John Ferguson is the Political Editor at the Sunday Mail. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, competitive sports, real estate, and world affairs, with a particular focus on international sports leagues and major tournaments. John’s work has been featured in notable publications such as The Roar, The Economist, and Yahoo News UK, among others.
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John Ferguson's coverage focuses on local events, sports, government and politics in Oklahoma and Tulsa. He also covers topics related to basketball extensively.
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By: John Ferguson
If there's one thing you can count on in the Les Kiss era of the Wallabies, it's that they won't be afraid of having a crack, and that every player is expected to work bloody hard.
By: John Ferguson
It was clear from day one that defence was to change under new Wallabies head coach Les Kiss, and he has immediately demanded a new mindset for his defensive game plan.
By: John Ferguson, Dan Vevers
The Sunday Mail is today naming the senior police and prosecutors who must give evidence to a public inquiry into the murder of Emma Caldwell.
There are 18 Test matches between now and the beginning of the 2027 home Rugby World Cup, and the Wallabies must use these games astutely.
Les Kiss has made two points very clear at the beginning of his tenure as Wallabies coach: he wants his team to go forward and win collisions, and he wants a competitive environment for positions at all times.
By: Pratima Singh, John Ferguson
As population growth slows but food system risks intensify, new research finds that countries with stronger agricultural trade tend to have more affordable, diverse diets.
By: Dan Vevers, John Ferguson
They've claimed an insurance settlement related to the second fire means it doesn’t have cash for £265m restoration.
By: John Ferguson, Dan Vevers
Bosses at the Glasgow School of Art are facing demands to reveal how much insurers paid out after a fire destroyed its historic Charles Rennie Mackintosh building.
By: Dan Vevers, John Ferguson, Gareth Edwards
The Scottish Government insisted earlier this year that reports the new £2 billion hospital would be scrapped over costs were 'not true'.
