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: Max Mckinney
Jeremy Marshall-King one week, Brandon Smith the next.
By: Max McKinney
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By: Max McKinney
Greg Inglis admits there was a time as a kid when he hoped to play for the Newcastle Knights.
Bradman Best has done it again. Dubbed a "game-three specialist" after being recalled to the NSW side for the third game of a series for a third time, Best has delivered for the Blues once more.
By: Max McKinney
Bradman Best has twice been a part of Australia's national squad. But for the past two years, the Newcastle centre has spent several weeks in camp with the Kangaroos , only to be left out of six games.
By: Max Mckinney, James Gardiner, Renee Valentine, Josh Callinan
The 1997 premiership-winning captain handed out jerseys and a debut cap.
By: Max McKinney
The Newcastle Knights have made a call on Origin stars Kalyn Ponga and Bradman Best for Sunday's clash with South Sydney.
Newcastle rallied from 20 points down to lose by two.
By: Max Mckinney
Newcastle rallied from 20 points down to lose by two.
Newcastle have several players sidelined with injury.
