Official partner of NRL fans.
We're proud to get behind the fans who make a real difference; to support the supporters of the NRL.
NRL. Made by Fans.
From the celebratory car horn honkers to every person who screams for their local team, league is made by fans.
NRL No.1 Fan series
National Rugby League players have plenty of fans out there, but there are some that stand out amongst the rest. They know things about the player no one else does – stories and moments that give us a real insight into who the player is and what makes them tick. Now we bring these ‘number 1 fans’ together with star footy players to get the lowdown.
The Making of an NRLW Star: Julia Robinson's Journey with #1 Fan Craig
Olivia Kernick: The Power of a Mum Who’s Her Number 1 Fan
Giving back to our customers
We really value our customers at Youi – it’s why you is in our name – so we try to do exciting stuff for them whenever we can. That’s why we automatically entered our customers with eligible policies in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria in the draw to win one or more of 15 double-passes to State of Origin 2024.
Congratulations to our winners.
A long history together
Since 2017 Youi has been the Official Insurance Partner of the NRL. Around the grounds, on the ref's jerseys and at community events, we've been part of this great game, supporting the officials, the players and the almighty fans who make NRL the superstar spectacle that it is today.
Footy. Made by fans.
From grassroots to the highest level of NRL, without fans, footy wouldn’t be what it is. That's why we're supporting the supporters who make a difference; the fans who make the legends, who make the local clubs tick, who make the atmosphere of this great game.
Stories of change
As we move through life, change happens. Even to the biggest stars in the NRL. We captured some of their stories of change.
Glynn and Phil Henderson: Two iconic grand final tackles shared, 19 years apart
Raecene McGregor: Top of the world to uncontracted star and back again
Asu ‘AJ’ Kepaoa: From dark times to mental health advocate
Josh Reynolds: Heartbreaking exit to loyal return
Gerard Sutton and James Graham: ‘Bad Friday’ TV grabs not an accurate picture
