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Sam McPhee

Sam McPhee

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Journalist, The Australian

Sydney

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Total articles 1770

  • The Paris Review - Briefly a Hawk - The Paris Review

    By Sam McPhee Verified| The Paris Review Verified By Sam McPhee February 11, 2025 I live with my family in the mountains of western Montana, near the small railroad town of Alberton. A week ago I found a dead hawk on my front porch. Flight feathers and bristle had been torn from the body, and scatters of down were fluttering in place or tumbling away, light as ash. But there was no blood anywhere, not even on the carcass. My five-year-old daughter, June, was there with me.

    By Sam McPhee Verified · The Paris Review

    Feb. 11, 2025

  • Australian Open; Craig Tiley to look at all ways to shorten matches

    By Sam McPhee Verified, Dean Ritchie Verified, Russell Gould Verified| The Australian Verified Australian Open boss Craig Tiley won’t bow to player pressure and change new rules around spectator movement as he vowed to look at “every avenue” to reduce match lengths after more games finished in the early hours of the morning. Tiley was beaming on Monday after men’s champion Jannik Sinner was handed the winner’s trophy after record crowds flocked to Melbourne Park with the event staged over 15 days for the first time.

    By Sam McPhee Verified, Dean Ritchie Verified, Russell Gould Verified · The Australian

    Jan. 28, 2024

  • The Paris Review - Briefly a Hawk - The Paris Review

    By Sam McPhee Verified| The Paris Review Verified By Sam McPhee February 11, 2025 I live with my family in the mountains of western Montana, near the small railroad town of Alberton. A week ago I found a dead hawk on my front porch. Flight feathers and bristle had been torn from the body, and scatters of down were fluttering in place or tumbling away, light as ash. But there was no blood anywhere, not even on the carcass. My five-year-old daughter, June, was there with me.

    By Sam McPhee Verified · The Paris Review

    Feb. 11, 2025

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The Australian

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

+61 2 9288 3000