Guy Heveldt is a sports reporter and producer at 1NewsNZ. He covers a range of topics including the FIFA World Cup, cricket, and golf, with a particular focus on events in India. In addition to his sports reporting, Guy engages with his audience through discussions on popular quiz show #TheChase.
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Guy Heveldt's articles predominantly revolve around local sports, particularly horse racing and New Zealand-based events. Given his focus on event coverage and expert commentary, he is likely to be responsive to pitches featuring interviews or analysis from individuals involved in the mentioned sports.
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It looked like another tough day was on the cards for Ryan Fox on the PGA Tour, until he made the back nine.
A New Zealand Olympic one-two is fast becoming a very real possibility in the K1 500, after Aimee Fisher beat Dame Lisa Carrington in a world record time.
Michael Hendry's win on the Japan Tour gives him belief he can get his golf game back to levels before his Leukaemia diagnosis and, possibly, even higher.
As the Kiwi men's number one readies to tee it up in the PGA Championship, he tells Guy Heveldt he's thinking of going back to the European Tour.
Analysis: The kayaking rivals are so far ahead of the chasing pack that a New Zealand 1-2 in Paris appears highly likely, writes Guy Heveldt.
Ryan Fox, Daniel Hillier, Michael Hendry, and Kazuma Kobori will compete in a Major Championship for what's believed to be just the seventh time in history.
Lewis Clareburt strides towards his media duties with a big smile on his face and croissants in hand, merrily dishing them out to the media pack waiting to quiz him before he takes on the swimming world.
Torrential rain is threatening to reduce the men's triathlon to a duathlon, as Hayden Wilde claims he has cards yet to play against his fiercest rival.
1News sports reporter Guy Heveldt takes a look at the Kiwi equestrian team's time out on the course at the Paris Olympics at the end of day two.
1News' Guy Heveldt was at Vaires-sur-Marne to watch Carrington and Aimee Fisher get their K1 500 campaigns underway.
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