Christchurch has been confirmed as a host city for the Rugby League World Cup at the end of next year.

The tournament was originally set to take place in Australia and Papua New Guinea, but the new Te Kaha stadium is set to host some high-profile double headers.

Otautahi Venues CEO Caroline Harvie-Teare joined Piney to discuss.

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Christchurch has been confirmed as a host city for the Rugby League World Cup at the end of next year.
The tournament was originally set to take place in Australia and Papua New Guinea, but the new Te Kaha stadium is set to host some high-profile double headers.
Otautahi Venues CEO Caroline Harvie-Teare joined Piney to discuss.
LISTEN ABOVE

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Caroline Harvie-Teare: Otautahi Venues CEO on the rugby league fixtures coming to Christchurch

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