Zoë George is a journalist based in Hamilton, New Zealand. She writes for various publications including Stuff, The Post, The Press, and the Waikato Times, with a focus on local sports stories and issues. Zoë is passionate about recognizing women's contributions in sports and bringing attention to important issues such as ACL injuries in women's leagues.
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Zoë George's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly cricket and rugby, with a specific emphasis on women's sports. She has shown interest in covering events related to these sports as well as governmental announcements.
Given the local focus of Zoë's reporting, she is likely to be interested in pitches that highlight local athletes and teams or provide insights into issues affecting women's participation in sports locally. Additionally, she may welcome commentary from experts who can speak to trends and developments within the New Zealand sports scene.
Pitches that showcase stories of resilience or success within New Zealand’s sporting community, especially those involving female athletes or addressing injury concerns such as ACL injuries in women’s A-League, could resonate well with her coverage interests.
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Training for a run? You have to fuel, says a nutritionist. BRUCE MACKAY / The Post Meet Zoë George. 38. Journalist. Sports enthusiast.
During my training for Round the Bays I've felt myself slipping back into the old mindset of not wanting to eat for extended periods of time in hopes of losing weight, and possibly running faster.
Zoë George is training for Auckland's Round the Bays for the first time. BRUCE MACKAY / The Post Meet Zoë George. 38. Journalist.
Training hasn't been top of mind for Zoë, who has been in a lot of pain, and under a lot of stress. BRUCE MACKAY / The Post
Zoë George Racing car driver follows her dad's tracks The name Sharon ‘Shaz' Keir might not be a familiar one, but she is one of Aotearoa's most decorated race car drivers.
For weeks now she's swapped her Louboutins for her trainers. BRUCE MACKAY / The Post Meet Zoë George. 38. Journalist. Sports enthusiast.
By: Zoë George
Super Rugby fans witnessed teething issues and players have voiced concerns with new mouthguards in the opening round of the competition, but it's a work in progress for the betterment of the sport, World Rugby says.
By: Zoë George
Womenzsports co-founder Dani Marshall said this was the first step to discovering the dollar amount disparity between men's and women's sport.
The NZ Symphony Orchestra receives millions of dollars in funding from the Government each year. NZSO / Supplied
By: Zoë George
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