The world's leading triathletes are coming together tomorrow with the 2nd annual Napier Triathlon Festival, including men's and women's elite races.

15 nations are represented across the elite men's and women's fields, with 20 New Zealanders.

The Kiwi's leading the way are 2024 Paris Olympians Ainsley Thorpe and Nicole Vander Kay, and 2018 Commonwealth Games medallist Taylor Reid. 

Ried talks to Piney about the festival. 

LISTEN ABOVE. 

The world's leading triathletes are coming together tomorrow with the 2nd annual Napier Triathlon Festival, including men's and women's elite races.
15 nations are represented across the elite men's and women's fields, with 20 New Zealanders.
The Kiwi's leading the way are 2024 Paris Olympians Ainsley Thorpe and Nicole Vander Kay, and 2018 Commonwealth Games medallist Taylor Reid.&nbsp;
Ried talks to Piney about the festival.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE.&nbsp;

Weekend Sport with Jason Pine on Newstalk ZB brings you all the action and reaction to the sporting weekend.

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Tayler Reid: Triathlete ahead of the Napier Triathlon festival tomorrow

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Listen to the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast for Saturday 26 September. 
Get the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast every Saturday and Sunday afternoon on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Full Show Podcast: 26 September 2026 

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Manchester City has found themselves in hot water, facing the biggest challenge in the club's history. 

They've reportedly been found guilty of breaking 114 of the 115 financial rules they were accused of breaching. 

City has vowed to appeal the verdict, but the possibility of severe sanctions hangs heavy over the pitch. 

England Correspondent Jon Norman told Piney with that many charges, it's not just carelessness, it seems to be systematic and endemic cheating on a scale the League has never seen.  

LISTEN ABOVE 

Manchester City has found themselves in hot water, facing the biggest challenge in the club's history.&nbsp;
They've reportedly been found guilty of breaking 114 of the 115 financial rules they were accused of breaching.&nbsp;
City has vowed to appeal the verdict, but the possibility of severe sanctions hangs heavy over the pitch.&nbsp;
England Correspondent Jon Norman told Piney with that many charges, it's not just carelessness, it seems to be systematic and endemic cheating on a scale the League has never seen. &nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

Jon Norman: England Correspondent on Manchester City being found guilty of breaching over 100 financial rules

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Murky times ahead for New Zealand Rugby, with the organisation facing a projected $66 million loss over the next five years. 

Their financial woes led to the major summit earlier this week, in which they looked at the forecast and potential roadmaps for the future. 

Former Hurricanes CEO Avan Lee told Piney it's a really complicated environment to tackle. 

He says both Super Rugby and the NPC are really good competitions on their own, there just needs to be some innovation because it won't be sustainable going ahead. 

LISTEN ABOVE 

Murky times ahead for New Zealand Rugby, with the organisation facing a projected $66 million loss over the next five years.&nbsp;
Their financial woes led to the major summit earlier this week, in which they looked at the forecast and potential roadmaps for the future.&nbsp;
Former Hurricanes CEO Avan Lee told Piney it's a really complicated environment to tackle.&nbsp;
He says both Super Rugby and the NPC are really good competitions on their own, there just needs to be some innovation because it won't be sustainable going ahead.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

Avan Lee: Former Hurricanes CEO on the future of rugby as NZ Rugby faces financial issues

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Tayler Reid: Triathlete ahead of the Napier Triathlon festival tomorrow

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