Rugby League in the 1950s saw South Sydney and St George dominate the competition, as Australia struggled to gain ascendancy at international level.

The decade saw new starts emerge such as Ian Moir, Eddie Lumsden, Keith Barnes, Norm Provan, Keith Holman and Ken Kearney, while Clive Churchill cemented his legend as a future Immortal of the game.

Relive each year in a round by round account of the premiers rugby league competition.  Including statistical information, this is a must for rugby league fans everywhere.