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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By: Jamie Wall
The spooky beliefs that lift us and those we can ignore.
Tamaiti Williams and Pasilio Tosi of the All Blacks. Photo: Lynne Cameron/ActionPress All Blacks v England Kick-off: 4:10am Sunday 3 November (NZT)
Ardie Savea scores for the All Blacks against England at Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin. Photo: PHOTOSPORT All Blacks v England
Sam Cane and Ardie Savea both make the match-day squad for the test against Ireland. Photo: Lynne Cameron/ActionPress All Blacks v Ireland
Jordie Barrett in the 2023 Rugby World Cup quarter-final match between New Zealand and Ireland at the Stade de France, Paris. Photo: Lynne Cameron/ActionPress
All Black Wallace Sititi celebrates at full-time following their win in the All Blacks v Ireland match. Photo: Chloe Knott/ActionPress
The Wallabies, All Blacks and Fiji all had big wins. Photo: PHOTOSPORT Analysis - They say there's a fine line between success and failure.
Team celebrate try. Super Rugby Pacific - Hurricanes v Rebels at Sky Stadium, Wellington, New Zealand on Saturday 8 June 2024.
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
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