Phillip Rollo is a Sports Journalist at Stuff. He covers a range of topics within the sports industry, focusing on competitive sports and sports business. Phillip's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, including Stuff, The Spinoff, Nine Digital, The Press, Waikato Times, The Post, and Nine.com.au.
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Wellington, New Zealand (Local)
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Phillip Rollo's focus on local sports, particularly football and the Wellington Phoenix team, indicates he is likely to respond well to pitches that offer insights into the A-League and developments related to this specific team. He seems inclined towards event coverage and evolving stories, making him a good target for those with timely updates or exclusive access regarding players' performances, injuries, transfers within the A-League.
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Who grabs the last Super Rugby home playoff? VIDEO CREDIT: Fandom Media
By: Phillip Rollo
All Whites defender Tim Payne has become an unexpected star ahead of the FIFA World Cup – ironically, for being the “least known” player at the tournament.
By: Phillip Rollo
Chris Wood says All Whites capable of 'big things' at World Cup VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff Stuff will be on the ground at the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Wellington Phoenix have announced the departures of seven players, including import goalkeeper Josh Oluwayemi.
By: Andrew Voerman, Phillip Rollo
All Whites coach on fullback's newfound social media following VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff What you need to know
By: Phillip Rollo
Hurricanes coach happy to host Brumbies for once VIDEO CREDIT: Chino Barrett-Lovie What you need to know
At Hnry Stadium, Wellington: Hurricanes 66 (Caleb Delany 7', Cam Roigard 11', 39' Billy Proctor 28', Warner Dearns 33', 48', Ngane Punivai
Punivai scores hat-trick as Hurricanes thrash Brumbies VIDEO CREDIT: Sky Sport
Punivai scores hat-trick as Hurricanes thrash Brumbies VIDEO CREDIT: Sky Sport
By: Phillip Rollo, Andrew Voerman
Good morning and welcome to our live blog of the All Whites' final World Cup warm-up match against world No 4 England in Tampa.
