Chris Barrett is an investigative reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald. He focuses on sports, competitive sports, and the business and marketing aspects of the sports industry, while also exploring themes related to health and wellness. Chris has been featured in various publications, including MSN, Brisbane Times, and The Age.
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Chris Barrett's articles cover a wide range of topics, with a focus on government and politics, international relations, crime, travel, environment, and LGBTQ+ rights. His coverage attributes indicate that he is particularly interested in government announcements and evolving stories.
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By: Chris Barrett
Ethan Strange entered his first State of Origin match with high hopes of living up to the exploits of Laurie Daley. His debut was fair start.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (FHEO) issued an enforcement memorandum
By: Chris Barrett
Add us as a preferred source on Google Sam Walker was shattered in the Queensland sheds as he came to terms with NSW's staggering turnaround
By: Chris Barrett
Sam Walker was shattered after Origin, but Queensland great Allan Langer says he has already proven he can shine on the game’s biggest stage.
Blayke Brailey’s teammates have spoken of his toughness and courage as he heads for scans that may confirm an end to his first State of Origin series.
Blues front-rower Addin Fonua-Blake has set his sights on wreaking havoc for NSW with the returning Payne Haas in game two of the State of Origin series, declaring the Broncos prop one of the best players ever.
The Blues front-rower is aware of commentary around his impact in game one but is eager to form what shapes as a formidable combination with the Broncos prop.
Sharks hooker Blayke Brailey has been ruled out of game two of the State of Origin series with a broken arm that he attempted to put back into place
