By: Bridget Tunnicliffe
The National Football League (NFL) is so keen to see every kid with an American football in their hand, they are introducing New Zealand youth to the non-contact version of the sport and funding it.
Bridget Tunnicliffe is a Sports Journalist and News Planner at RNZ. With 18 years of experience, she has covered a range of areas including general news and Pacific news, but her primary focus has been on sports reporting, having reported from multiple Netball World Cups and Commonwealth Games. Bridget's work has been featured in the New Zealand Herald, RNZ, Indian Weekender, Stuff, Pacific Media Network, and The Press.
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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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