Marc Hinton is a journalist and writer based in New Zealand. With a focus on sports, particularly rugby, Marc has contributed to various publications including Stuff, Waikato Times, The Press, and The Post. His work has also been featured in Nine Digital, The Sydney Morning Herald, WAtoday, and RUGBY.com.au.
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Wellington, New Zealand (Local)
Marc Hinton's focus is predominantly on sports, particularly rugby and basketball. His coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage, indicating that he may be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming games or significant events in the world of New Zealand rugby and basketball.
Given his focus on national (New Zealand) content, reaching out with updates on local teams, player interviews or insights into the performance of these teams would likely resonate with him. Additionally, providing unique angles specific to New Zealand's sporting scene could capture his attention.
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By: Marc Hinton
Charlisse Leger-Walker is finishing up at Washington State, but not with women's college hoops after her decision to enter the transfer portal.
By: Marc Hinton
Tokomanawa Queens and Tall Ferns player Stella Beck has been a regular in Tauihi Aotearoa. Chris Symes / Photosport
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Mary Goulding was so happy she couldn't stop crying. Just 10 months after the horrific car accident that nearly claimed her life just outside of
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Impressive lock Laghlan McWhannell has risen to the challenge in his first season of Super Rugby with the Blues. Hannah Peters / Getty Images
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At Eden Park, Auckland: Blues 50 (Ofa Tu'ungafasi try 13min, Ricky Riccitelli try 20min, Laghlan McWhannell try 30min, Taufa Funaki 2 tries
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Pssst ... Could Ruben Love be an All Black in 2024? The in-form Hurricanes fullback certainly has himself in the conversation. Hagen Hopkins / Getty Images
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Taufa Funaki and the Blues celebrate their 50-3 dismantling of the Western Force at Eden Park. Hannah Peters / Getty Images
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Blues No 8 Hoskins Sotutu celebrates at Eden Park after he scored two first-half tries against the Brumbies. David Rowland / Photosport
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