Simon Brunsdon is an Afternoon Editor for Nine Digital, with a focus on local news in Melbourne, Australia. His articles cover a range of topics including sports, current events, and human interest stories. Simon's work has also been featured in Stuff, showcasing his ability to provide engaging and informative content to a wide audience.
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By: Simon Brunsdon
League legend Darren Lockyer believes there's a "positive" to come out of Spencer Leniu's racist slur scandal.
'Really, really sad story'
Min Woo Lee chasing $6.8m winner's cheque
By: Simon Brunsdon
Min Woo Lee admits it's a shame to see a weakened field contest The Players Championship this week.
By: Simon Brunsdon
Andrew Johns has urged disgruntled Dragons star Zac Lomax to front media and publicly put the unfolding saga around him to bed.
By: Simon Brunsdon
New Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt has secured his first major signing in the job.
By: Simon Brunsdon
Darren Lockyer believes South Sydney is "in a bit of trouble" after watching a calamitous display against Brisbane on Thursday night
Former Australian Test keeper-batter Matthew Wade has announced his retirement from red ball cricket.
By: Simon Brunsdon
In two and a half decades since entering the NRL , 195 different players have pulled on a Melbourne Storm jersey. Just five of those have been Victorian born and bred.
Club powerbroker reveals fact 'we're not proud of'
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