Paul Cully is a sports reporter for Stuff and a contributor to The Sydney Morning Herald. With a focus on national sports coverage in New Zealand, Paul covers a range of topics including rugby, cricket, and other popular sports. His work has also been featured in The Age, Brisbane Times, WAtoday, and Nine Digital.
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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.
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Northern tour: All Blacks v Ireland: Where: Aviva Stadium, Dublin. When: Saturday, 8.10am (NZ Time). Coverage: Sky Sport 1 and live updates on Stuff.
By: Paul Cully
Northern tour: All Blacks v Ireland. Where: Aviva Stadium, Dublin. When: Saturday, 8.10am (NZ Time). Coverage: Sky Sport 1 and live updates on Stuff.
By: Paul Cully
Northern tour: All Blacks v Ireland. Where: Aviva Stadium, Dublin. When: Saturday, 9.10am (NZ Time). Coverage: Sky Sport 1 and live updates on Stuff.
By: Paul Cully
The All Blacks' 23-13 win against Ireland was the home side's first loss in Dublin for three years, but by the end the Irish were reduced to a near shambles.
By: Paul Cully
ANALYSIS: Super Rugby Pacific chief executive Jack Mesley must have been doing fist pumps after Fiji beat Wales overnight on Sunday.
By: Paul Cully
ANALYSIS: There are no excuses for the Chiefs next year: Clayton McMillan's side is stacked with All Blacks and All Blacks XV players, experienced and settled.
By: Paul Cully
Ratumaitavuki-Kneepkens underwent emergency surgery after a neck injury. Joseph labels Ethan de Groot as the “natural choice” for captaincy.
ANALYSIS: The NPC is going all right judging by the players who failed to pick up a Super Rugby contract when the squads were named on Tuesday.
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