Two-time Rugby World Cup winner Charmaine McMenamin is making the shift from player to coach, joining the Blues women as forwards coach

The champion White Ferns and runners-up South Africa are represented by three players each (including the 12th player) in the T20 World Cup

Former Black Ferns and Black Ferns Sevens star Portia Woodman-Wickliffe will play for the Blues in Super Rugby Aupiki next season

Otago Sparks wicketkeeper-batter Polly Inglis has called-up to the White Ferns as part of the ODI squad to face India in a three-game series

The White Ferns have won the women's T20 World Cup after a 32 run win over South Africa in the final in Dubai

Storming home in the final quarter, the Silver Ferns set the Constellation Cup alight after stunning Australia.

Bryony Botha continued New Zealand’s medal success with a bronze in the individual pursuit UCI Track World Championships

The Women's T20 World Cup is will have a first-time winner after the White Ferns beat the West Indies by eight runs to join South Africa

New Zealand golfer Lydia Ko's climbed back up the leaderboard late in her second round at the latest LGPA Tour event in South Korea

The defending champion Black Ferns draw Ireland, Japan and Spain at next year's Women’s Rugby World Cup.

Former Silver Fern Elle Temu will remain at the NSW Swifts next year after re-signing as a training partner.

Ally Wollaston has made medal-winning start to her campaign at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Denmark.

The Silver Ferns have confirmed their team for the New Zealand leg of the Constellation Cup, against Australia. .

White Ferns defeat Pakistan by 54 runs in Dubai to qualify for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup semifinals.

The Black Ferns have finished the WXV1 with a flourish and a win over France scoring seven tries to two in the process.

Following the loss to England, the Black Ferns coaching team have made a number of changes to matchday 23.

Black Ferns Sevens stars Gayle Broughton and Tyla King included in Kiwi Ferns squad for Pacific Championships.

The White Ferns have lost to Australia by 60 runs in game two of their T20 World Cup in the UAE.

New Zealand will have two golfers on the LPGA Tour in 2025, with Fiona Xu joining Lydia Ko.

The Black Ferns started strong in their WXV1 clash with England, but quickly fell away to lose in Langley, Canada.