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.
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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The ghosts of previous losses to Samoa, Scotland and Italy may haunt fans, but there is no comparison with the coming match.
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Test will take place nine years after famous 2016 defeat. Fixture likely to happen in October/November to start end-of-season tour.
By: Paul Cully
Savea set to miss 2026 Super Rugby season for another Japan stint. Savea will remain under NZ Rugby player management rules at Moana Pasifika.
By: Paul Cully
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NZ Rugby becomes Sanzaar's broadcaster into emerging markets. Paywall trial has begun in Germany at $22 a month.
By: Paul Cully
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NZ Rugby Commercial believes it can reach just under 100 million fans. Renewal of tier one sponsorships post 2027 looms as pivotal moment.
By: Paul Cully
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