Murray Wenzel is a journalist with a focus on local news in New Zealand. He has written for various publications, including Great Southern Herald, The Australian Financial Review, Stuff, 7News, and more. Murray's articles cover a range of topics, including sports, health, and current events.
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By: Murray Wenzel
A jubilant Brayden Mercer felt like he had wings as he stormed to a shock, legacy-building Noosa Triathlon victory, seven years after the death of father Dean.
Jai Opetaia's camp have bid for a Gold Coast world boxing title defence they hope will earn "Australian boxing's Steve Irwin" the respect he deserves at home.
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