Nathan Taylor is a Deputy Editor at the Western Weekender in Penrith. He is an award-winning sports journalist with a focus on team sports, major league sports, and sports tournaments, often covering competitive and professional sports. Nathan's work has been featured in a variety of publications including The New Yorker, Rolling Stone, and GQ Australia.
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Penrith, Australia (Local)
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Nathan Taylor's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events, particularly rugby and soccer, with a significant emphasis on event coverage. Therefore, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to local sporting events, player interviews, team updates, and community impact stories.
Given the prominence of government announcements in his coverage attributes, Nathan may also be open to receiving information about official announcements related to local sports initiatives or government support for athletic programs within the region he covers.
While Nathan has covered other topics such as cinema and international affairs sporadically but considering his primary focus on local sports events it would be most effective to tailor pitches towards these areas.
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Ever since I started travelling nearly 20 years ago, I've always had a fascination with staying at unique accommodation.
By: Nathan Taylor
Penrith's Trinity Young-Mazzer is headed to the TYR Torian Pro 2026.
Panthers NSW Cup centre Sione “Johnny” Fonua has lifted the lid on what his former teammate Matt Eisenhuth is like as a coach.
By: Nathan Taylor
Paul Alamoti is the latest Panther who has indicated he'll test the open market in November.
Ivan Cleary will step down as Penrith coach at the end of the 2027 season. The four-time Premiership-winning coach made the bombshell announcement at Panthers headquarters this afternoon.
By: Wade Weisz, Nathan Taylor
The answer isn't one-size-fits-all, but here are some solid benchmarks that can help guide you.
By: Nathan Taylor
NSW fullback James Tedesco believes Panthers star Dylan Edwards won't be lost to the Origin arena forever, that's despite the Roosters champion
By: Nathan Taylor
From Western Sydney Wanderers ballboy to Socceroos goalkeeper at the FIFA World Cup 2026, Glenmore Park's Patrick Beach has certainly come a long way.
Some of the best sporting stories aren't necessarily the ones that end with a team winning the championship, they can also be about a group of people coming together to not only inspire themselves but others.
While Lindsay Smith wasn't named to be part of Laurie Daley's NSW Blues team for Origin I, he hasn't given up on his dream of representing his state one day.
