Bridget Tunnicliffe
Planning Editor and Sports Reporter at Radio New Zealand (RNZ)
RNZ Planning Editor & Sports Reporter - netball, cricket, tennis [email protected] / https://t.co/5VxCa1O8VJ
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3 days ago |
rnz.co.nz | Bridget Tunnicliffe
Black Ferns legend Portia Woodman-Wickliffe says the challenge winning back to back World Cups when the women's game is more competitive than ever, helped lure her out of retirement. The Black Ferns World Cup campaign has received a major boost, with Woodman-Wickliffe signing an eight-month contract with New Zealand Rugby. Woodman-Wickliffe announced her international retirement in July last year, after winning her second Olympic gold medal with the Black Ferns Sevens in Paris.
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3 days ago |
radionz.co.nz | Bridget Tunnicliffe
The Stars' new Australian recruit says she has no regrets about taking on what she sees as the 'netball establishment' across the Tasman. Defender Remi Kamo became the first Super Netball player to lodge an official complaint with Netball Australia last year, claiming there was a toxic culture at her Queensland Firebirds club and that it failed to support the well-being of athletes.
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3 days ago |
rnz.co.nz | Bridget Tunnicliffe
The Stars' new Australian recruit says she has no regrets about taking on what she sees as the 'netball establishment' across the Tasman. Defender Remi Kamo became the first Super Netball player to lodge an official complaint with Netball Australia last year, claiming there was a toxic culture at her Queensland Firebirds club and that it failed to support the well-being of athletes.
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3 weeks ago |
rnz.co.nz | Bridget Tunnicliffe
Do games like pickleball, padel and padder remind us that sport is actually meant to be fun? Bridget Tunnicliffe looks at why these racquet sports are taking off. Apart from having funny sounding names, participants say these sports are easy to learn, accessible, social and they can't get enough of them. Pickleball and padel are two of the world's fastest-growing sports.
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1 month ago |
rnz.co.nz | Bridget Tunnicliffe |Stephen Hewson
Relations between the Black Caps and New Zealand Cricket have soured amid a stand-off over digital image rights, with the Players Association saying its relationship with NZC is at an all time low. The dispute centres around the digital use of Names, Images and Likeness (NIL) and their use by Indian company Nautilus Mobile in the app Real Cricket, for a game called WorldCricket20.
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What's with the growing popularity of racquet sports beginning with P? Do games like pickleball, padel and padder remind us that sport is actually meant to be fun? https://t.co/VDmQX3x0a4
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Relations between the Black Caps and NZ Cricket have soured amid a stand-off over digital image rights, with the Players Association saying its relationship with NZC is at an all time low. https://t.co/LwfBsypuen
