What's Making News... The radio news bulletin that makes you think "that's enough internet for today!" Producer Nepia brings you the weirdest and whackiest stories from around the globe on What's Making News.

Ahead of Heritage Round of the Super Rugby Pacific, Staffy catches up with former All Black Andrew Merthens!

Today we lost a basketball hero in NZ. So, Staffy shares his fondest memories of the late and the great Kenny McFadden.

Catch the full show of Afternoons with Staffy for the 24th of March 2022 on SENZ. Including interviews with: - Sky Sports Rugby Commentator Tony Johnson - Dan Talintyre from NRL.com - Kiwi High Jumper Hamish Kerr Don't miss the Afternoons with Staffy podcast.

The Detroit Redwings beat the Montreal Canadiens 1-0 after 176 minutes of gameplay. Craig Perks wins the Players Championship in 2002 and Aussies + Sandpaper.... Need I say more? Here's what happened back in the day.

Brendon joins Staffy, Sam and Neps to put on a 4-leg Multi, and if we win Brendon goes home with $2700! Listen here a jump on the Multi!

Hamish Kerr had a fantastic time at the 2022 IAAF World Indoor Championships. Taking home the Bronze medal in the High Jump. Hamish joins the show to chat about his time over in Serbia.

Producer Sam is fired up at the listeners over todays What Happens Next... He brings you a piece of short audio and if you can guess what happens next, a $50 TAB Bonus bet could be coming your way.

Do you have what it takes to be a Mastermind? Marc does, he takes on 10 of the curliest questions on the 2005 West Tigers, how many did you get right?

The Warriors have a big matchup taking on the West Tigers in this weeks round of the NRL. Dan Talintyre from NRL.com joins the show to preview this weeks round and analyse the Tigers vs Warriors.

Sky Sport rugby commentator Tony Johnson thinks the Chiefs could do the double over the Crusaders this weekend.

What's Making News... The radio news bulletin that makes you think "that's enough internet for today!" Producer Sam brings you the weirdest and whackiest stories from around the globe on What's Making News.

Sky Sport rugby commentator thinks Kieran Crowley was fair to say All Blacks fans are arrogant in how dominate they think their side should be.

Super Rugby Heritage round takes place this weekend, and all day on Afternoons with Staffy we're remembering our favourite Heritage players. Tony Johnson, Sky Sports commentator joins the show to preview this round.

We're all for a good banger on Afternoons with Staffy. 'No Place I'd Rather Be' got us good!

It's the Heritage round of Super Rugby this weekend so Staffy remembers his favourite Super Rugby players from the past 25 years with the help of the listeners.

Catch todays full show of Afternoons with Staffy for the 23rd of March 2022. Including interviews with: - 7 News Sports Reporter Theo Doropoulos - CEO of Eden Park Nick Sautner - Former Warrior James Maloney - Warriors CEO Cam George - Kiwi Sprinter Zoe Hobbs - Tennis Journalist Brendan Bradford Don't miss the Afternoons with Staffy Podcast.

Wayne Gretzky beats Gordie Howe's NHL all time goal scoring record, Ricky Pointed starred with 140 not out. We wish a happy birthday to John Mitchell, Roger Bannister, Jason Kidd, Mark Hunt and Mo Farah. Here's what happened back in the day March 23rd.

Producer Sam brings you one curly piece of audio from the fairway, can you pick What Happens Next?

Ash Barty has shocked the world, taking to instagram and announcing her retirement at only 25 years old. Tennis journalist Brendan Bradford joins the show to unpack this.

Former Warriors talisman James Maloney talks about the difference between top NRL sides and sides that struggle and their number one mistake.

New Zealands fastest ever lady Zoe Hobbs joins the show after the World Indoor Track & Field Championships. Zoe smashed the Oceania record for the 60m. She joins the show to chat about this competiton and her record.

Former Warrior James Maloney has detailed his coaching ambitions saying he'd love to return to Australia in 2024 with an NRL gig.

Former Warrior and NRL Premiership winner James Maloney gives Staf the best backline of NRL players he's played with during his career.

Breaking News: The Warriors are coming home!! Warriors CEO Cameron George breaks the best news for Warriors fans.