Zane Bojack
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Program: Soccer: Newcastle Jets coach Mark Milligan hits the reset button for the new season
Zane Bojack spoke to Newcastle Jets coach Mark Milligan about the new season and their hopes after they claimed the Premier's Plate last season for the first time in the club's history. They also discuss the progression of the Socceroos and if he has aspirations for the top coaching job of the national team.
Program: Cricket: Annabel Sutherland says Meg Schutt is 'in the best form of her life'
The Aussie women have wrapped up a dominant series against Bangladesh and now turn their attention to New Zealand, who despite some big outs still carry plenty of threats. Annabel Sutherland spoke to Zane Bojack about the recent series, Meg Schutt's case for T20 selection and what coach Shelley Nitschke's expectations of the team are over the next two years. Plus the possibility of private investment in the WBBL and why she handed over the Stars captaincy role to Meg Lanning.
Program: Kevvie Walters: It was hard picking only 23 players
With the Rugby League World Cup about to kick off Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters admits one of his toughest selection calls was who to leave out. Such is the wealth of talent at his disposal he told Zane Bojack that's why he's gone with the likes of Tom Trbojevic and Jack Bostock as his likely wings. He also explained that he's expecting to call on the depth of his whole squad if Australia is to go all the way.
Program: Cricket: Jemma Barsby 'the only way is up' for the Sydney Thunder
Zane Bojack chats to three-time WBBL champion and South Australia WNCL captain Jemma Barsby as she prepares for the WBBL season with her new team, the Sydney Thunder. They discuss the move to the harbour city, captaining the Aussie women's ODI captain Tahlia McGrath, and how she has managed her multiple sclerosis diagnosis as an elite athlete.
Program: Jai Arrow Walkout and Interview Original
A special event on ABC Sport as Jai Arrow - proud father, husband and NRL star walks out in front of a packed house at Robina Stadium for his his 99th appearance as a South Sydney Rabbitoh.
CRICKET: 2 for 22
Until the Ashes starts, Summer Grandstand on ABC Sport will be running a segment called 2 for 22. Each weekend at 2:22, we’ll catch up with our Ashes talent from the captain Jim Maxwell to all our experts and the BBC crew to relive classic moments and look ahead to what’s coming. So set your watch for 2:22! Where our incredible ABC Sport cricket team will share their stories and stick their necks out with predictions for the summer ahead.
Summer Grandstand - Matt Renshaw - ABC listen
Before the Ashes this summer, Australia will face India in both an ODI and T20 series. Matt Renshaw has earned a recall to the squad for the clashes and joined Zane Bojack on Summer Grandstand on ABC Sport.
Summer Grandstand - Beau Webster - ABC listen
Beau Webster missed the first match of the Shield season with a rolled ankle, putting his Australian spot in jeopardy. On Summer Grandstand on ABC Sport, Zane Bojack caught up with Beau to discuss how his recovery is going.
Summer Grandstand - Jake Gordon - ABC listen
Australia's Jake Gordon celebrates after scoring his side's second try during the second rugby union test against the British & Irish Lions at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in Melbourne, Australia, Saturday, July 26, 2025.
Summer Grandstand - Shelley Nitschke - ABC listen
On Summer Grandstand on ABC Sport, Zane Bojack caught up with the Australian Women's Cricket team Coach Shelley Nitschke as they look to defend their ODI World Cup in India.
InZane RL - Ponissi - We should have got the penalty for a grapple tackle - ABC listen
On the final episode of InZane Rugby League for the year, Zane Bojack and former Raiders halfback Sam Williams are joined by Melbourne Storm General Manager of Football Frank Ponissi to rake over the coals of the Panthers victory in the 2024 NRL Grand Final.
InZane RL - Can a NSW coach handle the Broncos Old Boys? - ABC listen
On InZane Rugby League this week, Zane Bojack and former Raiders halfback Sam Williams preview the grand final between Melbourne and Penrith and discuss the future of the Broncos with Michael Maguire at the helm. Zane and Sam argue over who will replace Madge as NSW State of Origin coach and they review the comments of Ivan Cleary regarding Saturday's bewildering no-try from the bunker.
NRL: InZane RL - Mark Nicholls: Souths didn't hurt our season - ABC listen
On InZane Rugby League this week Zane Bojack and former Raiders halfback Sam Williams are joined by Dolphins prop Mark Nicholls as he was pressed on the impact of Wayne Bennett's coaching appointment at Souths on the NRL's newest franchise. They reviewed the Broncos $4.4 million dollar deal to secure Reece Walsh and the Raiders want for the Las Vegas Cheerleaders at next year's promotion on the tourist strip.
InZane RL - Why can't the Bunker have a feel for the game? - ABC listen
On InZane Rugby League this week Zane Bojack is joined by former Raiders and Panthers coach Matthew Elliott as well as NRL 360 panellist and writer for Fox Sports Paul Crawley. The trio discussed the outrage over the obstruction ruling on Trai Fuller in Newcastle's victory over the Dolphins which determined the finals. They also theorised if two referees could solve the 6-again tactics from coaches and the inconsistencies of sin-bin and match review sanctions.
