The Wellington Phoenix are under extra scrutiny following their latest defeat.

The Phoenix are second to last on the men's A-League ladder after a humbling 3-1 home loss to the Newcastle Jets.

Former All White David Chote joined Piney to discuss further.

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The Wellington Phoenix are under extra scrutiny following their latest defeat.
The Phoenix are second to last on the men's A-League ladder after a humbling 3-1 home loss to the Newcastle Jets.
Former All White David Chote joined Piney to discuss further.
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D'Arcy Waldegrave lives and breathes sport. He loves motorsport and revels in the torment of being a Warriors and Black Caps fan. Whatever the sport, big or small, he’s got a view.

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David Chote: former All White on the Phoenix's bad luck

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Three big golfing events are coming to New Zealand in consecutive weeks in 2026.

The NZ PGA championship in Paraparaumu will happen between the 19 and 22nd of February, followed by the NZ Open in Queenstown between the 26th of February and March 1st.

It was announced today that the ISPS Handa Japan-Australasia championship will be getting played in Auckland the following week between the 5th and 8th of March.

Jeff Latch, CEO of Golf NZ, joined D'Arcy to discuss what this will mean for golf in New Zealand. 

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Three big golfing events are coming to New Zealand in consecutive weeks in 2026.
The NZ PGA championship in Paraparaumu will happen between the 19 and 22nd of February, followed by the NZ Open in Queenstown between the 26th of February and March 1st.
It was announced today that the ISPS Handa Japan-Australasia championship will be getting played in Auckland the following week between the 5th and 8th of March.
Jeff Latch, CEO of Golf NZ, joined D'Arcy to discuss what this will mean for golf in New Zealand.&nbsp;
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Jeff Latch: Golf NZ CEO talks roster of golf events set to come to New Zealand

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The Big Bash T20 league got underway this week, and Black Caps batsman Tim Seifert put on some knock.

He smashed 102 of 56 balls in the Melbourne Renegades victory over the Brisbane Heat last night becoming only the second Renegade to score a century after Aaron Finch. 

Tim joined D'Arcy to discuss how he's feeling about his position in the Black Caps.

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The Big Bash T20 league got underway this week, and Black Caps batsman Tim Seifert put on some knock.
He smashed 102 of 56 balls in the Melbourne Renegades victory over the Brisbane Heat last night becoming only the second Renegade to score a century after Aaron Finch.&nbsp;
Tim joined D'Arcy to discuss how he's feeling about his position in the Black Caps.
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Tim Seifert: Black Caps batsman talks Melbourne Renegades performance

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It was announced today that a lower sternum tackle height was going to be implemented in the elite game of rugby for the first time at the World U20 Championships in Georgia next year.

It follows a successful trial in community rugby that has seen 11 countries implement these rules which resulted in 10 percent reduction in upright tackles, and some of the unions reporting a reduction in concussion rates. 

Mike Hester is the Head of Rugby Participation and Development at New Zealand Rugby and he joined D'Arcy to discuss further.

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It was announced today that a lower sternum tackle height was going to be implemented in the elite game of rugby for the first time at the World U20 Championships in Georgia next year.
It follows a successful trial in community rugby that has seen 11 countries implement these rules which resulted in 10 percent reduction in upright tackles, and some of the unions reporting a reduction in concussion rates.&nbsp;
Mike Hester is the Head of Rugby Participation and Development at New Zealand Rugby and he joined D'Arcy to discuss further.
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Mike Hester: NZR Head of Rugby Participation and Development on the changes to tackle height rules

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/7784f840-c291-422a-924b-ad9000bbad71/clips/8b2a9f68-c548-48c9-a702-b3b500795594/transcript

David Chote: former All White on the Phoenix's bad luck

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