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Sean TeumaSports Reporter

Sean Teuma is a sports reporter for NewsLocal and CODE Sports. He has years of experience covering multiple sports for the Warwick Daily News and Toowoomba Chronicle before returning home to Sydney.

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Basketball

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 29: Xavier Cooks of the Kings takes on Darius Days of the Hawks during the round two NBL match between Sydney Kings and Illawarra Hawks at Qudos Bank Arena, on September 29, 2024, in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Mark Metcalfe/Getty Images)

Kings dethroned: Clutch three sinks Sydney

A huge performance from Illawarra’s Tyler Harvey has handed the Sydney Kings its first loss of the season as Justin Tatum’s Hawks maintain their hot streak.

Local Sport

Newtown Jets coach George Ndaira. Picture: Newtown RLFC

Former Jet Ndaira looks to bring title to Newtown in new role

George Ndaira has worn the colours of both Newtown and North Sydney, but he will bleed blue in a battle of the foundation clubs as he looks to lead the Jets to a famous NSW Cup premiership.

Local Sport

The stars of Newcastle RL grand final day

Newcastle RL: 20+ players set to shine on grand final day

The showcase day of the Newcastle Rugby League season is here with four grades in action on the biggest stage. We look at the 20+ gamebreakers across all four divisions set to star on the big day.

Local Sport

The underrated talents of NSWRL grand final day

24 underrated talents set to shine on NSWRL grand final day

They mightn’t grab the headlines but they can lead their team to glory on NSWRL grand final day. We look at the 24 underrated talents set to shine in the Jersey Flegg, HNWP and NSW Cup deciders.

UpdatedLocal Sport

Tyrone Roberts. Picture: DC Sports Photography. NRRRL First Grade Round 7 at Oakes Oval. Northern United Dirawongs vs Lower Clarence Magpies. 18 May 2024

Koori Knockout: WAR adds huge name, teams tune up locally

Wiradjuri Aboriginal Rivers has cemented favourite status with the addition of a former NRL playmaker as local Knockouts take place across NSW. See the latest Koori Knockout player movements.

Local Sport

The East Coast Eagles completed a hat trick of Premier Women's division flags. Photo: Narelle Spangher/ AFL Sydney

AFL Sydney: East Coast completes hat-trick to cement dominance

The East Coast Eagles have etched their name into AFL Sydney women’s folklore after creating history with a third-straight title. Hear from the club after their incredible showing.

Local Sport

FEBRUARY 20, 2000 : Timana Tahu during Newcastle v Wests Tigers NRL game at Marathon Stadium, Newcastle, 20/02/00. Pic Gregg Porteous.Rugby League P/

‘An initiation’: Tahu reflects on first Koori Knockout, favourite teammates

Timana Tahu has done it all in the game including representing Australia in two codes, and he owes his success to being thrown in the deep end as a 16-year-old in the Koori Knockout. Read more.

AFL News

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 20: Aliir Aliir of the Power looks dejected after a loss during the 2024 AFL First Preliminary Final match between the Sydney Swans and the Port Adelaide Power at The Sydney Cricket Ground on September 20, 2024 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos via Getty Images)

Inside the Power rooms: The ‘s**t feeling’ and a message for 2025

For the fourth time under Ken Hinkley, Port Adelaide fell at the preliminary final hurdle. Power defender Aliir Aliir opens up on what the latest failure means to the group. Plus, Ken hits back.

AFL

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 20: Isaac Heeney of the Swans celebrates kicking a goal during the AFL Preliminary Final match between Sydney Swans and Port Adelaide Power at Sydney Cricket Ground, on September 20, 2024, in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Cameron Spencer/Getty Images)

Emphatic Swans crush Power to leave no doubts, book GF spot

They’ve been the best team all season. Now, the Swans are set to play for the AFL premiership after dismantling the Power at home to book their ticket to the big dance.

National Breaking News

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 20: Tom Papley of the Swans celebrates a goal during the 2024 AFL First Preliminary Final match between the Sydney Swans and the Port Adelaide Power at The Sydney Cricket Ground on September 20, 2024 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Dylan Burns/AFL Photos via Getty Images)

Rampant Swans lock in GF berth, end Power’s season

They’ve been the best team all season, now the Swans are into the AFL grand final thanks to a comfortable win over Port Adelaide.

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