Luke Kirkness is an Online Sport Editor for the New Zealand Herald, specializing in local sports coverage. With a passion for rugby, harness racing, and cricket, Luke provides insightful analysis, interviews, and commentary on the latest sporting events and news in New Zealand. His work has also been featured in NewstalkZB, News.com.au, and the Cigalah Group.
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Luke Kirkness focuses predominantly on local sports-related news in New Zealand, with a specific emphasis on cricket and rugby. His coverage also includes topics such as sports betting, government involvement in sports, and motorsports.
Given this focus, Luke may be interested in pitches related to local sporting events, insights into the performance of New Zealand athletes or teams (especially concerning cricket and rugby), analysis of regulatory impacts on sports betting or government policies affecting local sports activities.
His interest in "evolving stories" indicates that he is open to following up on ongoing developments within the realm of his coverage. Therefore, providing exclusive updates regarding significant changes or events related to these themes could increase the likelihood of engagement with him.
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By: Luke Kirkness
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By: Luke Kirkness
Shaun Johnson is set to be named in the Warriors ' starting side for their round 24 match-up against the Manly Sea Eagles in Sydney on Friday.
By: Luke Kirkness
Damian McKenzie missed the team bus from the All Blacks hotel in San Diego and had to make his own way to Los Angeles International Airport, a journey of 210km.
Damian McKenzie misses team bus after Fiji match ahead of match against Argentina.
By: Luke Kirkness
For those considering a leap into the unknown, Diamond’s journey offers a beacon of hope.
By: Luke Kirkness
Lydia Ko's childhood coach has praised the golfer for never being willing to settle.
By: Luke Kirkness
Lydia Ko’s childhood coach has praised the golfer for never being willing to settle.
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