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The Good Sports

The Good Sports

Written by: iHeartRadio NZ
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The Good Sports is Taupō's local sports show, covering everything from grassroots sport to the international stage. Join Chainsaw, Stinger and Whytey, or whoever's off the bench this week, for interviews, analysis, local sporting stories and plenty of laughs along the way.

Live every Saturday from 8am on Lake FM 89.6, thanks to Ross White Panel & Paint.

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Episodes
  • Aarin Dunster Previews the King Country's Rep Season
    Jul 4 2026

    King Country coach Arrin Dunster joins the show to look ahead to the rep season, with squad selection just around the corner. He talks through the depth of local talent coming through, how loan players fit into the squad, and the two big pre-season tests against Taranaki Māori and the Barbarians in Taupo ahead of the Heartland Championship.

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    6 mins
  • Local Darts Talent Keagan Roos on Chasing the World Youth Champs
    Jul 3 2026

    Seventeen-year-old Taupo darts talent Keagan Roos joins the show to talk about qualifying for the World Youth Darts Championships in Gibraltar. He chats about his journey through the Taupo Dart Club, his idol Michael van Gerwen, and how you can help support his campaign to get there.

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    9 mins
  • Full Show: King Country Rugby, Rally Champ Paddon and a Local Darts Dream
    Jul 3 2026

    Chainsaw and Sticks are back for another packed hour, brought to you by Ross White Panel & Paint. WRC star Hayden Paddon calls in from home turf ahead of Invercargill, talking gravel, his 900 horsepower hill climb car, and 23 years alongside co-driver John Kennard. King Country coach Arrin Dunster previews the Mead Shield semis and the upcoming rep season. Seventeen-year-old darts talent Keagan Roos tells us how he qualified for the World Junior Masters in Gibraltar and how you can help get him there. And Athletics NZ's Jason Cameron previews the North Island Cross Country Champs at Spa Park, one of the best courses in the country.

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    39 mins
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