Helen Clark: former Prime Minister on whether the Rugby World Cup should return to New Zealand
The race is on to determine the future host of the 2035 Rugby World Cup, and plenty of contenders have voiced interest.
Reports claim that Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE have expressed interest in hosting the event - but Spain, Japan and Italy have also thrown their hats in the ring for the cup.
Former Prime Minister Helen Clark played a key role in getting the Rugby World Cup over to our shores in 2011 - and she joined Piney to discuss whether it could happen again.
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