Our Journalists

Jamie Pandaram is a multi award winning journalist who covers a number of sports and major events for News Corp and CODE Sports. He began his journalism career in 2002 and since joining the Telegraph in 2011 has claimed Walkley and Kennedy awards.

@JamiePandaram

Jamie Pandaram

Latest

Rugby

Trio battle for Rebels leadership

THE battle for the Rebels’ coaching job heats up after Tony McGahan stands down, while the Wallabies will honour fallen Warringah player Lachlan Ward.

Wallabies

Hotel worker set for Wallabies debut

WHEN league legends Andrew Johns and Brad Fittler ran into a hulking hotel porter in Fiji in 2012, nobody could have imagined he’d become a Wallaby within five years.

Ballina

TRY TIME: Wallabies fullback slides in for a try in his side's 37-14 Test victory over Fiji. Picture: JOE CASTRO

Folau helps guide ‘hurt’ Wallabies to victory

Aussie Super Rugby stars poor season as fuel to secure Test victory

Ballina

ROOKIE AUSSIE: Ned Hanigan had a strong debut for the Wallabies. His brother Charlie 'delayed' his university graduation on the Gold Coast to watch the Melbourne match.

Hanigans change plans to watch Ned make his Wallabies debut

Brother delay uni graduation to watch sibling make Wallabies debut

Rugby

LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 27: Geoff Parling (L) of Exeter Chiefs and teammates celebrate their team's 23-20 victory after the Aviva Premiership Final between Wasps and Exeter Chiefs at Twickenham Stadium on May 27, 2017 in London, England. (Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images)

Rugby redemption for one of game’s good guys

HE missed the Waratahs’ 2014 premiership final through injury, but this popular Australian rugby star got his redemption in England. It’s Payto & Panda!

Rugby

Cheika’s loyalty remains with Moore

STEPHEN Moore has received backing from Michael Cheika to remain Wallabies skipper despite pressure from Michael Hooper and some surprise candidates.

Rugby

Tolu Latu of the Waratahs scores a try during the Waratahs v Highlanders trial match at Brookvale Oval. pic Mark Evans

Tahs seeking scrum-uppance

The Highlanders’ star-studded backline receives the plaudits, but their secret weapon is a key set-piece that will test the Waratahs.

Rugby

L to R: Sydney businessmen John Murray and Nick Fordham in front of the Electronic Billboard at the Airport, advertising the Shute Shield broadcasts on 7two. Nick and John are the men who have revived Sydney club rugby in the last three years. Picture: John Appleyard

Plans hatched for club rugby Origin match

PAYTO & PANDA: “State of Union” club rugby match gains momentum, Will Skelton’s high school blues, scrum doctor puts down his scalpel.

Rugby

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 09: Cooper Cronk of the Melbourne Storm gestures with the ball during the round six NRL match between the Melbourne Storm and the Cronulla Sharks at AAMI Park on April 9, 2017 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Scott Barbour/Getty Images)

Three reasons why Super’s no good for Cooper

PAYTO & PANDA: the latest on Cooper Cronk, the Wallabies potentially jeopardising their own World Cup campaign, SBW on Te’o, and Georgia’s Australian insider.

Rugby

NOVEMBER 6, 1999 : Wallabies captain John Eales (L) clutches the William Webb Ellis trophy after Australia defeated France in 1999 World Cup final at Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, 06/11/99.Rugby Union p21///NOVEMBER 6, 1999 : Wallabies captain John Eales (L) clutches the William Webb Ellis trophy after Australia defeated France in 1999 World Cup final at Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, 06/11/99.Rugby Union

Wallabies can party like it’s 1999: Eales

IF the 1999 Wallabies shocked the world, the captain of that side is predicting an even bigger surprise two years from now.

Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/jamie-pandaram/page/138