Bridget Tunnicliffe

Sports Journalist and News planner

Preston's Summary

Bridget Tunnicliffe is a sports journalist and news planner for RNZ, focusing on local sports news in Wellington, New Zealand. With a passion for covering a wide range of sports, Bridget brings a unique perspective to her articles, highlighting the achievements and challenges faced by athletes and sports clubs in the region.

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Geo Focus

New Zealand (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 63 %
Government Announcement: 10 %
Press Release: 8 %
Evolving Stories: 4 %
Breaking News: 4 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Team Sports
  • International Sports Leagues & Federations
  • Individual Sports

Pitching Insights

Bridget Tunnicliffe's coverage is primarily focused on local sports, especially netball, with a significant emphasis on event coverage and government announcements related to sports. She seems interested in stories about local athletes and their achievements as well as the impact of policy changes on sports clubs.

If you're reaching out to Bridget, consider offering insights or interviews related to New Zealand-based sporting events, developments in netball or golf within the region, and how government decisions affect local sports organizations. Additionally, pitches discussing the challenges faced by athletes or teams based in New Zealand may also be valuable given her focus.

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