Brodyn Knuckey is a national journalist based in New Zealand. With a focus on sports and cultural events, Brodyn covers a wide range of topics including rugby, cricket, and other national sports. His articles provide in-depth analysis, interviews, and updates on the latest happenings in the sports world.
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Brodyn Knuckey's articles primarily focus on sports, with a strong emphasis on rugby and women's rugby. Given the national geographic focus on New Zealand, sources who can provide insights or commentary related to these specific areas would likely be well-received.
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The fast bowler made an impressive debut for the Auckland Aces in the Super Smash and has already set new goals for the summer sport.
The Crusaders have been "blown away" by the support from the community for their annual long run to raise funds for the Child Cancer Foundation.
Carrington's string of accolades isn't a surprise given how dedicated she still is to her sport, writes Brodyn Knuckey.
Isaac McHardie and Will McKenzie have earned Olympic debuts with selection this morning in the 49er — a boat that has had plenty of success for New Zealand in recent times.
After more than 400 tackles and 90 minutes of hard-hitting footy on Saturday, you'd forgive the Warriors for easing into training this week ahead of Friday's match against the Dragons.
The Kiwi farmer won his third consecutive World Trophy title in Italy this morning, after defeating Czech Republic's Matyas Klima to be the last man standing.
There's so much love and care for the champion mare that she was able to see herself sold on the Gold Coast thanks to a trainer standing in a paddock with her with an iPad last night.
Jitka Klimková has "opted" to stand down as head coach of the Football Ferns for next month's Olympic campaign at the Paris Games.
Kiwi boxer Lani Daniels has defended her IBF light heavyweight title in convincing fashion, handing her hard-hitting foe her first loss in a clinical performance in Hamilton.
The injured all-rounder is back in New Zealand early after getting hurt in the team's first match after their historic T20 World Cup campaign.
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