The Olympic Gold medal-winning Black Ferns Sevens sweep the New Zealand Rugby Awards in 2024.

An All Blacks-Black Ferns double-header in Wellington is a feature of the 2025 home test rugby season.

Māori All Blacks will play Scotland in Whangārei in 2025, marking 25 years since the two sides last met.

Two changes for All Blacks Sevens and major milestone for Black Ferns Sevens player in Cape Town.

Three All Black forwards and three Black Ferns forwards are in contention for the top honours at the New Zealand Rugby Awards

Black Ferns assistant coach Mike Delany has resigned after a mixed season of results with the side.

Four-time world champion Kelly Brazier will return to Chiefs Manawa for Super Rugby Aupiki n 2025.

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

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

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.

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

The Black Ferns have made a number of changes to their match-day 23 to face England in the WXV1 clash with England in Canada on Monday.

Grace Steinmetz retires from rugby, after receiving medical advice that it would be unsafe to continue playing.

Ireland have scored a comeback win on the opening day of WXV1 2024 with a memorable victory against Black Ferns against the odds.

The Black Ferns have made plenty of changes to their side to take on Ireland in their opening WXV 1 game.

Black Ferns comfortably beaten by world No 1 side England at Twickenham in front of over 40,000.

Black Ferns named match-day 23, featuring the return of standout wing Ayesha Leti-I’iga to play England.

The Black Ferns include co-captain Kennedy Simon and wing Ayesha Leti-I’iga in their 30-strong squad.

Black Ferns co-captain Kennedy Simon extends contract with NZ Rugby and Black Ferns through 2028.