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Amanda Lulham loves all things on and in the water from sailing surfing and kayaking to canoeing, ironman, triathlon and diving as well as, netball, basketball, rugby and sport in general – and the people who play it at the highest level. She is a group sports reporter for NewsLocal and CODE Sports.

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Central Coast

Mensforth family pictured at Umina Beach Sunday 6th October 2019.Jess,Chris,Debbie and Garry will be competing as a team in the Coolangatta Gold.(AAP Image/Sue Graham)

Family band together for Coolangatta Gold

They could just catch up at a local restaurant. Instead this Central Coast family plan to race one of Australia’s most iconic sporting events together this weekend.

Local

GWS Giants AFLW sparks little girl’s interest in sport

Schoolgirl dares to dream thanks to a very special friendship with an GWS Giants AFLW gun.

Manly

Kendrick Louis is one of NSW's top chances in the Coolangatta Gold.

Ironman out to right a wrong in Coolie Gold

When you are racing full pelt for around four hours, the last thing you need is to accidentally cover more distance. No one knows that better than ironman Kendrick Louis.

Parramatta

Australian Athletics member Bendere Oboya training at Barlow Park preparing for the IAAF World Athletics ChampionshipsPICTURE: ANNA ROGERS

Bendere Oboya closing in on Cathy Freeman mark

From NewsLocal Junior Sport Star winner to the world stage. What a ride Athletics Australia young gun Bendere Oboya is on.

Hills Shire

Hills Hornets players after winning the grand final.

Hills Hornets No.1 in Australia

What a win! The Hills Hornets under 14s boys team have come up trumps to end an extraordinary season.

Penrith

Teenage driver on the go on world stage

This young driver is on a fast track to success and about to have his first taste of an international event.

Blacktown

Mark Winterbottom during practice at the Ipswich SuperSprint at Queensland Raceway on Friday.

Frosty: Don’t let a postcode dictate your future

Mark Winterbottom maintains lessons learned growing up in Doonside are what he will call on when the going gets tough at the Bathurst 1000 this weekend.

The Hills

DOHA, QATAR - SEPTEMBER 30: Nicholas Hough of Australia competes in the Men's 110 metres hurdles heats during day four of 17th IAAF World Athletics Championships Doha 2019 at Khalifa International Stadium on September 30, 2019 in Doha, Qatar. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)

Celebrations ahead for Aussie athletes

Hurdler Nic Hough and high jumper Brandon Starc will be involved in two big day performances in upcoming weeks after competing at the world athletics championships.

Wentworth Courier

The agony and the ecstasy of being a Sydney Roosters fan

Red, white and phew! Sydney Roosters celebrate

It was a case of red, white and phew for the Sydney Roosters faithful as their team claimed successive NRL premierships.

Fairfield

Fairfield footballer achieves World Cup goal

This could be one of the most unusual places a football loving student in NSW sits his Higher School Certificate exam this year.

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