Tom Morris (journalist)
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Tom Morris | |
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| Born | 30 July 1991 |
| Education | Melbourne Grammar/La Trobe University |
| Years active | 2015−present |
| Employer | Seven Network |
Tom Morris (born 30 July 1991)[1] is an Australian sports journalist who specialises in Australian rules football and cricket. He is a football reporter at the Seven Network and also appears on Sunday Footy Feast and Agenda Setters.
Television
Fox Sports
In 2015, Morris was hired by Fox Sports.[2]
A keen cricket lover, Morris also worked for Fox Cricket and caught a ball at a Big Bash League match.[3] Morris also contributed to Cricinfo.[4]
Nine Network
In November 2023, Morris was hired by the Nine Network as the chief football reporter.[5]
Morris hosts Nine's AFL show Footy Furnace with James Hird[6] and Jimmy Bartel.[7]
In 2025, Morris joined Footy Classified.[8]
Seven Network
In 2026, Morris joined the Seven Network’s AFL and cricket coverage.[9]He will also host the network’s weekly Wednesday night program The Agenda Setters, alongside 7NEWS chief football reporter Mitch Cleary, Nick Riewoldt, and a rotating fourth panellist.[10][11]
Radio
AFL
He has also held roles with 3AW,[12] SEN, News Corp and the St Kilda Football Club.[13]
In March 2023, Morris returned to the media hosting Sunday Crunchtime on radio station SEN with former Fox Footy colleague Sarah Olle.[14][15]
In May 2023, Morris broke the story that Richmond coach Damien Hardwick was to announce his resignation effective immediately. Morris received praise from his peers for the scoop.[16][17]
Cricket
In 2024, Morris joined the SEN cricket team as host and commentator of their coverage of the 2024/2025 Australian summer of cricket.[18][19]