Richard Becht is a PR and Communications Manager at National Rugby League. He specializes in competitive sports, professional sports, and sports business, with a strong focus on team sports and international sports leagues. Richard's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Cronulla Sharks, NSW Rugby League Ltd, and One NZ Warriors.
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Auckland, New Zealand (Local)
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Richard Becht's focus is primarily on local sports, specifically rugby and the NRL with an emphasis on event coverage. Journalists like Richard would likely be interested in pitches related to local sporting events, team sponsorships, player contracts or any other significant developments within the New Zealand Warriors or relevant rugby teams.
Given his geographic focus on Auckland and New Zealand, he would particularly appreciate pitches that are tied to this location. If you have access to insider information about these local sports teams or have unique perspectives related to their activities, it could make for a compelling pitch.
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Mitchell Barnett unbeaten in his first three State of Origin games for New South Wales.
St Thomas of Canterbury College and One New Zealand Warriors form pathways partnership.
Kurt Capewell epitomises ‘Origin player’ description in opening match of 2026 Origin series.
Luke Metcalf, Jason Salalilo out of One New Zealand Warriors’ game day squad to face Penrith.
Luke Metcalf to make comeback with One New Zealand Warriors’ New South Wales Cup side.
For fourth game on end Warriors are on the road facing Panthers in the Jersey Flegg Cup.
Season-best display catapults One New Zealand Warriors to Jersey Flegg Cup win over Penrith.
One New Zealand Warriors as selected for top of the table NRL encounter with the Panthers.
Luke Metcalf and Rocco Berry make successful returns for Warriors in New South Wales Cup.
One New Zealand Warriors hooker Sam Healey sidelined for a month with fractured thumb.
