Bonnie Jansen is a journalist based in Auckland, New Zealand. She writes for the New Zealand Herald and NewstalkZB, with her work also appearing in Newshub. Bonnie covers a wide range of topics, including sports, culture, and current events, with a focus on local news and stories that resonate with the people of Auckland.
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Bonnie Jansen predominantly covers local sports events and activities in New Zealand, with a focus on football (soccer), rugby, the Olympics, and other sporting events. She frequently includes expert commentary and announcements in her articles.
Given her geographic focus on Auckland and New Zealand, she is likely to be interested in content related to local sports developments or news within these areas. If you have expertise or insights into upcoming sports events, local team performances, or trends within the mentioned sports topics specifically relevant to Auckland or New Zealand as a whole, your pitches are more likely to resonate with her coverage preferences.
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By: Bonnie Jansen
Black Foils driver Peter Burling is no stranger to the Auckland harbour.
By: Bonnie Jansen
Auckland FC management has revealed it is targeting Football Ferns goalkeeper Anna Leat for its inaugural women's side as they prepare to join the A-League next season.
By: Bonnie Jansen
Padel courts will grow, with plans for 10 to 15 clubs and 100 courts.
By: Bonnie Jansen
THREE KEY FACTS Auckland hosted its first SailGP regatta at the weekend Around 25,000 fans were expected to attend across the weekend
By: Bonnie Jansen
Steve Corica wants the Auckland FC forwards to prove they're worthy of a spot in the starting XI.
By: Bonnie Jansen
Former Auckland FC midfielder and New Zealand international Joe Champness has revealed why he parted ways with the club just eight games into the season.
By: Bonnie Jansen
Michael Mayne has bold plans to implement a new style with the Football Ferns.
By: Bonnie Jansen
Head of Medical and Performance says many Auckland FC players match EPL standards.
Coach Michael Mayne named three debutantes in his first Football Ferns squad.
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