InZane RL - The Roosters title hopes are gone - ABC listen
This week on InZane Rugby League, Zane Bojack and former Raiders halfback Sam Williams were joined by Nine News Brisbane chief rugby league reporter Adam Jackson. The trio discussed the Broncos fall from grace and what they need to do to get back into finals next year. They also reviewed the Roosters injury toll and who should join Luke Keary in the halves.
InZane RL - Will PVL use the NRL credit card to buy a private jet? - ABC listen
On InZane Rugby League this week Zane Bojack and former Raiders halfback Sam Williams discuss Shaun Johnson's place in discussions on the greatest ever players from New Zealand? They also thrash out reasons why the NRL should buy their own private jet and discuss the bunkers failure to sin bin Stephen Crichton. Group-One winning jockey Tommy Berry joins the show to conduct celebrity tipping and explain his devotion to the Canberra Raiders.
InZane RL: Is Hammer the fastest player the NRL has ever seen? - ABC listen
On InZane Rugby League this week Zane Bojack and former Raiders halfback Sam Williams discussed the Green Machine's fall from grace in Townsville including them now missing the finals for the sixth year in 10 seasons under the helm of Ricky Stuart The pair also discussed the need for a grand final sprint to decide who is the fastest player in the NRL following Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow's brilliant cover tackle on Josh Addo-Carr in Bundaberg.
IRL: Jason Hetherington - The Dogs are working hard for each other - ABC listen
On InZane Rugby League this week Zane Bojack and former Sam Williams caught up with Bulldogs legend Jason Hetherington to discuss the Dogs charge towards the finals and the biting allegations against Kyle Flanagan. The haphazard nature of the bunker is also put under the spotlight and the Western Bears concept is fully fleshed out.
IRL - Jess Sergis: I can't wait to play in Vegas - ABC listen
On InZane Rugby League this week Zane Bojack and Sam Williams are joined by Sydney Roosters NRLW centre Jess Sergis who explains how she is trying to avoid amputation on her toe. She also lifts the lid on her relationship with Manly centre Tommy Talau and pays tribute to her Nanna in Women in League round. Former Wallabies skipper Andrew Slack also joins the show to take on Sam in celebrity tipping.
Inzane Rugby League: How the CBA delays are affecting players on the fringe
Melbourne Storm forward Chris Lewis joins Inzane Rugby League to discuss his NRL debut during Covid and the impacts that delays to the CBA have had on NRL players earning minimum wage. Zane Bojack is joined by Raiders legend Alan Tongue and Daily Telegraph reporter Paul Crawley to discuss Nathan Cleary's clutch field goal, expansion into the Pacific and the passing of South's great John Sattler.
Brisbane Broncos invite Barcaldine Sandgoannas coach for VIP experience
Outback teen Mannix Hunt stepped up to coach the Barcaldine Sandgoannas when he was just 17 and led them to win the premiership for the first time in 13 years.
Grandstand Saturday
If it's on the sporting agenda in Queensland you'll hear it on Sports Extra. From key interviews to live action, the team delves deep into the issues affecting sport in the Sunshine State.
Greg Inglis leaves a crater-sized hole in the Maroons' star-studded backline
Posted April 15, 2019 17:42:42 Video: Greg Inglis announces his retirement (ABC News) In the end, it came down to a phone call. Greg Inglis rang Queensland State of Origin coach Kevin Walters at the weekend to explain he was retiring from rugby league. Battered and bruised and with nothing left to achieve, the decision would put the 32-year-old's mind at rest after dealing with mental illness and confidence issues over several seasons.
Broncos, Cowboys and Titans under threat of missing NRL finals
Could it happen, an NRL finals series without a Queensland-based team? It might seem unthinkable for Maroons fans, but administrators north of the Tweed have started whispering about the possibility in the corridors of Lang Park. And they have a case. The Broncos are ninth with a minus 46 points for-and-against tally, with five wins and five losses for the season.
State of Origin: Queensland's loyalty to be tested at the selection table before Game II
Loyalty — the dictionary defines this as a strong feeling of support or allegiance. Something Queensland State of Origin selectors pioneered during the 1980s amid dwindling player numbers and refined during the past decade as their champion team racked up 10 series wins in 11 years. But following last Wednesday's tide-turning loss, those selectors who have always kept the faith are now looking for new disciples.
Rio 2016: Golf star exodus should lead to amateur inclusion at next Olympics
Jason Day, Adam Scott, Marc Leishman, Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry, Branden Grace, Charl Schwartzel, Graeme McDowell, Louis Oosthuizen, Tim Wilkinson and Vijay Singh form an impressive list of golfing talent. They have 12 major wins between them and many more to come, four have been number one, and all of them except Wilkinson have won tournaments on the biggest golf tour there is, the US PGA tour.
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