Aaron Goile is a senior sports journalist for NZStuffSport, writing for publications such as Stuff, The Post, and The Press. With a focus on national sports in New Zealand, Aaron covers a range of sporting events and provides in-depth analysis and commentary on rugby, cricket, and other popular sports.
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Aaron Goile's coverage focuses primarily on sports, particularly rugby and cricket. Given the extensive event coverage, he may be interested in interviews or pitches related to ongoing tournaments, athlete profiles, or behind-the-scenes insights into sports events.
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By: Aaron Goile
ANALYSIS: Where there's a Will (Young)... there just might not be a way for the Black Caps.
By: Aaron Goile
Sharing a room with one of the biggest personalities in the All Blacks squad is proving quite the tonic as Asafo Aumua balances work and play ahead of the biggest match of his career.
By: Aaron Goile
It's almost like something out of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
By: Aaron Goile
Aaron Goile ANALYSIS: The All Blacks have successfully passed their biggest test of the year.
By: Aaron Goile
As soon as Beauden Barrett left the park with a head knock during the final quarter of the All Blacks' win against England last weekend, it was as if the penny immediately dropped for Damian McKenzie.
By: Aaron Goile
At Rangiri Dambulla International Cricket Stadium: Black Caps 135 in 19.3 overs (Zak Foulkes 27no off 16, Michael Bracewell 27 off 24; Dunith
By: Aaron Goile
ANALYSIS: Do World Rugby still have Mathieu Raynal's phone number?
By: Aaron Goile
ANALYSIS: As Super Rugby gets set to celebrate another milestone, it's time to take a look at who's going to be where for the 30th birthday edition.
By: Aaron Goile
The Chiefs have shored up their hooking stocks for next year by nabbing All Blacks XV rep Brodie McAlister from the Crusaders.
By: Aaron Goile
“I remember waking up every morning going, ‘How the f... am I going to do this'.”
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