Mat Kermeen is a sports journalist at Stuff. He covers a range of topics including motorsports, golf, and the World Cup, with a particular focus on Formula 1 and New Zealand sports. Mat's insightful reporting has been featured in prominent publications such as Stuff.
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Australian Open: Cameron Norrie overcomes wrist injury to score straight sets, first round, win Mat Kermeen 17:45, Jan 16 2024
Former Black Cap Dane Cleaver goes big to push Central Stags into Super Smash contention Mat Kermeen 19:26, Jan 16 2024
By: Mat Kermeen
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His best days might be behind him but former Black Cap Martin Guptill can still bang the ball a long way.
By: Mat Kermeen
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The Chiefs' worst fears surrounding the knee injury to boom All Blacks loose forward Wallace Sititi have been confirmed.
By: Mat Kermeen, Joseph Pearson
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fast facts Former two-time UFC middleweight champion Israel Adesanya returns for the first time since last August.
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