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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Inspired by legends: How an unsung foot soldier became the heart of the team (opens the original)
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It could have been Danny Buderus. Marc Glanville at a pinch. Copybook Paul Marquet. Billy Peden without a doubt. Warriors prop Mitch Barnett flopped a pass out the back close to the Knights' tryline on the last tackle. The ball landed among three Warriors attackers. Quicker than a kid spying a $2 coin on the pavement, Phoenix Crossland pounced. The hooker had earlier ripped the ball out of the grasp of Warriors bully James Fisher-Harris. He cleaned up another loose ball and snatched a low interc
Can Newcastle go all the way? Knights legends have their say (opens the original)
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It has been 25 years since the Knights stunned raging favourites Parramatta 30-24 in the grand final to bring the Provan-Summons Trophy back up the freeway. Andrew Johns, Billy Peden, Robbie O'Davis, Mark Hughes, Steve Simpson were the toast of the town. It has been 13 years since the Knights last made it to preliminary final, going down to the Roosters. On Sunday, the Knights are finally back there again. The city is buzzing. Can they repeat the heroics of 1997 and 2001? We asked 12 old boys if
'I could cry to be honest': The emotion behind fan's trek to watch Knights live (opens the original)
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BEC Prestwidge has been to more Knights games than she can remember. Home. Away. Countless kilometres. Unwavering support. Red and blue running through her veins since 1988. But this Sunday marks an almighty effort to watch her NRL team live in enemy territory, flying the flag while severely outnumbered by Warriors fans at Eden Park. It will be a hit-and-run mission, barely over 24 hours touched down in New Zealand, but an occasion the Belmont North woman simply didn't want to miss. "I could cry
Fast forward: Meet the young buck ready-made for finals footy (opens the original)
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It is hard to comprehend that Cody Hopwood is only 20. Yes, at 196cm and 105 kilograms, the hulking prop is an imposing figure. The type who could man the door on any pub from Dudley to Denman and not cop any grief. Watch him tuck the ball under his arm and run straight at a frothing James Fisher-Harris and the other bullies in the New Zealand Warriors pack on Sunday. Listen to him articulate how he dealt with the "pressure of being down to 12 men" in the most recent battle with the Wahs. Hear h
Surf, sand and semi-final bubble: Inside Mat Croker's finals week escape (opens the original)
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Regulars who surf the breaks along the famous Merewether strip at Ladies, Pogos and the Cliff would probably suggest Croker is being a tad hard on himself. "I only picked up surfing this year," the in-form Knights lock said. "I am OK. I can stand up but I'm still a bit of a kook." Croker grew up on a dairy farm near Nabiac. There was little time for shredding at nearby breaks at Old Bar or Boomerang. Now surfing is a vital part of the 27-year-old's weekly routine. It's his release from the NRL b
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