After a two-year hiatus, the 2022 National Māori Netball Tournament will go ahead at the CET Arena in Palmerston North from April 15 to 17.
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Mothers bib up again on return to international netball
Silver Ferns defensive duo Kayla (nee Cullen) Johnson and Phoenix Karaka trial for UK tour.
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First Māori netball player to captain Tactix in 2022
Kimiora Poi will become the first Māori netballer to captain the Trident Homes Tactix since the club started in 2008.
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'Big stepping stone' playing Silver Ferns say Aotearoa Men's Netball debutants
Tyra Lauangiangi and Eriata Vercoe were both debutants in the Aotearoa Men's Netball team which played the Silver Ferns in a three-game series this week in Wellington.
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Concerns for men's netball prospects for 2026 Commonwealth Games
Aotearoa Men finally got a win over the national women's team, Silver Ferns, who in the end sealed the Cadbury Netball Series two games to one.
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No plans to push new star yet, Silver Ferns coach says
Injured Silver Ferns shooter Tiana Metuarau was the star of the show over England and now takes on a new challenge against Aotearoa Men.
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NewsCovid-19 forces Silver Ferns matches to move to Wellington
Hamilton will no longer host the Silver Ferns and Aotearoa Men netball teams as Delta spreads into the Waikato region.
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Funding te reo sports events could be a game changer in normalising te reo Māori
Puni Reo Poitarawhiti is Auckland’s first netball event where all taking part speak Māori. It’s new research project investigating the ripple effect the Māori language has on participants and communities. Its a research project funded by Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga and led by Professor Jenny Lee Morgan and Dr Jennifer Martin of Ngā Wai a Te Tūī, Māori and Indigenous Research Centre
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New kid on the block prevails – ‘massive step up’
Tiana Metuarau, 20, who hails from Whāngara Mai Tawhiti, wins player of the match on her Silver Ferns test debut.
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Silver Ferns star credits whānau for preparation against England
Māori netballer Maia Wilson, 23, is arguably one of the top shooters in the world but she admits her whānau helped her get into shape in lockdown.
