Andrew Voerman is a sports reporter at Stuff. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting. Andrew's work has been featured in Stuff, The Press, Waikato Times, and The Post.
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Auckland, New Zealand (Local)
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Andrew Voerman's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly cricket and football. He primarily provides event coverage related to these sports, with a specific focus on New Zealand teams and players. Pitches should reflect this by offering insights or interviews related to ongoing events, upcoming matches, player performances, or team strategies in the context of New Zealand-based cricket and football.
As Andrew focuses mainly on national sports events within New Zealand, PR professionals can tailor their pitches accordingly. Offering exclusive access to local athletes or coaches for interviews about upcoming games or recent performances could be appealing.
Given his extensive event coverage attributes and focus on specific sporting events such as Super Smash and Black Caps matches, relevant story angles could include pre-game analysis from experts or post-game reactions from players involved in these events.
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By: Andrew Voerman
Auckland FC celebrate with bus parade after A-League Men championship VIDEO CREDIT: Lawrence Smith Stuff will be on the ground at the 2026 FIFA World Cup
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Chris Wood says All Whites capable of 'big things' at World Cup VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff Stuff will be on the ground at the 2026 FIFA World Cup
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Auckland FC celebrate with bus parade after A-League Men championship VIDEO CREDIT: Lawrence Smith Stuff will be on the ground at the 2026 FIFA World Cup
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The New Zealand winter of 2026 was always going to be big for Michael Woud, but he was forced into a late change of plans.
By: Andrew Voerman
All Whites fullback Tim Payne has spoken for the first time after being the recipient of a wave of support from football fans ahead of the World Cup
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Andrew Voerman Comment All Whites fullback Tim Payne has spoken for the first time after being the recipient of an unexpected wave of support from football fans ahead of the World Cup.
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All White going straight from Auckland FC's title party to a World Cup VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff
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Some form of outside noise was always going to be a factor in the build-up to the All Whites' first World Cup appearance in 16 years.
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Chris Wood says All Whites capable of 'big things' at World Cup VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff Stuff will be on the ground at the 2026 FIFA World Cup
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Ryan Thomas will sit out as New Zealand face Haiti and England while Joe Bell will only be involved in the second match.
