Barry Guy is a journalist for RNZ, focusing on national news in New Zealand. With a passion for sports and human interest stories, Barry covers a range of topics including football, motorcycling, and Olympic events. His articles provide insights into the lives and achievements of athletes, as well as the challenges they face in their respective sports.
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Barry Guy predominantly covers sports, with an emphasis on event coverage. He focuses primarily on New Zealand's national sporting events and athletes across various disciplines including football (soccer), motorcycling, Olympics, rugby, tennis, and cricket.
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Often the chasers, the White Ferns can now be considered the ones being chased in world cricket.
New Zealand driver Liam Lawson doesn't see the remaining five races of the Formula One season as a test for him to gain a seat at Red Bull next year.
Analysis - Liam Lawson may not have made too many friends on Monday but he certainly kept his name in the conversations post-race.
Photo: Saikat Das / Sportzpics for BCCI via AFP There is a feeling of coming home for Black Caps spinner Ajaz Patel now that the Black Caps are in Mumbai.
The Kiiwi says he's taking a hardline approach in Formula 1 after coming under fire last weekend.
Phoenix captain Annalie Longo Photo: PHOTOSPORT Wellington Phoenix women's captain Annalie Longo goes into her second A-League season in charge yet to show her best as a leader.
F1 driver Liam Lawson of New Zealand, 2024. Photo: PHOTOSPORT New Zealand Formula 1 driver Liam Lawson has received the backing from the father of three-time world champion Max Verstappen.
Will Young of New Zealand plays a shot Photo: PHOTOSPORT Black Caps batter Will Young has become accustomed to life as a first reserve.
Swayzee driven by Cameron Hart, wins the 2023 NZ Trotting Cup. Photo: PHOTOSPORT
Liam Lawson of New Zealand, 2024. Photo: PHOTOSPORT Liam Lawson is coming to terms with the rigours of being a Formula One driver.
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