KeithQuinn
- Presenter
- Commentator
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.
Screenography
Biography
One of the longest serving sports broadcasters in New Zealand, Keith Quinn has had an exceptional career as a presenter and commentator. He has worked for the NZBC and TVNZ, in its various incarnations, since the mid 60s, covering every Rugby World Cup since 1987, along with eight summer Olympics, ten Commonwealth Games, and three Paralympics.
Awards
2005 International Olympic Committee
Sport and Media Trophy
1997 Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit
For Services to Sports Journalism
“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.”