Matthew Forrest is a Sports Reporter at various prominent publications. He specializes in covering themes such as competitive sports and sports business, with a particular focus on team sports. Matthew's work has been featured in notable outlets including CODE, The Courier-Mail, and The Herald Sun, among others.
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Matthew Forrest's coverage heavily revolves around local sports, particularly Australian Rules Football and the activities of regional teams. He appears to be focused on event coverage and announcements related to these sporting events. If you're looking to reach out to Matthew, consider providing insights or exclusive information about upcoming games, player transfers, team strategies or any other significant developments within the Australian Rules Football scene in Geelong and its surrounding areas.
Given his focus on local sports events and activities of regional teams like Geelong Cats, BFNL, GFNL etc., he would likely be interested in pitches that are specific to these teams or leagues. Additionally, since his geographic focus is local (Australia), make sure your pitch is relevant to this specific region when reaching out for potential collaboration opportunities.
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By: Matthew Forrest, Lauren Wood
The Western Bulldogs made history as the first winner of an AFL Wildcard final on Friday night.
By: Matthew Forrest, Simeon Thomas-Wilson
Gone are the days of kick to kick at lunch time. Footy-loving students aren't mucking about with a ball during their break anymore – they're breaking down vision, hitting the weights or meeting with coaches.
Hawthorn forward Jack Ginnivan will return from a back issue that sidelined him from the round 24 trip to West Coast.
By: Simeon Thomas-Wilson, Matthew Forrest
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By: Matthew Forrest, Eliza Reilly
By: Matthew Forrest, Lachlan McKirdy
