Kirk Penney is reflecting on his career following the Hall of Fame announcement. 

The Kiwi basketball legend is being inducted into the FIBA Hall of Fame. He joined Piney to reflect on his career and what this honour means to him.

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Dave Heine won the first ever Rotorua marathon.  

He was hoping to compete in the 10km run at this year's event, the 60th anniversary, but illness has had him withdraw.  

Instead, he found time for a chat with Piney, reflecting on his achievement. 

He told him that he didn’t expect to win the race, as it was just meant to be a training run. 

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The Crusaders are looking to get back-to-back wins for the first time this season when they play the Reds. 

Piney caught up with captain Scott Barrett ahead of the match, and to get some insight on the team's struggles this season. 

“Hopefully we’ve turned our season around and string some wins together late in this competition.” 

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Phillip Wilson has jumped ship from singles to pairs. 

The rower took the gold in the Men’s 8s at the Tokyo Olympics, but has made the decision to compete in the pairs at Paris this year. 

He chatted with Piney about his previous success and whether he feels the pressure of Hamish Bond and Eric Murray, who were undefeated in that boat. 

“You kind of have to not compare yourself to them, but you do have it in the back of your mind.” 

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Australia has named their T20 World Cup squad, and there’s one notable omission. 

Adam Peacock, our Australian Correspondent, joined Piney to discuss the reaction to Steve Smith’s absence and whether Wayne Bennett would be able to fix the Rabbitohs. 

He told him that his absence was no big surprise, as there’s far more explosive players available. 

“That’s probably the end of him T20 wise, but certainly he’s got a bit more to give test wise.” 

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The Wellington Phoenix are finals-bound. 

They’re awaiting the confirmation of their semifinal opponents, finishing the regular season in second place on the ladder. 

Captain Alex Rufer joined Piney live in studio to look back on the season, answering the question of whether he thinks they can go all the way. 

“I don’t see why not,” he told Piney. 

“We’re a confident team, we’re positive. You know, these are the games you live for.” 

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Can you beat Dan Carter? 

The All Blacks legend has teamed up with UNICEF, setting a challenge for rugby enthusiasts with the aim to provide clean water, sanitation, and hygiene for children in the Pacific. 

In one hour Carter kicked 273 goals using one ball and one tee, and he’s challenging others to beat his score. 

He joined Piney to discuss the challenge, and give his thoughts on who could be a good option to play #10 for the upcoming All Blacks season. 

He told him that he’s pretty relaxed about the rules of the competition, instead he’s more focused on making sure people get outside, have some fun, and fundraise for a really good cause. 

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Piney and Bonnie review the last game of Wellington Phoenix's regular season and look ahead to finals football.

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James McOnie from The Crowd Goes Wild joined Piney to discuss the Warriors' struggles, the Super Rugby ANZAC Round, the Phoenix's chances of winning the A-League, NRL scouts at first XV rugby games, and the NFL draft.

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The Barmy Army's Chris Millard joined Piney to discuss the recently announced three-test English cricket tour taking place in New Zealand later this year.

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