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From pretenders to contenders: How Tigers became club champs
At times, perennial battlers The Oaks Tigers could’ve been forgiven for thinking about packing it in. Now, they have been crowned Group 6 club champions for the first time in 40 years.
‘Hands on’ music teacher allegedly touched students: court
A “hands-on” music teacher accused of indecently assaulting five of his students across two different high schools has, through his lawyer, described his actions as foolish, not criminal.
Team of the Round: Poidevin-Gray Shield gets underway
The opening round of the under-21 Poidevin-Gray Shield in a new T20 format saw fast-paced action across ten fiercely-contested matches. See which players were the best performers.
How Sydney grade cricket team pulled off record one-day chase
Record run-chases, monster centuries, young debutants and major milestones. Here are the seven things we learned in the latest round of the NSW Premier Cricket season.
Stunning images reveal how Covid changed everything
The events of the last two years have impacted every aspect of our daily lives. Now, thanks to stunning aerial photography and on-the-ground reporting we can reveal just how Covid has changed us.
What Wenty United’s new coaching director will bring
One of the biggest rugby league junior clubs in western Sydney has a new coaching mentor on the books. Meet John Michael, Wentworthville United’s new coaching director.
Meet NSW’s best young cricketers: Poidevin-Gray Shield mega-preview
The prestigious cricket competition featuring the most talented under-21 players across NSW is set to launch. Meet the potential stars of tomorrow with our mega-guide to the Poidevin-Gray Shield.
How career-ending injury led NRL prospect into coaching
A horrific injury ended the career of a promising Bulldogs prospect in an instant. Now, seven years on, that man is using his experience to mentor the next-generation of NRL hopefuls at Belmore.
Hired muscle’s thuggery in $4M ransom kidnapping
A payday of $4 million was the motivation behind the brutal kidnapping of a western Sydney small business owner, who was viciously attacked and subjected to hours of horror inside a shed.
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