Mat Kermeen is a sports journalist at Stuff, a leading news outlet in New Zealand. With a focus on local sports, Mat covers a wide range of sporting events and stories, providing in-depth analysis and engaging coverage. From motorsports to rugby and cricket, Mat's articles offer readers a comprehensive look into the world of New Zealand sports.
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Mat Kermeen's focus is on local sports in New Zealand, with an emphasis on event coverage across various sports such as rugby, horse racing, Formula 1, boxing, motorsports and soccer. To effectively reach out to Mat Kermeen, consider offering exclusive insights or interviews related to the events covered in his articles. As most of his coverage revolves around event reporting (76%), highlighting upcoming local sporting events and providing behind-the-scenes access could be particularly appealing.
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By: Mat Kermeen
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Mat Kermeen 20:58, Nov 27 2023 A Kiwi athlete has won the iconic Ultraman World Championships in Kona while smashing the race record
By: Mat Kermeen
Just like they were in Paris, the All Blacks have been pipped at the post in the search engine trending stakes of 2023.
By: Mat Kermeen
Our top drivers had another stellar year, and from Liam Lawson and Scott Dixon down to a promising new crop there is plenty to get excited about.
After hitting 77 from 55 balls, the White Ferns and Wellington star spun her way to carrer-best figures with five wickets.
With four seconds left, the former NBA player called a time-out. The only issue being - players can't make that call in the NBL.
Australian Open: Cameron Norrie overcomes wrist injury to score straight sets, first round, win Mat Kermeen 17:45, Jan 16 2024
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