Christian Nicolussi is a Sports Writer for The Sydney Morning Herald, specializing in Rugby League and Racing. With a passion for sports and a love for print journalism, Christian provides in-depth coverage of local sports events, boardroom turmoil, player transfers, and interviews with coaches and players. His work has also been featured in other publications such as Brisbane Times, The Age, Stuff, and WAtoday.
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Christian Nicolussi's predominant focus is on sports, particularly rugby league in Australia, with a strong emphasis on event coverage and announcements. To effectively reach out to Christian, consider providing insights into player transfers, team performance analysis or exclusive access to coaches and players for interviews.
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By: Christian Nicolussi
By: Christian Nicolussi, Adrian Proszenko
The Panthers were too classy for the Tigers in Bathurst and now it’s time to turn our attention to Manly taking on the Gold Coast.
By: Christian Nicolussi
By: Christian Nicolussi
The old rugby league saying that wingers hang out with footballers should surely be consigned to history after their Superman acts to start the season.
By: Christian Nicolussi, Adrian Proszenko, Nick Wright
By: Phil Mitchell, Christian Nicolussi
Few would have expected the Dragons to head to Allianz Stadium ahead of the Roosters on the ladder, and they can be expected to get up again for the traditional Anzac Day clash.
By: Christian Nicolussi
A superb display by the Roosters’ No.7 set the stage for a thumping Anzac Day win over the Dragons.
By: Christian Nicolussi, Phil Mitchell
South Sydney remain anchored to the bottom of the ladder after a 54-20 drubbing by the Storm. Earlier, the Roosters ran up a cricket score against the shell-shocked Dragons, winning 60-18.
By: Christian Nicolussi
By: Christian Nicolussi
In just a year, South Sydney have gone from beating Penrith to copping a half-century against Melbourne. Watch our five key reasons that it happened.
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