Andrew McMurtry is a Sports Reporter at News.com.au. He specializes in covering professional sports, with a particular passion for hockey, and also explores themes in arts and entertainment. Andrew's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Advertiser Foundation, FOX SPORTS Australia, and the New York Post, among others.
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An Aussie actress has gone viral after being spotted at the World Cup as a princess celebrated her country’s big win.
The Beckham family showed their true colours during a public appearance that left everyone saying the same thing.
By: Andrew McMurtry, Ben Talintyre
Erling Haaland has touched down back in Norway after being knocked out of the World Cup but it's what he was carrying that raised eyebrows.
Erling Haaland has touched down back in Norway after being knocked out of the World Cup but it’s what he was carrying that raised eyebrows.
Jai Arrow will run onto an NRL playing field again despite the star’s devastating Motor Neurone Disease diagnosis that shocked Australia.
Jai Arrow will run onto an NRL playing field again despite the star’s devastating Motor Neurone Disease diagnosis that shocked Australia.
A quarter of a century on from September 11, 2001, stories are still emerging from the unthinkable day that changed the world.
A quarter of a century on from September 11, 2001, stories are still emerging from the unthinkable day that changed the world.
A quarter of a century on from September 11, 2001, stories are still emerging from the unthinkable day that changed the world.
A quarter of a century on from September 11, 2001, stories are still emerging from the unthinkable day that changed the world.
