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Michael Randall's coverage indicates a strong focus on sports, particularly basketball and related events. He seems to prioritize event coverage, evolving stories, and announcements within the Australian sports scene.
If you're looking to reach out to Michael, consider offering insights or interviews related to ongoing developments in NBL, Olympics preparations of Australian teams (like Boomers), or notable incidents involving prominent athletes within the country.
Given his national focus on Australia and emphasis on live events and evolving stories, providing exclusive access or insider perspectives into upcoming games or behind-the-scenes details could be particularly appealing for him.
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By: Michael Randall, Matt Logue
The NBL says it's giving fans what they want with a yuletide feast of 15 games in 12 days throughout the festive period as it continues to build momentum for the pioneering Christmas Day slate to become entrenched in the nation's sporting psyche.
The NBL says it’s giving fans what they want with a yuletide feast of 15 games in 12 days throughout the festive period as it continues to build momentum for the pioneering Christmas Day slate to become entrenched in the nation’s sporting psyche.
The NBL says it’s giving fans what they want with a feast of 15 games in 12 days throughout the festive period.
By: Michael Randall
Injured last month during a stint with the national team, Josh Bannan has watched on as his Brisbane has revived its season. His return is locked in as the Bullets close in on a new signing.
Resurgent Brisbane “ran out of legs” after four NBL games in nine days.
By: Michael Randall
The trademark grey business attire, spiked do and sideline strut of Scott Ninnis was back on the Adelaide hardwood as the twice-sacked former 36ers NBL coach began his WNBL reign with a victory that kept the Lightning's season alive.
The trademark grey business attire, spiked do and sideline strut of Scott Ninnis was back on the Adelaide hardwood as the twice-sacked former 36ers NBL coach began his WNBL reign with a victory that kept the Lightning’s season alive.
By: Michael Randall, Matt Logue
NBL player arrested, facing uncertain future after incident
By: Michael Randall
Still to tick off the last of seven-straight road games with a trip to Brisbane Sunday, Melbourne United coach Dean Vickerman has foreshadowed a high stakes homecoming against the team that beat his squad in last year's grand final and then a bitter all-Melbourne barn burner to end the regular season.
Still to tick off the last of seven-straight road games with a trip to Brisbane Sunday, Melbourne United coach Dean Vickerman has foreshadowed a high stakes homecoming against the team that beat his squad in last year’s grand final and then a bitter all-Melbourne barn burner to end the regular season.
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