Sam Worthington is a journalist with a focus on local news in Australia. He writes for Nine Digital, Cigalah Group, and the New Zealand Herald, covering a range of topics including sports, politics, and culture. Sam's articles provide insightful analysis and reporting on current events, showcasing his expertise in the field of journalism.
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Sam Worthington's articles predominantly focus on sports, with a heavy emphasis on football (soccer) and rugby. Given the coverage attributes and themes covered, it is likely that Sam would be interested in receiving pitches related to local Australian sports events, player interviews, or evolving stories within the world of football and rugby. Pitches offering insights into major sporting events such as Champions League or Europa League matches may also resonate well with his coverage area.
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'This next 100 days goes so quick'
Super Rugby Pacific team news for round nine
By: Sam Worthington
The Force have wasted no time getting Kurtley Beale into the fold with the Wallabies veteran named to start at fullback.
By: Sam Worthington
Arsenal 's 15 year semi-final drought will extend another year, after the Gunners were bundled out of the Champions League in Germany on Thursday (AEST).
By: Sam Worthington
Defending champions Manchester City have been knocked out of the Champions League by the kings of Europe in a thrilling penalty shootout.
'What happened there?'
Former England lock Geoff Parling has been confirmed as the final member of Joe Schmidt's slimmed dow...
'It's an enormous undertaking'
By Sam Worthington with AP Australia's Olympic chef de mission Anna Meares has downplayed security fears as France toys with a late switch to its Paris 2024 opening ceremony plans.
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