Nathan Taylor is a Deputy Editor at the Western Weekender in Penrith. He specializes in covering competitive sports, major league sports, and international sports leagues, with a keen focus on sports business and education management. Nathan's work has been featured in a variety of publications, including The New Yorker, Rolling Stone, and GQ Australia.
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Nathan Taylor's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events, particularly rugby and soccer, with a significant emphasis on event coverage. Therefore, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to local sporting events, player interviews, team updates, and community impact stories.
Given the prominence of government announcements in his coverage attributes, Nathan may also be open to receiving information about official announcements related to local sports initiatives or government support for athletic programs within the region he covers.
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Rosehill Bowling Club continue to be the toast of the local lawn bowls community, winning not one but two major awards recently.
By: Mike Rhodes
By Nathan Taylor— MUNCIE, IN—— Ten years ago, Delaware County celebrated an important milestone: Muncie and Delaware County were recognized as an Indiana Healthy Community (IHC) by the Wellness Council of Indiana. That recognition in 2016 represented the culmination of years of collaboration among local businesses, government, community organizations, and residents committed to creating a healthier place to live, work, and raise a family. Read the original story here. Today, Delaware County is celebrating that achievement once again. On September 2nd, Delaware County was recognized again as an Indiana Healthy Community at the Wellness Council of Indiana’s annual awards luncheon,...
By: Nathan Taylor
The Penrith Panthers Rugby League Academy was full of mixed emotions this week.
Champion fullback Dylan Edwards has been crowned Penrith's best player for season 2026, winning the prestigious Merv Cartwright Medal for the second time in his career.
After a less than impressive season last summer, the Penrith Cricket Club are hopeful of a better year ahead for their young but talented Belvidere Cup side.
Experienced footballer Brandon Borrello will replace goalkeeper Lawrence Thomas as captain of the Western Sydney Wanderers for the upcoming 2026/27 A-League Men season.
By: Nathan Taylor, Wade Weisz
By the time it feels urgent, your number is already set, so you've just found your project for the next three years.
Verdict: 3.5/5 Like many boys growing up, I played a variety of video games at my home in Penrith.
Despite growing up with numerous health challenges, 10-year-old Ivy Belcastro isn't letting anything stand in her way of becoming a star of the pool.
Like most local families growing up in the ‘90s, the South Coast was a destination that I visited often with my mother during the school holidays.
