The Warriors have snuck past a committed Manly outfit 31-30 at Go Media Stadium and sit on top of the NRL ladder for at least 24 hours.

NZ Warriors v Manly Sea Eagles, 5pm Saturday, September 5, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

Warriors: 1. Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad, 2. Adam Pompey, 3. Ali Leiataua, 4. Leka Halasima, 5. Alofiana Khan-Pereira, 6. Chancel Harris-Tavita, 7. Te Maire Martin, 8. James Fisher-Harris, 9. Sam Healey, 10. Mitch Barnett, 11. Eddie Ieremia-Toeava, 12. Jacob Laban, 13. Erin Clark. Interchange (from): 14. Makaia Taufa, 15. Tanner Stowers-Smith, 16. Demitric Vaimauga, 17. Eddie Morgan Gannon, 18. Taine Tuaupiki, 20. Kayliss Fatialofa, 21. Jett Cleary, 22. Jye Linnane, 23. Haizyn

The Warriors have retaken top spot on the NRL ladder after a 46-32 win over the Newcastle Knights at Mt Smart.

Halfback Te Maire Martin comes back from injury with winger Luke Laulilii called up to make his club debut in the New Zealand Warriors’ round 26 NRL clash against the Newcastle Knights

The Warriors held strong in the end to score a big win over the Rabbitohs to take their place a tthe top of the NRL points table

Andrew Webster will become the NZ Warriors’ longest-serving head coach in history after signing a four-year contract extension to end of the 2032 NRL season.

The Warriors have had to call up rookie Luke Hanson to the NO 6 jersey for the round 25 NRL clash against the Rabbitohs in Sydney on Saturday.

The Warriors have their sights firmly on second spot and a home final after continuing their rampaging form to leave the Broncos staring down the worst fall from grace by a premiership winning team.

After a starring performance in the win over the Panthers, halfback Luke Metcalf has been retained his place in the Warriors starting lineup to face the Broncos in Brisbane on Sautrday night.

Hardened forward Sam McIntyre will join the NZ Warriors on a two-year deal for the 2027 and 2028 NRL seasons.

A triple of tries for the multi sport master Tysha Ikenasio has taken the Warriors to a 22-14 NRLW victory over the Newcastle Knights in Hamilton.

A successful return to the Warriors for halfback Luke Metcalf, leading the side to a 28-12 victory the NRL table-topping Penrith Panthers at Auckland's Go Media Stadium.

New Zealand Warriors front rower Jackson Ford has secured a two-year deal to extend his stay with the club until the end of the 2029 season.

Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad retains the fullback’s job for the Warriors’ encounter with table-topping Penrith at Mt Smart on Friday night even with Taine Tuaupiki back from injury.

The Warriors are back on track with a big 42-6 win over the Titans on the Gold Coast and after their loss last week.

Veteran Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad will start at fullback for the first time in more than three months in Warriors’ round 22 NRL clash against Gold Coast at Cbus Super Stadium in Robina on Saturday.

The Warriors have fallen to third on the NRL points table and to their sixth loss of the season after an 18-6 defeat to the Bulldogs in Sydney.

The NZ Warriors women could welcome four frontline players back to their NRLW squad to face Parramatta Eels on Sunday, but lose the services of their four-try hero from last week.

The Warriors close to within one game of the Panthers at the top of the table with a hard-fought eight-point win over a gritty Dragons side who had a number of calls go against them.