Electric Moment of the Week (06.10.2026)

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I'm going to freeze when I try and say one of the names involved in the electric moment of the week. Electric moment of the week thanks to Verizon Perth. A new era of commercial transport has arrived in Western Australia. This one comes out of the NRL Grand Final between the Roosters and the Knights on Sunday night. Goes to Walker.

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Cherry Evans again. They've got him one on one with Mazu.

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Nowonga Nituwase.

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Oh, picked up by Ponger.

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Ponger is away.

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Daily Cherry Evans gives chase. Can he get there? 20 to go. Won't get there.

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Oh, what a try.

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What a try from the Newcastle captain. Scooped up a loose ball.

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He's run 80 meters. And he's adoring Faithful in the crowd.

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I'm loving it.

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So at this stage, I think all of those that believed in the fairy tale dared to dream. Let's put the night's 12-zip in front over the roosters. Of course, the roosters came over the top of them. The genius of it was that Mark Nwonga-Nitawase was going to flick the ball back and try and keep it alive for a try for the roosters. And Ponga read it. He read it like a book.

And he was already going when Nwonga-Nitawase hit the air. His first name is Mark. That's the bit that gets me every time. There's a confused set of parents. They've decided to pair Mark with Nwonga-Nitawase.

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It's memorable, that's for sure.

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But he's the most athletic guy out there. He gets higher, he hooks the ball back, and Ponga is just all over it, swoops on the ball, sweeps the ball the length of the ground. Unfortunately, it didn't lead to the fairy tale, but it certainly gave us the electric, and it was the moment of the week. Designed for businesses that demand performance, innovation, and efficiency, Verizon per visit, verizonauto.au.

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