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Malcolm Knox | The Age

The Age •
October 23, 2026 • 04:30 AM
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Malcolm Knox is a journalist, author and columnist for The Sydney Morning Herald.

Malcolm Knox | The Age

When it comes to attentiveness and screens, our laws trail dangerously behind reality.

As cricketers’ incomes continue to rise, we will have to change our ideas on what we think is “too old” for the Australian Test side.

Rain bombs, heat domes, atmospheric rivers, polar vortexes. Nature doesn’t hear what we call it; it only speaks through its actions.

Daly Cherry-Evans’ recruitment, like Cooper Cronk’s in 2018, proved the difference for the Roosters in 2026 as he owned another grand final.

The truth of rugby league is that fandom is all about torment, punctuated by the briefest flashes of ecstasy. Even the Roosters have had their lean times.

Victor Radley’s hip drop tackle on Friday night was similar to Phoenix Crossland’s, but drew only a penalty – thanks in part to the league’s outcome-based approach.

How is it that the singer ended up offending everyone? This is a study in the mental and moral gymnastics of good intentions.

The champion surfer’s story is an inspiration and a model for every man and for every person.

Knights coach Justin Holbrook has created team spirit and harmony in a short period of time. They will need all that and more against Penrith.

An athlete who can run, pass and kick only with the help of painkillers is enjoying a more enhanced performance than if he was lying on his couch watching.

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