabbitohs' jersey theme for 2023, which acknowledges "the importance of passing knowledge on to future generations".

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The Dragons held a competition to design their 2023 Indigenous jersey.

Zoe Raymond's artwork titled 'Stand Your Ground' was selected as the winner, which focuses on the story of Bidjigal warrior Pemulwuy.

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The Roosters will honour rugby league legend Arthur Beetson with their 2023 Indigenous jersey.

Designed by Beetson's niece Bianca, it represents the "full circle" of the Immortal's life.

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Designed by Will Towney, the Tigers' 2023 Indigenous jersey has a number of personal touches.

It features components that acknowledge the club's seven First Nations players including Brent Naden and Jahream Bula.

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