Jonathan Drennan is a freelance journalist at the Sydney Morning Herald. He primarily covers rugby, boxing, and AFL, delving into themes of competitive sports and their business aspects, as well as sports broadcasting. Jonathan's work has been featured in notable publications including The Irish Times, Irish Examiner, and The Age.
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Jonathan Drennan's specialization is sports, with a particular focus on boxing and rugby in the local area of New South Wales, Australia. He covers events extensively and also reports government announcements related to sports.
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By: Jonathan Drennan
By: Jonathan Drennan
Angus Bell wants to become the world’s best loosehead prop, but as he prepares to face the Springboks, he admits his relentless pursuit of improvement has a mental cost.
By: Jonathan Drennan
On Saturday, heartbroken Fremantle fans left Optus Stadium after watching their team lose in the AFL Grand Final to Brisbane.
The Wallabies survived a chaotic final 10 minutes and four yellow cards to hold off the world champions with as few as 11 men on the field.
By: Jonathan Drennan, Iain Payten
The Wallabies' hopes of following up their Optus Stadium heroics with a drought-breaking victory over the All Blacks in Auckland next week have been given a boost, with Len Ikitau's ankle injury not as serious as first feared.
By: Jonathan Drennan, Iain Payten
Australia could be without five of the players who helped upset the Springboks when they take on the All Blacks next week.
By: Iain Payten, Jonathan Drennan
Iain Payten, Jonathan Drennan All Blacks and ex-Wallabies coach Dave Rennie has hailed the growth of his former team, saying Australia's
By: Jonathan Drennan
Wallabies coach Les Kiss could be forced to field an untested centre pairing in October's Bledisloe Cup series after Hunter Paisami received a four-match suspension for his high tackle against South Africa last Sunday.
By: Jonathan Drennan
Hunter Paisami will appeal his four-match suspension for a high tackle against South Africa on Sunday.
