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Sporting Declaration: What would you prefer in Newcastle, a Supercars race or a cricket Test match?
Robert Dillon
FIELD OF SCREAMS: No.1 Sportsground has been out of commission for more than two years during an $8 million redevelopment that still does not meet elite-level sporting requirements. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers
Greg Prichard: Who can stop the Panthers, given Melbourne's cursed run?
Greg Prichard
CLASS ACT: Never write off a Melbourne team that includes Cameron Munster. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos
Seven Days in League: Bradman ducks a wild bouncer
Robert Dillon
UNLUCKY BREAK: Bradman Best training in a boxing glove to protect his fractured thumb.
Sporting Declaration: Kalyn Ponga can win the Newcastle Knights a grand final ... but they have to get there first
Robert Dillon
STATE OF THE ART: Kalyn Ponga's performance in the Origin-series decider has validated the Knights' decision to re-sign him to the most lucrative contract in the club's history. Picture: Dave Hunt, AAP
TOOHEY'S NEWS: Why Ponga is not the answer as Knights captain
Barry Toohey
Kalyn Ponga
Greg Prichard: Queensland produced a classic State of Origin ambush in the decider
Greg Prichard
THE POWER AND THE PASSION: Queensland players celebrate their victory in Wednesday's Origin-series decider. Picture: Getty Images
Sporting Declaration: Why Origin III can be the making of Jacob Saifiti
Robert Dillon
STATING A CASE: Jacob Saifiti will make his debut for NSW in Wednesday night's Origin-series decider at Suncorp Stadium. Picture: Jonathan Carroll
TOOHEY'S NEWS: Hoy's English deal resurrected as Milford decision nears
Barry Toohey
Tex Hoy
Greg Prichard: Can Nathan Cleary emulate the great Andrew Johns in Origin III?
Greg Prichard
FLASHBACK: The great Andrew Johns produced arguably the finest performance of his career, in Origin II, 2005. Picture: Darren Pateman
Seven Days in League: Some truly horrible food for thought
Robert Dillon
UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL: Knights winger Edrick Lee checks on Herald photographer Jono Carroll after collecting him while scoring the first of his club-record five tries against Gold Coast. Picture: Jonathan Carroll

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