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Keith Quinn

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 Keith Quinn

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Keith Quinn

Legendary sports broadcaster Keith Quinn has come to be known as the voice of All Black test rugby in New Zealand. He has worked on countless All Black tours, and covered every Rugby World Cup since they began. Quinn worked for the NZBC/TVNZ for four decades, as both presenter and commentator. Aside from rugby, he has covered seven Olympic Games, ten Commonwealth Games, and three Paralympics.

In all honesty, there hasn’t been a day in my life since I was a little kid in shorts that I haven't thought about rugby. It's like a cantankerous old friend – you get tired of them sometimes when they aren't very nice to you, but you wouldn't be without them. 
 
 

Screenography

Screenography
 Role/s
 50 Years of New Zealand Television - Episode One

50 Years of New Zealand Television - Episode One

Subject

2010

 Paralympics 2000 - 2008

Paralympics 2000 - 2008

Presenter

2000 - 2008

 Legends of the All Blacks - The Legend Begins: The Battle with Britain

Legends of the All Blacks - The Legend Begins: The Battle with Britain

Presenter
Assoc. Producer

1999

 Scarfies

Scarfies

Actor

1999

 Old Scores

Old Scores

Actor

1991

 TP McLean Interview

TP McLean Interview

Interviewer

1990

 The Good, the Bad and the Rugby

The Good, the Bad and the Rugby

Backing vocals
Commentary

1989

 Rugby World Cup

Rugby World Cup

Presenter

1987 - 2011

 Commonwealth Games 1974 - 2006

Commonwealth Games 1974 - 2006

Presenter

1974 - 2006

 Olympic Games 1972 - 2008

Olympic Games 1972 - 2008

Presenter

1972 - 2008


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 Keith Quinn - the voice of New Zealand rugby

Keith Quinn is part of the fabric of Kiwi TV and sporting history. On hand to commentate and write about many of our key sports moments - rugby and otherwise -...

Awards

2005 International Olympic Committee's Sport & Media Trophy

1997 Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit
For services to sports journalism