Nick Wright is a co-founder at Groove Marketing. He specializes in sports journalism, covering a range of topics including international sports leagues, major league sports, and sports marketing. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Sydney Morning Herald, Herald Sun, and Yahoo Sports.
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Brisbane, Australia (Local)
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Nick Wright's articles predominantly cover sports, particularly tennis and rugby, with a focus on local events and teams in Australia, Queensland, and Brisbane. He often seeks expert commentary to add depth to his coverage. If you're an expert in these sports or have insights into the local sporting scene in this area, providing valuable analysis or interviews related to recent events could make for compelling pitches. Whether it's discussing player performances, team strategies or insights into game outcomes - focusing on pertinent topics within Australian sports would likely pique Nick's interest.
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By: Nick Wright
Harry Kane's header gave England a 1-0 win over New Zealand in their first World Cup warm-up game in Tampa, Florida.
By: Nick Wright
Add us as a preferred source on Google When Reece Walsh was summoned into Queensland Maroons camp two years ago, he was seen separated from the main group, deep in conversation with coach Billy Slater.
Walsh says the Broncos’ slump won’t derail his Maroons return, as Kalyn Ponga accepts blame for the game-one send-off that cost Queensland.
By: Nick Wright, Adam Smith
The World Cup is finally upon us. Could it be England's year?
By: Nick Wright
Nick Wright reacts to Victor Wembanyama throwing Jalen Brunson to the ground during Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the San Antonio Spurs and the
By: Nick Wright
A passionate declaration was issued as Tino Fa’asuamaleaui revealed the health battle his father was enduring 100 kilometres away.
By: Nick Wright
Tears were shed, and a passionate declaration issued, as Tino Fa'asuamaleaui revealed the health battle his father was enduring within 100 kilometres of Queensland Maroons camp on the Sunshine Coast.
