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Sep 12, 2026

Seb ClarkHOST
43:08
1-double-3-882 or 0487-999-882.
Seb ClarkHOST
43:12
My partner Holly is playing in a prelim in Netball as well.
Seb ClarkHOST
43:15
Good luck to her.
Seb ClarkHOST
43:16
Make sure I get to watch all of that this afternoon, which will be good.
KellyHOST
0:34
Sen, as people are now calling it, as it's not Suncorp no more, finalised.
KellyHOST
0:39
We've had weddings, we've had holidays, we've had court cases, we've had everything that's been going on in Netball over the last couple of months.
KellyHOST
0:49
And we are here to try and get it all in this one episode.
KellyHOST
0:52
But before we start, of course, I need to welcome back my co-host Kat.
KatHOST
1:00
It's been, I don't know, since Glasgow Comm Games, I feel like I've been in a bit of a netball void.
KatHOST
1:07
Like the NSL signings just went on forever.
KatHOST
1:11
I feel like at least the Australian netball, Super Netball signings, they had a fixed shorter window.
KatHOST
1:20
I think that was for the signings themselves, even though... what was Giants but are now Sydney Sirens did announce some after the window but I think they were kind of allowed to still announce after the signing window but I quite liked the fact that their window and announcements were a bit shorter because it didn't feel like it dragged on quite as long as ours did like poor Rhinos whether it's their own doing or not but it felt like we were we didn't hear anything from Rhinos and then they were the only ones left and we were a bit fatigued by the time we got that I think
Ami AssigalHOST
1:12
But it was school camp so my eldest was just madly getting everything organised.
Ami AssigalHOST
1:20
I feel like we moved in last Thursday, so we had the weekend, and we were all talking about, oh, we're going to Netball tomorrow, which was my parents were here, and so that was Friday night.
Ami AssigalHOST
1:29
We're talking Netball in the morning, blah, blah, blah.
Ami AssigalHOST
1:31
Netball came around as if it was a huge surprise to her, and she's like, where's my Netball dress? Within five minutes of having to leave.
Ami AssigalHOST
1:39
Oh, my God, I can't find it.
Ami AssigalHOST
1:41
I'm like, weren't we having a full conversation about this yesterday? Or did it just dawn on you that Netball was in five minutes? Like...
Ami AssigalHOST
1:50
What? And then the shoes.
Ami AssigalHOST
1:51
Couldn't find the shoes.
Paul LiistroHOST
45:50
four grades of open age...
Paul LiistroHOST
45:54
Netball.
Keegan ByrneHOST
45:55
Lost.
Paul LiistroHOST
45:55
Yep, so they're all playing again this Saturday.
Paul LiistroHOST
47:35
Now we've got a very, very special guest in with us.
Paul LiistroHOST
47:38
His grandson Jason came on back in May, I think it was, and he nominated his pop.
Paul LiistroHOST
47:43
He said his pop would have some excellent stories about Warian Football Club and Netball Club.
Paul LiistroHOST
47:48
And actually, I've had a few people get in touch and say they would love to know more about Warian, so...
Maia WilsonHOST
49:19
But they will have referee coaches who sit under World Rugby that will be coaching them through.
Maia WilsonHOST
49:25
And that would be from Netball.
Maia WilsonHOST
49:28
It's the host nation that gives you that World Netball umpire coach.
Maia WilsonHOST
49:32
So I'd assume they'd have the same thing, a South African counterpart overseeing it for them.
Maia WilsonHOST
49:38
So it shouldn't matter whether you're North or South.
Luke DallowPANELIST
33:47
Oh, crikey.
Tim BeveridgeHOST
33:49
Hey, now, this netball thing, eh? Netball New Zealand are hoping that, well, they've got the support of Moe Brown-Williams to get the league going here, and they're hoping it'll lure the Silver Ferns back.
Tim BeveridgeHOST
34:03
I think, you know what, I...
Tim BeveridgeHOST
34:05
Good on them.
Guy HeveldtHOST
3:11
Grace Wickie with us after five.
Guy HeveldtHOST
3:13
Of course, leading Silver Ferns shooter who has signed a three-year deal to remain playing in Super Netball.
Guy HeveldtHOST
3:19
Did she contemplate? staying in New Zealand, or was it all too...
Guy HeveldtHOST
3:22
or playing in New Zealand, I should say, or was it all too late? We'll talk to her about that after five.

7 MINS LATER

Guy HeveldtHOST
10:49
I would say she probably is.
Guy HeveldtHOST
10:50
Keen to hear from her just about that whole kind of... landscape at the moment and how she feels about it
Maia WilsonHOST
10:59
well these discussions would have happened prior to last week so this Suncourt Super Netball as well as the um what do you call it Netball Super League in the UK had to have all their teams in by the 31st of August and I would like to think I don't think many of them would actually stay in New Zealand in particular the ones that have gone to Australia, it's seen as this SSN comp is the world's best league for netball.
Maia WilsonHOST
11:25
So even though I feel like a lot of them would say they want to come home, I genuinely believe deep down if they could get an opportunity over there, there was nothing that could entice you to stay apart from maybe mothers with kids.
Guy HeveldtHOST
4:36
Yep, well said.
Guy HeveldtHOST
4:37
There is also a pretty big fixture, well, sorry, what was I going to say? What I was going to say, before I get on to that, was Grace Weckie, who we have later on in the show, who I'm really looking forward to chatting to, because we were keen to get her earlier in the week when we were chatting about it, but still just good to have her on about the shape of netball, and obviously she has signed a three-year deal with the new Sydney team, whose nickname is escapes me used to be the swifts now sirens the sirens thank you very much from one s to the other uh she signed a three-year deal there and that was what last week i think it was that was announced yes and then what earlier this week they come out with the fact that privatization is the way forward for the anz premiership so i'm keen to learn from you would say our biggest name in netball is that fair to say yeah sure yeah i would say she probably is keen to hear from her um just about that whole kind of landscape at the moment and how she feels about it
Maia WilsonHOST
5:31
well these discussions would have happened prior to last week so this Suncourt Super Netball as well as the um what do you call it Netball Super League in the UK had to have all their teams in by the 31st of August and I would like to think I don't think many of them would actually stay in New Zealand in particular the ones that have gone to Australia, it's seen as this SSN comp is the world's best league for netball.
Maia WilsonHOST
5:57
So even though I feel like a lot of them would say they want to come home, I genuinely believe deep down if they could get an opportunity over there, there was nothing that could entice you to stay apart from maybe mothers with kids.
Maia WilsonHOST
6:12
Yeah, right.
PeteHOST
14:08
Like, especially when my daughter's getting to that age now, my older daughter.
PeteHOST
14:12
Netball.
PeteHOST
14:13
Netball's her fucking life, man.
PeteHOST
14:15
And do you know what? I don't know.
PeteHOST
14:17
Oh, I do know Netball pretty well now.
PeteHOST
14:19
She's a fucking gun better.
PeteHOST
14:22
She's a real, yeah, I've got no choice.
Nick CamptonHOST
40:03
Yeah
Matt BungardHOST
40:03
... uh, Netball's a great example of that.
Matt BungardHOST
40:05
Netball was the bigg- like, Netball was, Fox covered Netball extensively until it was on Nine.
Matt BungardHOST
40:09
And Nine covered Netball extensively until they lost it again, and then it may as well have not existed anymore.
Matt BungardHOST
40:13
Great.
Nick CamptonHOST
40:13
Well, News Corp and, News Corp and the A-League is another, is another example.

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