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Jonathan Drennan is a sports reporter for the Sydney Morning Herald.

‘I have two, she has one’: Moment Sydney Swans players were caught with cocaine

‘I have two, she has one’: Moment Sydney Swans players were caught with cocaine

It was a late Saturday afternoon when Alexia Hamilton and Paige Sheppard left the Clovelly Hotel to find a silver Toyota. They have apologised for what happened next.

  • by Clare Sibthorpe, Marnie Vinall, Jonathan Drennan and Sally Rawsthorne

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Rugby Australia to help decide Coleman’s future at Waratahs

Rugby Australia to help decide Coleman’s future at Waratahs

Rugby Australia will play a key role in deciding the future of Waratahs coach Darren Coleman’s future as part of a broader review into the club’s performance.

  • by Jonathan Drennan
‘We’re close, but no cigar’: Waratahs enter last-chance saloon against Rebels

‘We’re close, but no cigar’: Waratahs enter last-chance saloon against Rebels

After another heartbreak, this time in Fiji, the Waratahs return home with their season on the line against the Rebels.

  • by Jonathan Drennan
Pressure mounts on Coleman as Waratahs beaten in thriller in Fiji

Pressure mounts on Coleman as Waratahs beaten in thriller in Fiji

The cruelty of sport was laid bare on a hot and humid day in Lautoka, Fiji, as the Waratahs lost by three points to the Drua. But the Waratahs women’s team had a massive win.

  • by Jonathan Drennan
Jorgensen committed to the Wallabies, but post-World Cup NRL switch possible

Jorgensen committed to the Wallabies, but post-World Cup NRL switch possible

Max Jorgensen is excited to work under Joe Schmidt ahead of next year’s British and Irish Lions tour, but won’t write off a potential code switch after the 2027 World Cup.

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Hearts, minds and a ’16th player’: How the Drua broke through in Fiji

Hearts, minds and a ’16th player’: How the Drua broke through in Fiji

The Drua provided 18 members of the 2023 Fiji World Cup squad and have won back-to-back Super W titles, but their club is about far more than results on the field.

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Waratahs to lose another Wallaby as Tigers pounce

Waratahs to lose another Wallaby as Tigers pounce

As NSW prepare to face the Drua in Fiji, a star international back has announced he’s signed a two-year deal to join Australian coach Dan McKellar at English giants Leicester.

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‘A player gets poleaxed and they laugh’: The former Swan changing the game for Fiji

‘A player gets poleaxed and they laugh’: The former Swan changing the game for Fiji

Mick Byrne made his name in the VFL, winning a premiership with Hawthorn before finishing with Sydney. Now he is transforming the Fijian Drua as their head coach.

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Jorgensen returns for Waratahs on Fiji trip that could resurrect season

Jorgensen returns for Waratahs on Fiji trip that could resurrect season

Fullback Max Jorgensen has recovered from a hip injury and will return for the Waratahs in their first visit to Fiji in Super Rugby.

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Points or potential? Crunch time for Coleman as Tahs prepare for brutal Fiji mission
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Points or potential? Crunch time for Coleman as Tahs prepare for brutal Fiji mission

The NSW board will meet soon to decide the future of coach Darren Coleman, but how will they decipher the first month of the Waratahs’ season?

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Another week, another heartbreaking loss for Tahs

Another week, another heartbreaking loss for Tahs

The Waratahs have lost by two points for the second week in a row to New Zealand opposition, this time the Blues in Sydney.

  • by Jonathan Drennan