Queensland second rower Kurt Capewell won’t back up from State of Origin duty for the One New Zealand Warriors’ sold-out NRLmatch against four-time premiers the Penrith Panthers

One of the most satisfying performances from the Warriors in 2025 has seen them thrash the Sharks 40-10 against the crowd, the refs, the bunker and commentators.

Rocco Berry has joined co-captain Mitch Barnett on the sidelines for their away Round 14 game against Cronulla Sharks on Satuday evening.

A major blow to the Warriors with co-captain Mitchell Barnett ruled out fo rthe remainder of the season with a serious knee injury.

The Warriors have held off the Rabbitohs for a 36-30 win to return to possibly temporary second place on the NRL ladder

The Canberra Raiders have defended their way to a tense victory over the Warriors at a sold-out Go Media Stadium.

The Warriors will be without co-captain James

Co-catpain James Fisher-Harris eturned to the Warriors after several weeks injured and was as aggressive as expecteda across the field in the win over the Dolphins.

Experienced wings Dallin Watene-Zeleniak and Roger Tuivasa-Sheck are in the selection mix for the Warriors round 10 away clash against the St George Illawarra Dragons

Fullback Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad and centre Rocco Berry return while front rower Jackson Ford will make his 50th appearance for the Warruirs on Friday,.

Injury and suspension have forced several changes for the New Zealand Warriors’ Saturday night’s round seven NRL clash against Brisbane at Mt Smart. .

The NZ Warriors' winless streak against the Melbourne Storm reaches 17 after a dire first half on Sunday.

New Zealand Warriors CEO Cameron George says the club and assistant coach Richard Agar have accepted the penalty imposed by the NRL

The winning Warriors travel to Campbelltown to face Wests Tigers in the next round of NRL but are set to be without Roger Tuivasa-Sheck.

An unchanged 17 named for the third straight game for the NZ Warriors’ round three NRL clash.

An unchanged squad has been named for the NZ Warriors opening home game of the season against Manly on Friday at Mt Smart.

The Warriors produced a superb first half in their final pre-season hit out with a rare victory over the Melbourne Storm 36-10

Te Maire Martin has led the reeling NZ Warriors to a 32-16 victory over the Brisbane Broncos at Mt Smart.

Mitchell Barnett, Kurt Capewell and Dallin Watene-Zelezniak return but Shaun Johnson is out for the Warriors.