Liam Napier is a freelance sports journalist, with a focus on local sports in New Zealand, particularly in Auckland. He is the Chief Sports Writer for the NZ Herald and writes for NewstalkZB. Liam's work has also been featured in various international sports publications such as ESPN, The Guardian, and News.com.au.
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Liam Napier's coverage primarily focuses on sports, with a strong emphasis on rugby and related topics such as All Blacks and sports events. Given his focus, he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide expert commentary or exclusive insights into the world of rugby, particularly pertaining to New Zealand teams and athletes.
Given his local geographic focus on Auckland and New Zealand, sources with specific ties or knowledge of these regions may have an advantage when reaching out to him. Additionally, expertise in areas such as sports policy or athlete well-being could also be valuable for potential contributions to his coverage.
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Scott Robertson's men secured their third victory in succession over England.
By: Liam Napier
Parker could challenge Daniel Dubois for his heavyweight world title in February.
By: Liam Napier
Damian McKenzie replacing Beauden Barrett to regain the glamour game management reins will inevitably garner the spotlight.
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By: Liam Napier
From injuries to the frothing Irish, the All Blacks have their backs to the Dublin wall.
By: Liam Napier
All Blacks 23 Ireland 13 Ireland's quest for redemption turned to a horror movie as the All Blacks humbled their arch rivals with an underdog triumph in Dublin.
By: Liam Napier
Ousted International Cricket Council chairman Greg Barclay and former All Blacks captain Taine Randell are among the applicants for the revamped New Zealand Rugby board.
Sport needs heroes and villains. Rugby is often shy, perhaps due to its traditional roots, of embracing controversy. But in a brave new era, Rieko Ioane has become an unlikely guiding light.
By: Liam Napier
The All Blacks are battled hardened while France are missing several starters.
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