Daily Telegraph, News Corp, co-host Big Sports Breakfast Weekend, Wed Big Sports Breakfast, Fox Sports, NRL 360, NRL Tonight, TFJC ambassador
Australia (National)
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Dean Ritchie's coverage is predominantly focused on sports, particularly rugby league and NRL in Sydney, Australia. He frequently reports on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to this sport.
If you are considering reaching out to Dean Ritchie, it would be beneficial to provide insights or expert commentary on the latest developments within rugby league and NRL teams such as Sydney Roosters, Parramatta Eels, and Penrith Panthers. Additionally, if you have relevant information about player transfers or issues affecting these teams that could impact their performance or reputation in the league standings, your pitch may be of interest to him.
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Wayne Pearce was coaching NSW when he was forced to watch Allan Langer’s sensational return to State of Origin among a horde of overzealous Queensland fans in 2001.
The 2026 State of Origin decider is here!
By: Peter Badel, Dean Ritchie
In a remarkable day for international rugby league, four Prime Ministers witnessed the ARL Commission sign an historic agreement with Pacific rugby league federations on Wednesday.
By: Dean Ritchie, Peter Badel
In a remarkable day for international rugby league, four Prime Ministers witnessed the ARL Commission sign an historic agreement with Pacific rugby league federations on Wednesday.
By: Dean Ritchie
It was a harsh but fair critique from Blues coach Phil Gould that ended the State of Origin career of a rugby league legend – and secretly inspired NSW to a famous series victory last Wednesday night.
By: Dean Ritchie
This was typical Lozza. No fancy restaurant for a victory celebration, no caviar, no champagne.
By: Dean Ritchie
Wests Tigers are a mess, Canterbury stinks, and Parramatta has become a transit lounge. What the hell has happened to these three once-powerful western Sydney underachievers?
By: Dean Ritchie
Mark Nawaqanitawase could be offered a special two-week training contract to extend his tenure in rugby league so he's eligible to play in the end-of-season World Cup which would prevent him from touring with the Wallabies.
