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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World Rugby’s breakdown mess and a Johnny Sexton clone stand between Australia and victory in the final Test of their spring tour against Ireland.
By: Paul Cully
All Blacks coach wants NZ Rugby to change its rules on overseas selection. Super chiefs warn it will be the beginning of the end for the All Blacks.
By: Paul Cully
New Zealand's five Super Rugby clubs are confident they would be a match for global heavyweights such as Toulouse, Leinster or the best South African sides and are desperate to test that theory in a world club competition.
Paul Cully New Zealand Rugby wanted to take a test overseas in July. Three-test series will now be played in New Zealand.
By: Paul Cully
NZ Rugby is in process of renewing broadcast deal. Broadcasters' appetite for rugby will heavily influence NZR strategy.
By: Paul Cully
ANALYSIS: There are unlikely to be any Christmas cards whizzing between New Zealand Rugby and the French rugby union (FFR) this year.
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.
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