Jamie Wall is a writer based in New Zealand, with a focus on national sports coverage. Their work has been featured in various publications, including NewstalkZB, RNZ, Goomba Stomp, and Tilt Magazine. Jamie's articles cover a range of sports topics, from boxing and tennis to gaming and psychology.
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Jamie Wall predominantly covers sports, particularly tennis and rugby in New Zealand. He focuses significantly on event coverage and opinion editorial pieces related to sports.
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New Zealand's Australian Rules Football sides head off for the 2024 AFL Pacific Cup this weekend, with players excited to be part of international action.
Will Robertson shift Ardie Savea back to openside? Photo: Nic Bothma/ActionPress All Blacks v France Kick-off: 9:10am Sunday 17 November
It says a lot that Scott Robertson has justifiably benched his two best players from last weekend for the test against France, writes Jamie Wall.
Please publish to sport, thank you! All Black Ardie Savea attempts to charge down a kick from France's Antoine Dupont. Rugby World Cup France 2023.
New Zealand's Scott Barrett and Beauden Barrett dejected after the loss to France. Photo: ©INPHO/Dave Winter
Scott Robertson. Photo: ©INPHO/Ken Sutton All Blacks v Italy Kick-off: 9.10am Sunday 24 November Allianz Stadium, Turin
Demi Salton of the NZ Kahu competes for the ball. Photo: juntanlaycosports.com
New Zealand's Will Jordan flies in for a try during the match against Ireland, in Dublin, on 8 November. Photo: PHOTOSPORT Kick-off: 9.10am Sunday 24 November
The NZ Kahu challenge Nauru with a haka. Photo: juntanlaycosports.com
The All Blacks huddle after the test win against Ireland in Dublin. Photo: ©INPHO/Billy Stickland
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