James McOnie from The Crowd Goes Wild joined Piney to discuss the Warriors' first loss of the season and the ongoing Super Rugby season.

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Aerodynamic issues mean Liam Lawson will start from 14th in this evening's Japanese Formula One Grand Prix.

The two Mercedes will start from the front row of the grid.

NZ Herald sports journo Alex Powell joined Piney to discuss.

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The Wellington Phoenix women can secure a home playoff with a win over Western Sydney Wanderers - which is set to take place this evening.

The match will take place at Porirua Park at 4pm.

Player Emma Pijnenburg joined Piney to discuss.

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New Zealand Rugby’s head of high performance chief Mike Anthony is set to make a move over to football.

He's set to join English Premier League side Brighton as the club's first head of player development and high performance.

He joined Piney to discuss the move.

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England coach Brendon McCullum will keep his job despite the team’s Ashes debacle, following a review into his performance.

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) promised a 'thorough review' after Ben Stokes’ team were demolished 4-1 on their five-test tour of Australia, which ended in January.

English cricket journalist Tim Wigmore joined Piney to discuss.

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The All Whites will conduct an honest review after losing 2-nil to Finland in their football friendly at Eden Park last night.

A strangely flat first half was followed by an improved second, but the visitors took the spoils courtesy of a goal in each half.

All Whites Ben Waine and Ben Old joined Piney to recap the match.

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All Blacks head coach Dave Rennie has confirmed his assistant coaching group and Head of Performance to take the team through to the 2027 Men’s Rugby World Cup.

Forwards coach Jason Ryan is the only one who survived under the Scott Robertson era.

Ryan joins Piney to talk his reappointment - and what he can bring to the role in the months ahead.

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