Max McKinney is a journalist at the Newcastle Herald. He primarily reports on the Newcastle Knights and covers a variety of local sports, drawing from his background in news reporting on local government and transport. Max's work has also been featured in several publications, including the Wellington Times, Dungog Chronicle, and The Canberra Times, among others.
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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
The Knights skipper was marched midway through the second half.
By: Max McKinney
Knights skipper Kalyn Ponga faces a nervous wait to see if - and for how long - he might be suspended after being sent off in the opening State of Origin match in Sydney on Wednesday night.
Fists were flying - and helmets too. Login or signup to continue reading $1/week for the first 4 weeks
By: Max McKinney
Kalyn Ponga sent off: Billy Slater, Cameron Munster react to Origin I incident Kalyn Ponga being sent from the field at Accor Stadium.
By: James Gardiner, Josh Callinan, Max McKinney, Renee Valentine
NEWCASTLE Falcons coach Josh Morgan cannot recall a more athletic block. Certainly not in NBL1.
By: Max Mckinney
Newcastle host Parramatta at 3pm on Saturday.
By: Max Mckinney, James Gardiner, Renee Valentine, Josh Callinan
The Newcastle Herald sports team brings you sporting news as it happens.
Dylan Lucas may not have got a run in Origin I, but he has given NSW selectors food for thought with a standout two-try display in Newcastle's 28-22 win over Parramatta on Saturday.
By: Max McKinney
Dylan Lucas may not have got a run in Origin I, but he has given NSW selectors food for thought with a standout two-try display in Newcastle's 28-22 win over Parramatta on Saturday.
