Despite being under sustained pressure and a clear territorial advantage against them the Black Sticks women have beaten the Hockeyroos at the Oceania Cup 1-0 in Darwin.

The Black Sticks Men's team looking to topple Australia for the Oceania Cup title in Darwin next month.

Hockey New Zealand have confirmed a new CEO with former interantional Michelle Hollands taking on the role.

Hockey New Zealand has confirmed the Black Sticks Men will not participate in the prestigious 2025–26 FIH Pro League, despite qualifying by winning the 2025 Nations Cup.

The Black Sticks Men have captured the FIH Hockey Nations Cup title for the second straight tournament.

The Black Sticks men's hockey side are through to the final of the Nations Cup tournament in Malaysia after a penalty shootout win over South Korea.

The Black Sticks Men's team have swept through pool play at the FIH Nations Cup in Malaysia after a 4-3 win over Pakistan.

The Black Sticks Men's side have staged a remarkable comeback to beat hosts Malaysia 4-3 in front of a hostile crowd to reach the semifinals of the FIH Nations Cup with a game to spare

The Black Sticks Women have secured their spot in the semifinals of the FIH Hockey Women’s Nations Cup in Santiago, Chile,.

Black Sticks Women beaten by Ireland in their second pool match at the FIH Hockey Women’s Nations Cup.

The Black Sticks women have started their FIH Nations Cup campaign with victory against South Korea.

The Black Sticks squad for the third edition of the FIH Hockey Women’s Nations Cup in Santiago, Chile has been confirmed

The Oceania Junior World Cup Hockey Qualifiers are set to take place in Auckland at Lloyd Elsmore Park

The Black Sticks women have completed the two-test series against the United States with victories as they gave new players a chance

New Zealand hockey star Hugo Inglis has officially announced his retirement after nearly 15 years

Hockey New Zealand names a developmental Black Sticks Women squad for their series against the USA.

The regular season winners proved too strong in the finals of the second edition of the Premier Hockey League.

One of New Zealand greats, Simon Child has officially announced his retirement, after an almost 20-year international hockey career.

The Alpiners Men and Tridents Women make fast starts to the new Premier Hockey League season.

Just 10 events will feature in a scaled-back Commonwealth Games in Glasgow with some prominent sports missing out on the final cut.