James McOnie from The Crowd Goes Wild joined Piney to discuss the Crusaders beating out the Chiefs and the Brumbies defeating the Blues in Canberra.

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Kiwi alpine skier and double Paralympic gold medallist Adam Hall is set to break a national record ahead of the 2026 Winter Games.

The 2026 Winter Paralympic Games are set to kick off next week, and this will be Hall's sixth Paralympic event.

He joined Piney to discuss the milestone.

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The North Queensland Cowboys and Newcastle Knights will give NRL fans the first glimpse of the new interchange rules as they kick off the season in Las Vegas this afternoon.

Teams now have six players on the bench, however only four of the six will be able to be used across eight substitutions.

Former Warrior Chad Townsend joined Piney to discuss.

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Wellington Phoenix interim coach Chris Greenacre has kept goalkeeper Josh Oluwayemi in his starting side for this afternoon's game against Sydney FC.

The glovesman conceded a horror goal to open the derby last week against Auckland FC and shipped three more before being hooked at halftime.

Greenacre joined Piney earlier in the week to discuss the match.

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Crusaders coach Rob Penney has praised referee James Dolman for nipping niggle in the bud during their 43-33 Super Rugby win over the Chiefs in Hamilton.

There was plenty of feeling in the 2025 grand final re-match, and Penney was pleased the teams were given the message to focus solely on their footy.

Rob Penney joined Piney to discuss further.

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The Milano Cortina Winter Paralympics have just wrapped up the competition, but the show isn't over yet.

The Winter Paralympics get under way on March 6th, and one athlete is no stranger to the competition.

Alpine Paralympic Skier Corey Peters is headed for his fifth competition, and he told Jason Pine that he's on a good streak and is keen to get back on the slopes in Italy.

"It's just been tracking really well, so excited to see what, see what I can do in the next couple of weeks."

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