Jonathan Drennan is a freelance journalist at the Sydney Morning Herald. He specializes in covering a range of sports topics, including rugby, boxing, and AFL, with a keen focus on competitive and professional sports, as well as sports business and broadcasting. Jonathan's work has been featured in prominent publications such as MSN, The Irish Times, and The Age.
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Jonathan Drennan's specialization is sports, with a particular focus on boxing and rugby in the local area of New South Wales, Australia. He covers events extensively and also reports government announcements related to sports.
To effectively reach out to Jonathan, consider offering insights or access related to local sporting events, particularly amateur boxing and rugby. Additionally, pitches featuring interviews with athletes or officials involved in these events could be well-received. If you can provide exclusive coverage opportunities for upcoming sporting activities or have unique perspectives on the impact of government announcements on local sports organizations, it may capture his interest.
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By: Jonathan Drennan
The All Blacks and Springboks have revived the old-school rugby tour. But its impact could change the international game far beyond their historic rivalry.
By: Vince Rugari, Clare Sibthorpe, Jonathan Drennan
‘Don't abandon the club': Swans fans ready to show support after week of turmoil
By: Clare Sibthorpe, Vince Rugari, Jonathan Drennan
After a week in which five male players were stood down for the rest of the season following an alleged incident in a Melbourne hotel room, the Swans will stage their first double-header featuring both the AFLW and AFL teams at the SCG.
By: Vince Rugari, Jonathan Drennan, Clare Sibthorpe
Go to latest Match report: Swans defeat North Melbourne in last game of regular season
By: Jonathan Drennan, Vince Rugari, Clare Sibthorpe
Embattled and under-strength Sydney beaten North Melbourne by 53 points in the Swans’ first game since the sexual assault allegations that rocked the AFL club. It was a dramatic day at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
By: Jonathan Drennan
Wallabies enforcer Lukhan Salakaia-Loto is looking forward to playing in one of rugby’s most hostile venues.
By: Jonathan Drennan
Wallabies enforcer Lukhan Salakaia-Loto knows that victories against Japan and Italy are important, but says they count for little ahead of
By: Jonathan Drennan
By: Jonathan Drennan
