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James McOnie from The Crowd Goes Wild joined Piney to discuss the latest with the Dame Noeline Taurua and the All Blacks beating out the Wallabies.

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The Government recently announced a $5 million investment in a new Centre Court roof for Auckland’s Manuka Doctor Arena.

The covered venue will mean an end to rain cancellations and delays and assist in attracting players, with many other short and long-term benefits.

Tennis Auckland CEO Rohan West joined Piney to discuss.

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There's hype growing in Sydney as the NRL Grand Final looms.

The Storm tackle the Brisbane Broncos in Sydney despite an injury-ravaged back-end to the season.

FOX sports commentator Jake Duke joined Piney to discuss.

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The All Blacks are celebrating another weekend victory, but some believe the team will carry some scars after a tumultuous Rugby Championship campaign.

The Kiwi side took down Australia 28-14in Perth to wrap up the tournament, but ultimately finished second behind the Springboks on points differential.

Former NZ rugby union player Wyatt Crockett joined Piney to discuss.

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Netball NZ recently confirmed Dame Noeline Taurua will continue to sit on the sidelines as negotiations continue.

The national body and sidelined Silver Ferns coach remain unable to resolve their differences about the team environment - meaning the veteran coach will continue to be on the outer for the looming series against Australia.

Netball NZ CEO Jennie Wyllie and NZ Netball Players Association head Steph Bond joined Piney to discuss.

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Mt Maunganui rain has scuppered the Black Caps chances of reclaiming cricket's Chappell-Hadlee Trophy.

Last night's second T20 against Australia was eventually reduced to a nine-over match, but just 2.1 overs were possible before the wet weather returned and the contest had to be abandoned.

The Bay Oval is again host for tonight's third and final match of the series.

Black Caps coach Rob Walter told Jason Pine that while it’s disappointing they don’t have a shot at winning back the trophy, there’s a lot to learn from the outing.

“We’ll sort of focus this evening on trying to level up the scores.”

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Two Warriors have been awarded a high honour in the NRL world.

Erin Clark and Payton Takimoana have made it onto the 2025 Dally M Team of the Year – Clark as the lock for the men’s team and Takimoana as a winger for the women’s.

A consistent player in the season, Clark featured in all 25 of the Warriors’ games, starting in all but one.

He joined Piney to unpack the season and discuss what it’s like to win a Dally M award.

“To be at a function among some of the best players in the game was pretty special,” he said.

“And then to hear my name ... I was like, damn, that was pretty surprising, but yeah, I was pretty proud, and I’m happy.”

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