Felicity Reid is a journalist for RNZ, specializing in local sports news and events in New Zealand. With a focus on cricket and basketball, Felicity covers stories on team performance, player profiles, and the progress of various sports in the country.
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Felicity Reid's local focus on New Zealand sports, particularly cricket, basketball, tennis, and the Olympics indicates a preference for event coverage. She seems to be interested in stories related to athletes' experiences and team performances.
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Hamish Kerr from New Zealand with his Olympic gold medal after winning the men's high jump final in Paris 2024. Photo: PHOTOSPORT
Former NBA player Tacko Fall joins the NZ Breakers. Photo: AFP Towering centre Tacko Fall has signed a two-year deal with the Breakers after
Auckland FC's Alex Paulsen and Max Mata and Cam Howieson. Photo: Photosport
Three-time Paralympic champion Anna Grimaldi finally no longer feels like an imposter as she enters a new era of her career.
There are fresh faces and big ambitions for NZ as the new season of the World Rugby Sevens Series starts.
New Zealand SailGP Team, Dubai, 2024. Photo: PHOTOSPORT SailGP racing in New Zealand has been far from smooth sailing but Auckland is getting a second chance as a host venue.
Ben Shelton of USA celebrates a point in Auckland. Photo: Alan Lee / www.photosport.nz
Ethan Dick of New Zealand during the Men's All-Around Gymnastics on Day 3 of the XXII Commonwealth Games at Arena Birmingham. Photo: AAP / www.photosport.nz
Cycling and athletics cash in while football and hockey feel funding pinch in next Olympic cycle.
New Zealand has a significantly smaller budget than other countries for top athletes but those in charge of funding allocation hope that will change.
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