Max McKinney is a journalist at the Newcastle Herald. He specializes in sports reporting, focusing primarily on the Newcastle Knights while also covering a variety of local sports. Max's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Wellington Times, Dungog Chronicle, and The Canberra Times.
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Max McKinney's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly cricket and NRL in the Newcastle area of New South Wales, Australia. His articles feature event coverages and profile features related to these sports. For effective outreach, consider providing exclusive insights or access to local sporting events or athletes in the Newcastle region. Additionally, experts with knowledge of cricket and NRL within this geographic area would be valuable sources for Max's coverage.
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By: James Gardiner, Renee Valentine, Josh Callinan, Max McKinney
Rebekah Nutter reckons "you have to master your mind". The Newcastle mother, aged 44 and more affectionately known as Bek, has just broken multiple records amid travelling 232 metres underwater in one breath.
Newcastle Knights back-rower Dylan Lucas has suffered a nasty ankle injury during Friday's clash with the Sydney Roosters.
By: Max Mckinney
Coach Justin Holbrook remains hopeful the injuries aren't season-ending.
By: Max Mckinney
The duo were helped from the field during Friday's 23-22 loss to the Roosters.
By: Max Mckinney
Dylan Brown is out for the rest of the season.
By: Josh Callinan, Max Mckinney
An uncapped rookie has also appeared in the 22-man match squad for the first time.
Ask Phoenix Crossland about captaining the Newcastle Knights for the first time, and he says: "It wasn't about me, it was about leading a group of men that want to fight hard for everything."
By: Renee Valentine
Construction is well underway on the ground and multi-purpose pavilion.
By: Max Mckinney
Aged 21 and 22, they'll be the starting back-rowers on Saturday night.
By: James Gardiner, Renee Valentine, Josh Callinan, Max Mckinney
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