D’Arcy Waldegrave returned to wrap today's sporting news. Highlights for tonight include:

Debbie Sorensen - Moana Pasifika CEO

Dan Hooker - UFC Lightweight fighter

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Interim Moana Pasifika boss Debbie Sorensen claims their highest profile Super Rugby recruit has set the tone for the campaign ahead.

Sorenson explains All Black Ardie Savea's impact as they seek to make the play-offs for the first time in their fourth season.

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UFC Lightweight fight Dan 'The Hangman' Hooker joined D'Arcy to preview his upcoming fight against Justin Gaethje.

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D’Arcy Waldegrave returned to wrap today's sporting news. Highlights for tonight include:

Steve Price - Former Warriors Captain

Phil Waugh - CEO of Rugby Australia

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Setting the standards will be crucial for the next Warriors captain, according to a former skipper of the NRL club.

The Warriors are after a new captain following the retirement of Tohu Harris earlier this month.

Steve Price believes James Fisher-Harris will be the new leader due to the respect he commands on and off the field.

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Australia's host cities for the expanded 24-team Rugby World Cup in 2027 have been announced.

Sydney's Olympic Stadium will host the final AND the two semi-finals, plus two of the quarter-finals.

Brisbane will host the other two quarters, but Melbourne is the big loser...hosting only nine matches, including two of the 'Round of 16' showdowns.

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D’Arcy Waldegrave returned to wrap today's sporting news. Highlights for tonight include:

Colin Smith - Sports television rights expert - NRL bosses will put their Australian broadcast rights up for grabs this year in a move that could spark interest from foreign streaming services.

The sport's current deal with Fox Sports and Channel Nine across the ditch ends after the 2026 season.

The Daily Telegraph reports the likes of Netflix and Prime Video could be interested.

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NRL bosses will put their Australian broadcast rights up for grabs this year in a move that could spark interest from foreign streaming services.

Colin Smith is a sports television rights expert and joined D'Arcy Waldegrave to discuss the situation.

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