Jon Pierik is a sports journalist for The Age and Sydney Morning Herald. He covers a range of topics including AFL and cricket, with a focus on international sports leagues, major league sports, and competitive sports. Jon's work has been featured in MSN, WAtoday, Brisbane Times, Stuff, and Newswav, showcasing his expertise in sports business and broadcasting.
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Jon Pierik's primary focus is on sports, particularly Australian Rules Football (AFL) and its related events. His coverage heavily revolves around event coverage and breaking news within the local context of Australia, New South Wales, and Sydney.
When reaching out to Jon Pierik, consider offering insights or exclusive information related to Australian Rules Football events, breaking news in the AFL world, or any developments involving sports personalities from these regions. Additionally, providing analysis on trade rumors or updates on injuries within the AFL would likely capture his attention due to his interest in breaking news stories concerning this sport.
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By: Jon Pierik
With three rounds remaining in the home-and-away season, the sprint to September is on.
Jon Pierik, Scott Spits Magpies offer Howe deal, uncertainty over others Scott Spits
By: Fiona Byrne, Christine Lacy, Jon Pierik
By: Fiona Byrne, Christine Lacy, Jon Pierik
The long-time artist and player manager built his empire on celebrity but developed a reputation as a “bully”.
By: Jon Pierik
Essendon's coaching exodus has continued with another assistant coach about to leave the club, while Bombers great Tim Watson has taken aim at his
By: Jon Pierik
The bottom-placed Bombers are a club under siege, on Tuesday losing another assistant coach, while a club great even took aim at how they reacted to Leigh Matthews’ weekend barb.
The Australian Boomer and three-time NBL championship winner with the Sydney Kings has apologised to teammates for a second indiscretion.
By: Andrew Wu, Jon Pierik
Andrew Wu, Jon Pierik Essendon's dwindling crowds could cost the club a low six-figure sum in revenue as the effects of their poor season come back to bite.
By: Jon Pierik
August 5, 2026 — 10:00am A disgruntled group of NBL franchise owners has boldly called for the league to release a secret Basketball Australia report into the league's governance and its majority owner Larry Kestelman.
By: Jon Pierik, Roy Ward
Jon Pierik, Roy Ward A disgruntled group of NBL franchise owners has boldly called for the league to release a secret Basketball Australia report into the league's governance and its majority owner Larry Kestelman.
