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Tyson Jackson joined the Daily Telegraph in early 2022 and has excelled in many aspects since becoming a member of the team. A Kennedy Award winner for Student Journalist of the year, Tyson specialises in sports and entertainment reporting with a passion for sharing meaningful stories.

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NRL

NRL’s unluckiest player: Panther’s agonising journey to grand final

Penrith star Matt Eisenhuth has been there for the Panthers’ three-peat, but has no premiership rings to show for it. Now he’s hoping to finally etch his name in the history books.

PICTURESConfidential

DAILY TELEGRAPH OCTOBER 2, 2024. Tiana Penitani, Corban Baxter, Hannah Hollis and Lara Pitt on the red carpet for the 2024 Dally M Awards held at Royal Randwick Racecourse. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Dally M red carpet gallery: NRL and NRLW stars, partners shine

The NRL and NRLW’s biggest stars are walking the red, um green, carpet for the 2024 Dally M Awards. Check out their looks.

NSW

DAILY TELEGRAPH OCTOBER 1, 2024. Jarome Luai during the Penrith Panthers Fan Day and open training session at BlueBet Stadium, Penrith. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Jarome Luai’s biggest fan’s life-changing experience

Elliyah Nassif is Jarome Luai’s biggest fan. The 11-year-old has shared some life-changing moments with the star NRL player in the past and while she is a lifelong Panthers supporter, she will probably support him no matter where he goes.

UPDATEDPolice & Courts

Pictured is the man who allegedly stabbed another man in Sydney's Chinatown on Sunday.

Manhunt ends in Victoria after Sydney’s daylight stabbing

A man has been arrested across state lines, after NSW Police launched a manhunt, for a man allegedly involved in a daylight stabbing in Sydney’s Chinatown.

NSW

Huge crowd at Sydney mosque to honour slain terror leader

Crowds of people were spilling onto the street at a mosque in south west Sydney for a memorial service, remembering slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.

NSW

DAILY TELEGRAPH 27TH SEPTEMBER 2024Pictured at Queenscliff Beach near Manly in Sydney is Antigone Mitterrand , (Artaban mum) Artaban de Lacharriere ,and Alex de Lacharriere ( Artaban dad).Artaban de Lacharriere had a huge fall from the Queenscliff rocks (in background) earlier this year and required a large blood transfusion. The quick actions of police officers to get Artaban to hospital at Randwick in 20 minutes.Picture: Richard Dobson

Teen who fell 15m down a cliff says blood donors saved his life

Artaban de Lacharriere, who fell 15m down a cliff between Manly and Freshwater Beach and had to endure six surgeries, is thanking blood donors for ‘saving his life’.

NSW

At home with Warwick Capper the Iconic swans player who played for both the Swans and Brisbane Lions. Picture: Jake Nowakowski

Why mouthy Swans legend won’t be a footy commentator

The tight shorts, bleached blond mullet and momentous marks made Warwick Capper a one-man PR machine and AFL icon. Having played for both the Swans and the Lions, The Wiz has his say ahead of the season decider.

NSW

DAILY TELEGRAPH AUGUST 27, 2023. Swans crowd cheering for retired champion Lance Franklin during a lap of honour with his wife Jesinta and their children Rocky and Tullulah at half-time of the Sydney Swans Round 24 match against Melbourne at the SCG. Picture: Jonathan Ng

How to get to Melbourne for the AFL Grand Final for under $300

If you’re flying by the seat of your pants to get to the AFL Grand Final this weekend, experts have a few quick tips you might want to try – match day ticket not included.

NSW

DAILY TELEGRAPH SEPTEMBER 18, 2024, HOLD FOR KC.Executive chef Pip Pratt with the Gidley Burger at The Rover in Surry Hills which has been named as Australia's best burger. Picture: Jonathan Ng

‘You don’t want a big sloppy mess’: Secret behind Australia’s best burger

It might be simple, with just meat, cheese and controversially, no sauce, but that’s what makes the famous Gidley Burger the best in Australia.

NSW

DAILY TELEGRAPH SEPTEMBER 20, 2024. Sharks and Swans fans Luke Shanahan with his sons Rudy, 13, (left) and Walt, 11, (right) and their friend Max Munce, 12, at Moore Park for the Sharks Vs Cowboys NRL Finals game. Picture: Jonathan Ng

65k flock to SCG, Allianz Stadium for do-or-die clashes

A massive 65,000 fans gathered on tenterhooks for dual-code elimination finals on Friday night – with the iconic Sydney Cricket Ground heaving as the Swans took on Port Adelaide Power.

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