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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The Chiefs celebrate after Wallace Sititi's try in their win over the Waratahs in Sydney. Mark Kolbe / Getty Images
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Josh Lord's frustrating run in Super Rugby continues, while two other All Blacks will sit out Saturday's clash against the Force. Getty Images
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Noah Lolesio of the Brumbies celebrates scoring a try during the round 10 Super Rugby Pacific match between ACT Brumbies and Hurricanes on April 27 in Canberra.
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Damian McKenzie admits he's a bit of a hypocrite when telling his players they have to keep doing the simple things over and over and not get “bored” on defence.
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