James McOnie from The Crowd Goes Wild joined Piney to discuss the Australian Open, the Chris Wood saga and the Drua v Los Angeles clash.

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Auckland FC is hoping to turn their luck around and keep up the momentum after their mid-season slump.

The Kiwi side is set to head into their third game in nine days against Western Sydney.

Auckland FC winger Logan Rogerson joined Piney to discuss.

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'Insane' is how rising New Zealand snow sports star Luca Harrington describes his 2025 so far.

The 20-year-old Wānaka-born freeskier has now won three events, headlined by today's slopestyle gold medal on his X Games debut at Aspen.

Harrington joined Piney to discuss further.

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On the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast for 26th January 2025, Tim Seifert had a great time in the BBL, he was named in FOX Cricket's team of the season and is now plying his trade at the ILT20 in the UAE. He joined the show to discuss his time on the T20 circuit and his future ambitions to play for the Black Caps.

Shock X Games Gold medallist Luca Harrington joins the show to chat about how he rose to the top of the podium in Aspen

And Craig Gabriel recaps all the action from the penultimate day of the Australian Open.

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Ecuador's Jhonatan Narváez has claimed the leader's orange jersey after the penultimate stage of the Tour Down Under in Adelaide.

Narváez secured victory in the 145.7-kilometre stage and holds a nine-second lead over the previous leader, Spain's Javier Romo.

Kiwi Finn Fisher-Black, who finished third after stage five, sits third overall, 12 seconds behind the leader.

Cycling commentator Del Woodford joined Piney to recap the race.

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American tennis player Madison Keys feels letting go of the need to be a Grand Slam champion has been the key to her finally becoming one.

The 29-year-old's beaten top seed and defending champion Aryna Sabalenka across three sets in the Australian Open final.

The maiden major title comes at the 46th attempt for Keys.

Tennis commentator Craig Gabriel joined Piney to recap the action.

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Kiwi wicket-keeper batsman Tim Seifert has gotten his first taste of the Australian 'Big Bash' competition - and he's looking for more.

He's looking back on a mixed-bag of a cricket season, and he's got some new ambitions to discuss,

He joined Piney to explain further.

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Theres now less than 500 days until the new Christchurch stadium is scheduled to be completed.

Venues Otautahi is overseeing the build of Te Kaha, and CEO Caroline Harvie-Teare joined the show to give an update on where the construction is at and the plans for when the build is complete.

Harvie-Teare told Piney that they’re designing a programme of events for the first 3-6 months after the stadium’s completion.

She says they want to get as many people in their community through that building as possible, as well as showcase the diversity of the venue, and drive visitation to the area.

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