On Sports Fix with D'Arcy Waldegrave for Wednesday August 13, the Black Ferns left Aotearoa today and they're off to Britain to defend their World Cup, or win it all over again, depending on your attitude. Chryss Viliko (named for her birthday – December 25) joins D’Arcy to preview the tournament and explain the joys of international flying, if you fit the criteria.

D’Arcy wants to know if the most venerable residence in the USA really deserves a UFC brawl on the lawn on Independence Day. Trump and White have a cunning plan.

The Chamber welcomes NZ Herald journalist Alex Powell. Will yesterday’s Kelly Jackson Silver Ferns eligibility rubber stamp trigger a mass exodus from the ANZ Championship? Why sign Te Maire Martin for just one more year?

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On Sports Fix with D'Arcy Waldegrave for Tuesday August 12, first Grace Nweke, now Kelly Jackson. Netball NZ’s eligibility laws are opening the doors for Ferns to play in Australia. Kelly joins D’Arcy to spitball around her decision.

D’Arcy pays tribute to the wonderful Peter Lester. A colossus of sailing and an all round great New Zealander.

The Chamber welcomes NZ Herald journalist Chris Reive, fresh from his time at the America’s Cup protocol release. There is no time for anything else.

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On Sports Fix with Jason Pine for 11 August 2025, Super Rugby Pacific CEO Jack Mesley joins the podcast to share his excitement in announcing the competition's Super Round which will take place at Christchurch's new Te Kaha stadium on ANZAC weekend 2026.

Newstalk ZB sport journalist Elijah Fa'afiu joins to discuss the Warriors third straight loss which sees the team lose their top four spot on the NRL table. Plus, Hayden Wilde's incredible return to racing from being hit by a truck, to winning his comeback event, the T100 in London.

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On Sports Fix with D'Arcy Waldegrave and Jason Pine. Friday August 8 2025

3 versus 4. The finals in sight. Both teams coming off a loss. Who is in the box seat? Former Warrior and Bulldog Steve Price joins D’Arcy to look at what maybe a season defining clash for both teams.

Piney broaches the Richie Mo’unga situation, now that he has been welcomed back into All Black arms again. Eventually.

D’Arcy and Jason cross swords in the Chamber, discussing the Black Caps’ repeat dose against Zimbabwe in the second test and they have a crack at NPC picks for the weekend. Well Piney makes D’Arcy do it.

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On Sports Fix with D'Arcy Waldegrave and Jason Pine for 7 August 2025, New Zealand Rugby CEO Mark Robinson joins the podcast to discuss inking a deal with Richie Mo'unga to return to NZ Rugby, scheduled for the start of NPC in 2026.

D'Arcy and Piney then discuss what this means for the All Blacks number 10 jersey as we advance to the 2027 Rugby World Cup. Plus, the second test between the Blackcaps and Zimbabwe gets underway with some fresh faces in the team, due to both unavailability and injury.

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On Sports Fix with D'Arcy Waldegrave for Wednesday August 6 2025, the wonder wide world of triathlon is coming to Tauranga. Not 1, not 2, but 3 events over 3 years - culminating with the World Triathlon Championship. CEO of Tri NZ Pete de Wet joins the Fix to talk us through the significance of today’s announcement. It was here in Queenstown in 2003, returned to Auckland 2012, now Tauranga gets a crack.

International rugby league is still as disjointed and sloppy as it has always been. The latest example of head-smacking idiocy has grabbed D’Arcy’s attention, and the miserable bugger isn’t happy. He’ll explain...

In the Chamber, D’Arcy and NZ Herald sports writer Ben Francis chew fat over the eligibility laws that have been tweaked in Aussie rugby. And can the Warriors bounce back against the Bulldogs after last weekend's mess?

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On Sports Fix with D'Arcy Waldegrave for Tuesday August 5, 2025, Sir Graham Lowe wants the State of Origin in Christchurch. Is he dreaming? There are plenty of reasons why it won’t happen, but what about the reasons why? He joins us to push his case.

D’Arcy celebrates Liam Lawson as the F1 season pitstops for a 3 week summer break. It’s been a mad year, but the young Kiwi hot-shoe is showing why he should be in Formula 1, despite being demoted at the start of the season. His resurgence is a reason to smile.

In the Chamber, D’Arcy and Newstalk sports journo Nathan Limm shoot the breeze around the Warriors' crumbling season and the lads give the thumbs up, or down, to Bazball.

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On Sports Fix with Jason Pine for 4 August 2025, All Blacks assistant coach Scott Hansen joins the podcast to discuss the All Blacks squad for the Rugby Championship. He shares insight in to some selections, including Finlay Christie's return as injury cover, plus new caps for Simon Parker, Tevita Mafileo, Kyle Preston and Leroy Carter debut.

Newstalk ZB sport journalist Elijah Fa'afiu joins to discuss the Warriors' loss to the Dolphins and what is needed as they face the top 4 Bulldogs this weekend. Plus the team review the first round of Bunnings NPC Rugby.

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