Weekend Sport with Jason Pine

Aussie Correspondent Adam Peacock joins Jason Pine to discuss the latest sports news from across the ditch. 

The Everest horse race is underway in Sydney, and the bookies are ready to roll.

Four-time Olympic gold medallist Ariarne Titmus' has announced her retirement from swimming.

And accusations have been made that the Australian cricket team are horribly under-classed for The Ashes.

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The NPC finals are round the corner, and Otago have already secured their spot. 

Tonight's match between Hawke's Bay and Canterbury will decide their opponent in the final.

Otago Halfback Dylan Pledger joins Jason Pine to chat about the team's convincing win against Bay Of Plenty, how he's managing his ego as an emerging star, and what preparation the team's taking for the finals.

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Good but not good enough is the verdict from All Whites coach Darren Bazeley, after their one-nil friendly loss to Poland.

Bazeley feels his side were overly affected by Poland's goal early in the second half and they have to be mentally sharper, as well as better at finishing their chances.

New Zealand next play Norway in Oslo on Wednesday morning.

All Whites defender Finn Surman joined Piney to discuss.

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Jubilation for Otago first-five Cam Millar after nailing the game-winning penalty kick that's sent his province to the NPC semifinals. 

The 23-year-old slotted a 51-metre penalty kick to help the home side edge Waikato 44-41 in their quarterfinal in Dunedin. 

He told Piney that getting it over was pure euphoria. 

“I’m not even really sure what I was doing after I got it over, but, yeah, obviously pretty stoked.” ...

25 years ago, Kiwi sporting icon Mark Inglis made history, winning New Zealand’s first ever Paralympic Cycling medal at the 2000 Sydney Paralympic Games. 

But this isn’t the extent of his achievements – Inglis having survived 13 days trapped on Mount Cook and becoming the first person to summit Mount Everest as a double amputee. 

He told Piney that losing your legs is hard, but if you’re going to have them cut off at 23, ...

On the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast for 11th September 2025, Bathurst is back and Piney is joined by Supercars icon Greg Murphy, who reveals his best Bathurst memories, and motorsport reporter Eric Thompson who checks in live from the track. 

Kiwi heavyweight contender Joseph Parker previews his showdown with Fabio Wardley. 

And icon Mark Inglis reflects on his incredible life 25 years on from his histo...

A pragmatic approach has helped earn the White Ferns their first victory at the Cricket World Cup. 

New Zealand have beaten Bangladesh by 100 runs at Guwahati. 

Captain Sophie Devine was happy with the 227 for 9 they posted batting first, where she made 63 and Brooke Halliday hit 69. 

Halliday told Piney it felt like their performance was a lot fuller in this game than it was in the previous two. 

“It was, yeah,...

Joseph Parker admits he's wary of the latest heavyweight standing in the way of another shot at a world boxing belt. 

The Kiwi faces big-hitting Brit Fabio Wardley in London in just over a fortnight, with a hopeful title fight against undisputed Ukrainian champion Oleksandr Usyk sometime early next year. 

Parker says he's watched Wardley's last few fights, and he always finds a way to step it up and get the results, with ...

Petrolheads are flocking to Bathurst for the biggest weekend in Australasian motorsport. 

The Bathurst 1000 kicks off this weekend over the ditch in Australia. 

Few people know the race better than 4-time winner Greg Murphy, who claimed the victory in 1996, 1999, 2003, and 2004. 

The race is reliant on luck, a million tiny factors the difference between winning and losing, Murphy telling Piney there’s so many things ...