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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July 8, 2026 — 10:25pm For most of the State of Origin series, the NSW pack had struggled to match their Queensland rivals, leaving the Blues on the back foot.
By: Chris Barrett
The sole survivor of the 1997 Thredbo landslide tragedy had been invited into the Blues camp to share his courageous tale and inspire Daley's players to never give up.
By: Chris Barrett, Adrian Proszenko
By: Chris Barrett, Adrian Proszenko
The star playmaker arrived at Concord on a big-money, five-year deal as the marquee star Wests Tigers fans craved. Now he has effectively been asked to leave the club.
The Tigers said on Saturday their co-captain would be released from the final year of his contract by mutual agreement.
By: Chris Barrett
Head office has proposed to grant the Bears, who will become the NRL’s 18th team next season, a marquee player allowance to help them attract big names ahead of their maiden campaign.
Canterbury captain Stephen Crichton was taken from the field after losing feeling in one of his arms in worrying scenes on Saturday night as the Bulldogs' surge to the finals hit the skids against a resurgent Canberra.
