Anna Harrington is a Sports Journalist at AAP Newswire in Melbourne. She specializes in covering football, AFL/AFLW, and tennis, with a keen focus on international sports leagues, major tournaments, and team sports. Anna's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Sydney Morning Herald, The West Australian, and The Daily Advertiser.
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Anna Harrington's coverage predominantly revolves around local sports, particularly soccer-related events and injuries in New Zealand. If you are looking to pitch to Anna, consider offering insights or access to players and coaches involved in the mentioned leagues and competitions. Additionally, providing analysis on how specific injuries could impact teams' performance would likely be of interest.
Given her focus on event coverage and evolving stories related to sports, she may also appreciate pitches that offer unique angles or behind-the-scenes perspectives on upcoming matches or tournaments involving the Socceroos or A-League teams.
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Former Socceroos captain Mark Milligan wants to know what the plan is to get the best out of a gifted group at future World Cups.
The former Swedish superstar had just one word to describe a penalty kick, and told the 18-year-old to โreach outโ.
The devastated Socceroos have been left to rue what might have been after a heartbreaking loss to Egypt ended their World Cup journey in the round of 32.
Fuelled by disappointment and a burning belief they could have gone further at the World Cup, the youthful Socceroos are setting their sights on 2030.
The Socceroos will hope Jordan Bos has avoided a serious left knee injury as the dynamic wing-back heads in for scans.
Fuelled by disappointment and a burning belief they could have gone further at the World Cup, the youthful Socceroos are setting their sights on 2030.
By: Anna Harrington
After the Socceroos' round-of-32 exit at the World Cup, Football Australia's bigwigs have thrown their support behind coach...
With their World Cup campaign sadly in the rear view mirror, the Socceroos' breakout stars will turn their eyes to their futures.
By: Anna Harrington
The Socceroos biggest stars have begun touching down in Australia just days after the side was eliminated at the FIFA World Cup in heartbreaking fashion
By: Joanna Guelas, Anna Harrington, Michael Ponticello
AFL icon Tony Modra has been discharged from hospital and will continue recovering from a freak near-fatal truck accident at home.
