Mat Kermeen is a Sports Journalist at Stuff. He covers a range of topics in the sports world, focusing on both individual and team sports. Mat's insights and reporting have been featured in prominent outlets, including Stuff.
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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
What: Bathurst 1000. When: Sunday from 1.45pm (NZ time). Where: Mount Panorama circuit, Bathurst, New South Wales. Coverage: Live on Sky Sport 1, live updates on Stuff from 1.45pm.
fast facts Star Warriors halfback Luke Metcalf is contracted for the 2026 season.
It's the question that became so frequent at Warriors media sessions this season that it became a running joke between the media and Andrew Webster.
8 minutes ago Mat Kermeen Welcome to Stuff's live updates from the United States Grand Prix in Austin.
The Kiwi driver started from 12th but finished seventh at the latest stop on the Formula 1 circuit.
By: Mat Kermeen
Just days short of the 16-year anniversary of Kevin Locke’s heroics at Lancaster Park, the Warriors are back in a purpose built Christchurch stadium.
Warriors co-captain puts in a huge performance on the comeback from a calf injury but there were plenty of lowlights in the big win over the Tigers.
It’s advantage Arvid Lindblad in the battle of the Racing Bulls at Spa, but Liam Lawson remains confident of a points-paying finish.
By: Mat Kermeen
All you need to know as the Warriors host the Dragons on the hunt for their first back-to-back wins in two months.
By: Mat Kermeen
When it comes to reviewing his Belgian Grand Prix, Lawson would do well to take on board Sir Steve Hansen’s famous advice from 2009.
