Duncan Johnstone is a Senior Sports Writer at Stuff. He covers a variety of topics including motorsports, rugby, and events like the Indy 500, with a keen focus on sports in New Zealand and Spain. Duncan's insights and expertise are featured in Stuff.
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Duncan Johnstone's coverage focuses heavily on local sports events, particularly sailing and the America's Cup. Given this focus, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to these specific local sporting events, especially those that bring new developments or evolving stories.
As Duncan predominantly covers event-based content with a significant portion dedicated to evolving stories in sports, offering unique angles or insights into ongoing competitions or behind-the-scenes developments may increase the likelihood of engagement.
Pitching localized human interest stories within New Zealand's sailing and America’s Cup community could also resonate well with Duncan given his strong emphasis on local event coverage.
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Australia were cruising to victory until they made a late blunder - "I thought this could be the greatest choke of all time," Aussie skipper Tom Slingsby said.
Superstar fullback gives up $2m salary in Britain for his next adventure after the World Cup.
Revamped Te Rehutai ends a productive 2 months in Auckland as Barcelona beckons for next development phase.
Powerful New York yacht Club and their team cite major safety concerns and seek to be excused from Jeddah preliminary regatta in December.
The two-time champs are in a game of catch-up as they finally enter the Cup's foiling era, but don't tell Butterworth they can't win at Barcelona 2024.
By: Duncan Johnstone
US challenger slapped with $26,000 legal costs and told to look elsewhere for relief amidst "significant concern" over media leaks.
Four-time world champ finds the boats and speeds irresistible as he backs German expansion team for yachting's global league.
By: Duncan Johnstone
I never dreamed I'd get paid to watch sport. Now the fulltime whistle has blown, so here are some highlights from 40-plus years on the sidelines.
Double world match racing champion and SailGP ace teams up with Dean Barker for coaching assignment with Swiss syndicate.
More teams, more events and smooth public-private collaboration sees Barcelona predict staggering economic benefits from another legacy event for the Catalonia capital.
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