Trevor McKewen has worked in senior roles within the sports and media industry for almost 40 years.
In June, Trevor McKewen travelled to Queensland to be with his dying brother. Now back home, he writes from his second spell of managed isolation in as many months.
Think people in hotel isolation here have it tough? As Trevor McKewen writes, the Australians take it to a whole other level.
He thought he'd moved on, but the news the Holden brand was being killed off hit Trevor McKewen harder than he expected. Here he reminisces about a youthful infatuation that clearly never quite went away.
A unique deal saw Sky buy the rugby rights and sell some of itself to NZ Rugby. Trevor McKewen breaks down what it all means.
Could Spark’s Rugby World Cup streaming failure force a pragmatic alliance with Sky to live within their means and prevent New Zealand Rugby gouging them?
Ahead of the All Blacks first game Trevor McKewen makes some his fanciful, fraught and some hopefully on-point predictions for the Rugby World Cup.
The latest twist in the Warriors tale might be grim, but it comes as little surprise to sports journalist and former Warriors CEO Trevor McKewen.
A squad of New Zealand's big sporting bodies just announced they were 'taking a stand', to 'create a positive experience for all young people playing sport'.
With the acquisition of global rugby streaming leader RugbyPass, Sky might have just secured its future, writes Trevor McKewen.
Spark invited Sky TV to get into the ring over the fight for Kiwi sports fans and their eyeballs. Sky’s CEO just hit back.
After a truce as both sorted out new corporate bosses, the Sky v Spark sports war has suddenly hotted up again. Trevor McKewen had a ringside seat.
Trevor McKewen’s 1992 book celebrated a stoic, machismo national character. Recently his daughter asked: would you want your grandsons to read that?
Times have changed, writes veteran sports journalist Trevor McKewen, and so should rugby.
Fresh shadows are descending on Australian rugby – and it goes further than the Israel Folau saga, writes Trevor McKewen.
New Sky CEO Martin Stewart has had a huge first month in the job, burning down the house of his famed predecessor John Fellet.
Surfing is having its own #MeToo moment and the reckoning is long past due, surfer Trevor McKewen explains.
