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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Auckland, New Zealand (Local)
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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By: Liam Napier
Former All Blacks coach Ian Foster has landed a new job. Five months after leading the All Blacks to the Rugby World Cup final, Foster let
By: Liam Napier
New Zealand 11 South Africa 12 By Liam Napier at Stade de France Dashed dreams for the courageous All Blacks.
By: Liam Napier
By Liam Napier in Paris In a parting plea to improve the global game, All Blacks coach Ian Foster is calling on World Rugby to immediately introduce the 20-minute red card to the test scene.
By: Liam Napier
Blues 46 Brumbies 7 The ruthless Blues roll on. Australia's leading team were supposed to provide a much sterner test than the Blues had confronted recent weeks.
TJ Perenara is riding the crest of a wave that could soon carry him back to the All Blacks.
It is understood the man's partner and his children were watching the match.
By: Liam Napier
A Givealittle page created to support the young family of a rugby player who died after suffering a head knock in Beachlands at the weekend has already raised more than $90,000.
By: Liam Napier
New Zealand has its first case of an international sporting representative to be diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) - the neurodegenerative disease caused by repeated head trauma.
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