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Andrew Osborn (born 10 October 1972) is a former Australian rules footballer who played with the South Adelaide Football Club in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL).

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After beginning his football with Southern Football League club Reynella, Andrew quickly established himself at South Adelaide in a very competitive U17 team by winning the trophy for the Most Consistent Player in 1988. Then, in the following year, he not only won the W.J. Mahoney Cup for the best and fairest in South Adelaide's U17’s, but also the McCallum Medal for best and fairest in the SANFL U17 competition.

Progressing through the grades, Andrew was instrumental in South Adelaide’s win in the 1991 Reserves Grand Final and his football prowess naturally attracted the interest of two AFL clubs (Geelong in 1993[1] and Port Adelaide Football Club in 1998 (Zone Selection)[2]), but Andrew was kept from performing on that stage by long term injuries. The self-discipline, dedication and perseverance which he showed to overcome these difficulties and to reach the pinnacle of the SANFL competition were qualities that had long been recognised as an integral part of his game.

Andrew was a great team-man, and his appointment as South Adelaide captain from 1998–2000 recognised his skills as a leader and the respect in which he was held by his fellow team-mates and the club as a whole. In 1998, the award of the Magarey Medal, and his selection in the state side, were clear indications that this same respect was afforded him by the wider South Australian community.

When he retired from league football at the end of 2000, he had played 115 games and kicked 93 goals for the Panthers.

In late 2007 Andrew returned to his beloved Panthers in an off-field role, becoming the club's Marketing Manager.[3]

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Andrew Osborn is a British journalist known for his in-depth coverage of Russian politics, foreign policy, and relations with the West as Reuters' Russia Chief Political Correspondent and former Moscow bureau chief. He has reported on Russia for more than two decades, documenting the country's political and social evolution under President Vladimir Putin, its economic transformations, and major geopolitical events including the wars in Georgia and Ukraine. His work often focuses on Kremlin decision-making, internal power dynamics, and Russia's confrontations with NATO and Western powers. Osborn's career includes senior roles at major news organizations. He previously reported from Moscow for The Wall Street Journal, where he contributed to a team short-listed for the Pulitzer Prize in international reporting, and for British newspapers The Telegraph and The Independent. He began his journalism career with Reuters in Brussels, covering European Union affairs.

Early life

Birth and background

No verified details are publicly available regarding Andrew Osborn's early life, including his birth date, place of birth, family background, or education prior to his journalism career. No acting career Andrew Osborn, the British journalist and Reuters correspondent, has no known acting career in film, television, or any related field. The content previously appearing in this section pertains to a different individual named Andrew Osborn (1910–1985), a British actor and television producer active primarily in the 1950s. )

Directing career

Andrew Osborn, the British journalist and Reuters correspondent, has no known directing career in television or other media. His professional background is exclusively in journalism, including roles at Reuters, The Wall Street Journal, The Telegraph, and The Independent. Note: This section may have been confused with another individual named Andrew Osborn (1910–1985), who was a BBC television producer, director, and actor known for works such as Maigret and other BBC productions. No producing career is documented for journalist Andrew Osborn, as his professional background is in news reporting for Reuters, The Wall Street Journal, The Telegraph, and The Independent. The original section content describes a different person of the same name (a BBC television producer active 1950s-1970s) and has been removed for accuracy.

Death

Andrew Osborn is alive and active as of January 2026. No further death information applies.
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