Kieran Pender is a Senior Lawyer, writer, and consultant. He is known for his work in human rights, sports law, and social justice issues. Kieran's writing has been featured in publications such as The Guardian, The Saturday Paper, and The Canberra Times, covering a range of topics including sports, politics, and legal matters.
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Kieran Pender's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly in the Australian context. His articles cover a wide range of sporting events and athletes, with an emphasis on providing event coverage and expert commentary.
If you want to pitch to Kieran, consider offering unique insights or access to athletes involved in high-profile events such as world cups, major tournaments or inspirational stories from the world of sports. Additionally, he may be interested in expert opinions related to legal issues within the sports industry.
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By: Kieran Pender
Matt Formston set a new world record when surfing the famous Nazaré break and is now pushing for para-surfing to be included at Brisbane 2032
Para-swimming hero Alexa Leary, vision-impaired runner Jaryd Clifford, and wheelchair track legend Madison de Rozario will lead Australia’s charge
By: Kieran Pender
Australia will have a 160-strong Paralympic team competing in Paris with human stories to sit amid remarkable athletic achievements
By: Kieran Pender
The Decathlon–AG2R La Mondiale rider’s lead is perilous but with a week to go he remains in red and in bike racing anything can happen
By: Kieran Pender, John Wilson
By: Kieran Pender
The professional rider says the demands of the outback odyssey are ‘wildly different’ from racing as he eyes fastest circumnavigation
By: Kieran Pender
The Australian will retire having gone from not owning a bike less than a decade ago to winning Olympic and world titles in the same year
By: Kieran Pender
Pro cyclist ends 30-day journey in home town of Port Macquarie, smashing previous record by nearly a week
By: John Wilson, Kieran Pender
Vexed question of public sector impartiality is back on the agenda.
Sport in this country has never seen anything quite like it. Mid last year, Australia co-hosted the FIFA Women's World Cup. The Matildas' memorable run to a fourth-place finish captivated the nation – from Sam Kerr's calf to that Cortnee Vine penalty. Attendance and television records were broken and broken again. For a month, women's sport occupied the national consciousness in a way it never had before.
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