Netball New Zealand has announced the 2025 Netball Awards with Karin Burger the big winner.

Netball's ANZ Premiership season in 2026 will start a month earlier than usual to ease into the Commonwealth Games schedule.

Ameliaranne Ekenasio who will reunite with the Pulse for the 2026 ANZ Premiership netball season.

The Stars have added to their shooting circle with the signing of new Silver Ferns shooter Martina Salmon for the 2026 ANZ Premiership season.

Pulse goal attack Tiana Metuarau is joining the Birmingham Panthers in the UK’s Netball Superleagu in 2026.

Reigning ANZ Premiership champions the Tactrix as well as the Pulse have had their sides decimated by players shifting across the Tasman or to elsewhere.

Karin Burger has become the fifth Silver Fern and the third player from the champiion Tactix to sign up with an Australian netball team for 2026

Former Silver Fern and current ANZ Premiership standout, Jane Watson, has signed with the Giants netball club in Sydney for the 2026 Suncorp Super Netball season.

Another Silver Fern will be plying their traide across the Tasman with Pulse midcourter Maddy Gordon signing for the Queensland Firebirds in next year's Super Netball competition.

Grace Nweke has recommitted to the NSW Swifts for the 2026 Suncorp Super Netball (SSN) season, while fellow Silver Fern Kelly Jackson is leaving the Pulse for the Queensland Firebirds.

Grace Nweke has been selected in the 2025/2026 Silver Ferns Squad along with several new players at both ends of the court.

More top netballers are either quitting the game or departing from the ANZ Premiership competition.

The Tactix have upset predictions to defeat defending champion Mystics 58-46 at The Trusts Arena in Auckland to win their first ANZ Premiership title.

Plenty on the line as the Mystics hots the Tactix in the ANZ Premiership Grand Final in Auckland with records at the fingertips of the defending champs. .

Strong fourth quarter takes Mainland Tactix into their third ANZ Premiership grand final against Mystics.

The New Zealand Under-20 All Blacks are through to the final of the men's Under-20 Rugby World Cup in Italy after a tense 34-26 semifinal win over France in Viadana.

The Southern Steel finish fourth in the ANZ Premiership after posting a 61-55 win over the Northern Stars.

The Northern Mystics have been crowned Minor Premiers and will host the Grand Final in two weeks after delivering a comprehensive 70-56 win over Tactix in Auckland on Sunday.

A tight last game for the Magic but no joy as they finished their season with a 56-54 loss to the Pulse in Tauranga thanks to a last-minute two point shot.

An experienced replacement and newbie have been called into the All Blacks for the second test against France in WellingtoN, a venue the visitors have never won at.