The Black Ferns have started their Rugby World Cup campaig in style with a 54-8 win over Spain at York Community Stadium. .

The Black Ferns have, brought in four players from injury and loaded the bench with firepower for their first game of the Rugby World Cup against Spain on Monday morning.

The Springbok Women have delivered a gutsy performance in Cape Town, pushing the Black Ferns XV to the brink in an entertaining encounter.

The Black Ferns squad for World Cup in England has been named by coach All Bunting to defend their title with only one surprise.

Black Ferns XV Head Coach Willie Walker has announced a 28-player squad to travel to South Africa for two matches against the Springbok Women’s team in Cape Town.

A second-half scoring spree has seen the Black Ferns ease to a 37-12 victory over the Wallaroos.

The Black Ferns have named their match-day 23 to play Australia in the O’Reilly Cup infront of a sold out crowd at Sky Stadium, Wellington on Saturday,.

The New Zeland selectors have confirmed a 33-player squad for the upcoming July matches against Black Ferns XV (trial) and Australia (Test), the last games on home soil for 2025. .

Twenty-two talented athletes, including sprinters, kickboxers, and rowers have been selected to attend the Next Ferns national combined event.

Recognition of a varitery of retired and current sportspeople in the King's Honours

The Black Ferns retake the Pacific Four Series title with a fearless and frantic 79-14 thrashing of the USA.

our players will make their Black Ferns debuts as New Zealand faces the United States in their last Pacific Four (PAC4) game.

For just the second time, the Black Ferns have drawn a test match, unable to be separated from Canada.

The Black Ferns face Canada in their Pacific Four Series on Saturday in Christchurch with a score to settle after the loss last year.

he Black Ferns continued their dominance of the Australian Wallaroos as they ground down their opponents to eventually win 38-12 in Newcastle

Auckland teenager Braxton Sorensen-McGee will debut for the Black Ferns in the Paciific Four Series on Saturday against Australia.

The Black Ferns development side will play two matches against the Springbok Women in South Africa later this year.

The Black Ferns have continued their succes finishing the season as World Sevens Series champions after thrashing Australia 31-7 in the final in Los Angeles.

The Black Ferns squad to play in the Pacific Four Series has been named by Allan Bunting and fellow selectors with three players in-line to make their debut.

New Zealand Rugby have added Māori All Blacks and British and Irish Lions international Riki Flutey to the Black Ferns coaching group.