Gorden Tallis
Rugby League Legend & Media Commentator
One of Australia’s toughest rugby league stars, Gorden Tallis won three NRL premierships with the Brisbane Broncos, captained the QLD Maroons, and led Australia in 2002. Known as the Raging Bull for his fearless, no-holds-barred style, Gorden now shares his insights as a respected media commentator and is in high demand for corporate engagements.
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One of Australia’s toughest and most inspirational rugby league stars, Townsville-born Gorden Tallis made his mark with the Brisbane Broncos after a four-year stint at St George. Known as the Raging Bull for his fearless, no-holds-barred style, Gorden played eight seasons for Brisbane, winning three premierships and earning the Clive Churchill Medal for his dominant performance in the 1998 NRL Grand Final.
Across 160 games in the Broncos’ iconic maroon and gold, Gorden also captained the QLD Maroons between 1998–2001, including a standout man-of-the-match performance in the 1999 State of Origin decider. He represented Australia 11 times, captaining the national side in 2002.
Since retiring in 2004, Gorden has become a respected media commentator with Triple M and Fox Sports, admired for his honest insights and deep understanding of the game. He is also in high demand for corporate engagements and ambassadorial roles.
