A study recently came out that said girls in New Zealand are dropping out of sport at twice the rate of boys by the age of 14. 

The research revealed that 95 percent of girls aged 11-17 aren't active enough and by the age of 17, they spend 28 percent less time being active then boys.

D'Arcy spoke to clinical psychologist Dom Vettise to break the study down, and discuss the reasons why this may be happening.

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A study recently came out that said girls in New Zealand are dropping out of sport at twice the rate of boys by the age of 14.&nbsp;
The research revealed that 95 percent of girls aged 11-17 aren't active enough and by the age of 17, they spend 28 percent less time being active then boys.
D'Arcy spoke to clinical psychologist Dom Vettise to break the study down, and discuss the reasons why this may be happening.
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Dom Vettise: clinical psychologist on the data showing more young girls are dropping out of sports

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The White Ferns have slumped to 1-1 in their T20 series against South Africa as they lost by 18 runs at Seddon Park in Hamilton this evening.

South Africa posted 177/5 and the Ferns got off to a strong start sitting at 63/2 after the powerplay.

However, regular wickets stifled their momentum and they were eventually bowled out for 159 in the final over.

Bowler Rosemary Mair joined D'Arcy to discuss. 

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The White Ferns have slumped to 1-1 in their T20 series against South Africa as they lost by 18 runs at Seddon Park in Hamilton this evening.
South Africa posted 177/5 and the Ferns got off to a strong start sitting at 63/2 after the powerplay.
However, regular wickets stifled their momentum and they were eventually bowled out for 159 in the final over.
Bowler Rosemary Mair joined D'Arcy to discuss.&nbsp;
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Rosemary Mair: White Ferns bowler on the team's clash against South Africa

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The beginning of the 2026 F1 season has been shrouded in controversy following the change in engine makeup.

Last season it was an 80/20 split between combustion engine and battery, this year it has been changed to a 50/50 split.

There have been several instances of cars having issues and, in some instances, not being able to get on the track.

David Dicker is the owner of Rodin Motorsport, and he joined D'Arcy to share his thoughts.  

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The beginning of the 2026 F1 season has been shrouded in controversy following the change in engine makeup.
Last season it was an 80/20 split between combustion engine and battery, this year it has been changed to a 50/50 split.
There have been several instances of cars having issues and, in some instances, not being able to get on the track.
David Dicker is the owner of Rodin Motorsport, and he joined D'Arcy to share his thoughts. &nbsp;
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David Dicker: Rodin Motorsport owner on engine changes in the 2026 Formula 1 season

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Every Monday, Jason Pine ranks the best and worst sporting moments from the week that was - and everything in between.

This week, he talked about the Warriors' recent victory, Auckland FC getting another win, and Liam Lawson's performance at the Chinese Grand Prix.

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Every Monday, Jason Pine ranks the best and worst sporting moments from the week that was - and everything in between.
This week, he talked about the Warriors' recent victory, Auckland FC getting another win, and Liam Lawson's performance at the Chinese Grand Prix.
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Piney's Power Rankings: Warriors start season strong, and Auckland FC gets another win

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Dom Vettise: clinical psychologist on the data showing more young girls are dropping out of sports

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