Wayne Cousins is a journalist specializing in local sports coverage, particularly focused on the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles and the NSW Rugby League. With a passion for showcasing the achievements and stories of athletes, Wayne provides in-depth articles on player signings, game analysis, and the overall culture of the teams he covers.
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Wayne Cousins' focus is primarily on local sports, particularly Rugby League with a specific emphasis on the Sea Eagles team. Based in Sydney, Australia, his coverage predominantly centers around event coverage and evolving stories related to rugby league.
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A Saturday night blockbuster awaits the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles in the opening round of the 2025 Telstra Premiership.
By: Wayne Cousins
Manly’s opening game of the 2025 Telstra Premiership season will mark 21 years since the Sea Eagles last played the North Queensland Cowboys in round one.
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles have been allocated the bye in the 2025 NRL Magic Round in Brisbane.
The long wait is almost over – the Brisbane Broncos are coming to 4 Pines Park in 2025 on Saturday, May 31.
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Head Coach Anthony Seibold has added several new faces to his coaching staff for season 2025.
The Sea Eagles are heading to Perth in 2025, and we want to see you there!
From Australian Schoolboys, State Cups, to rising junior representative players, there is a clear abundant of exciting young talent representing the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles in season 2025.
The opportunity to return ‘home’ and re-establish himself in the world’s toughest rugby league arena was a huge carrot in enticing prop Siua Taukei’aho to Manly.
By: Wayne Cousins
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Coach Anthony Seibold and Assistant Coach Jim Dymock gained an invaluable insight into the success of Super Rugby powerhouse club, the Crusaders, following a three-day trip to Christchurch with both clubs open and willing to share different learning experiences.
By: Wayne Cousins
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Coach Anthony Seibold and Assistant Coach Jim Dymock gained an invaluable insight into the success of Super Rugby powerhouse
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