Jesse Wood is a Multimedia Journalist at Te Awamutu Courier and NZME. He focuses on a diverse range of themes including sports, agriculture, and culture, often exploring topics such as individual and team sports, beverage production, and farm management. Jesse's work has been featured in notable publications including AZ Big Media, New Zealand Herald, and RealClear Education.
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Te Awamutu, New Zealand (Local)
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Jesse Wood's coverage mostly focuses on local sports events, particularly rugby, and community news in Auckland, New Zealand. If you're reaching out to Jesse with a pitch, consider offering stories related to local sports events, achievements of athletes or teams from the region, as well as human interest pieces that highlight community engagement or success.
Given the geographical focus on Auckland and New Zealand rugby specifically, pitches should emphasize these angles. It would also be beneficial to tie any proposed topics into ongoing local discussions or trends within the sporting communities of Auckland.
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Helen Clark returned to her roots at Pirongia Forest Park Lodge last month to honour the volunteers whose vision helped create one of the region's best-known outdoor education facilities.
Taha Kemara, 23, is poised to become Te Awamutu Sports' next Chiefs representative.
The age old saying of “when life gives you lemons, make lemonade” was certainly adhered to at the Lemon Festival in Pirongia last month.
The memory of Te Awamutu rugby stalwart Bruce Bain will again be celebrated when former and current Te Awamutu College First XV players clash on Saturday.
Hautapu players will be right in the thick of it this Saturday as Waikato head to Whangārei to challenge Northland for the Ranfurly Shield.
