Paul Cully is a Sports Reporter at Stuff. He specializes in competitive sports, with a focus on rugby, the World Cup, and European football, as well as the business aspects of professional sports. Paul has been featured in various prominent publications, including The Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times, and The Age.
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Paul Cully's coverage is highly focused on sports, particularly rugby and cricket. His articles often involve event coverage and expert commentary. To effectively reach out to Paul, consider offering insights from experts in the field of rugby or cricket. For instance, providing analysis on team strategies, player performances, or behind-the-scenes dynamics could be compelling pitches for him.
Given his national focus on New Zealand, topics related to New Zealand Rugby and the White Ferns would likely resonate with him more strongly than those concerning Australian Rugby or other international teams.
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Paul Cully Afternoon fixture will follow Black Ferns trial at Semenoff Stadium. Scotland last played the Māori All Blacks in 2000.
By: Paul Cully
Paul Cully Barrett was injected at halftime against Bristol in the European Champions Cup pool stage match, and he made an immediate impact by setting up a try and scoring one himself.
By: Paul Cully
Paul Cully All Blacks' 50-test unbeaten streak goes on the line. Black Ferns to play in Christchurch, Auckland and Wellington.
By: Paul Cully
David Kirk and Keven Mealamu both chosen as NZ Rugby board members. Provincial chairs to meet later this week to discuss candidates and process.
By: Paul Cully
Jamie Joseph has put his stamp on the Highlanders, selecting winger Timoci Tavatavanawai and loose forward Hugh Renton as his co-captains for the 2025 campaign.
By: Paul Cully
Highlanders named Hugh Renton and Timoci Tavatavanawai as co-captains. Ethan de Groot lost ABs' spot last year after disciplinary breach on tour.
By: Paul Cully
ANALYSIS: Scott Robertson's powers of persuasion appear to have a limit.
Rights holders try to gain leverage in more challenging broadcast market. NZR remains locked in negotiations with Sky.
By: Paul Cully
OPINION: I was lucky enough to spend almost a month in Northern Ireland over the Christmas and New Year period.
ANALYSIS: The prospect of All Blacks fans needing a second subscription service to watch all tests in the next broadcast cycle remains alive.
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