Mowbray-Williams bid preferred for new ANZ Premiership replacement netball league
Netball New Zealand has chosen the Mowbray-Williams bid to replace the ANZ Premiership from 2027.
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Netball New Zealand has chosen the Mowbray-Williams bid to replace the ANZ Premiership from 2027.
Netball NZ has signed a non-binding term sheet with entrepreneurs Anna Mowbray and Ali Williams to establish a private five-team domestic league next year.
Eighteen New Zealand netballers, including ten Commonwealth gold medallists, are leaving to play abroad.
A former Australian netball coach has raised concerns that an increase in New Zealand players joining the Australian league could block local players from reaching the national team.
A New Zealand player has been confirmed for the Thunderbirds as 17 Kiwi players leave the competition.
Fifteen elite New Zealand netball players have now confirmed moves to play overseas competitions, including Grace Nweke's shift to the Sydney Sirens.
New Zealand netball star Grace Nweke has committed to playing in Australia for another three years.
A Commonwealth Games gold medallist has committed to a long-term contract with her new netball club.
Another player has confirmed they are leaving the Steel rugby franchise.
The Southern Steel captain and Commonwealth Games gold medallist is leaving New Zealand for Australia as players face an uncertain domestic future.
Netball NZ is losing millions on free-to-air broadcasting despite attracting over a million viewers, prompting debate over private investment to save the professional competition.
Silver Fern netballer Maddy Gordon has joined West Coast Fever, leaving Queensland Firebirds.
A privatisation proposal for elite netball has sparked debate about the direction of New Zealand sport.
Former Silver Ferns captain Ameliaranne Ekenasio has signed a one-year deal with Australian Super Netball side West Coast Fever.
New Zealand's top netball players are leaving the country while administrators consider the future of the domestic competition.
Netball New Zealand is considering a privately owned franchise league as players increasingly look to sign with Australian competitions.
Netball NZ is in talks about establishing a private competition from 2028, leaving top players concerned about contracts.
New Zealand's netball players are leaving the country to earn a living as domestic conditions deteriorate.