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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Chris Fagan knows it "doesn't look good" but there is no white flag from a Brisbane Lions coach who only has to remember back to last season for AFL inspiration.
By: Murray Wenzel
Newcastle's NRL woes have been compounded by a potentially long-term foot injury for star fullback Kalyn Ponga in a limp 36-12 loss to Canterbury.
Greater Western Sydney will challenge Toby Greene and Jesse Hogan's one-match AFL suspensions in a bid to free them to face the Brisbane Lions on Anzac Day.
Josh Giddey was relegated to the bench for crunch time in his NBA playoffs debut as top-seeded Oklahoma City were almost run down by an undermanned New Orleans
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Lincoln McCarthy has lamented his team's inability to capitalise on their pressure, the Brisbane Lions small forward admitting their composure had been lacking ahead of an Anzac Day clash with the Giants.
Darren Coleman has demanded spark from elsewhere as the NSW Waratahs coach grapples with an unprecedented glut of front-row injuries.
Jordan Petaia may have played his last game of rugby union, with the off-contract Queensland Reds and Wallabies back likely needing season-ending shoulder surgery.
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