Noeline Taurua could hardly have asked for a better opportunity to test a number of players against the world’s best.

New Zealand’s rich legacy in the shortened version of the game was highlighted when the FAST5 Ferns secured the Fast5 Netball World Series title for a seventh time in October.

Netball New Zealand is pleased to welcome Voyager Luggage as official luggage supplier of the Silver Ferns.

Silver Ferns coach Noeline Taurua has named her team to contest the Northern Quad Series as the athletes meet new standards of expectation.

The Silver Ferns have received a timely boost on the cusp of a big year in Netball as they climb back to second in the International Netball Federation (INF) world rankings.

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With her family connections deeply imbedded in Northland, Noeline Taurua was humbled to win the Coach of the Year award at the recent 2018 Tai Tokerau Maori Sports Awards.

Netball New Zealand’s bid to host the Netball World Cup in 2023 is backed by a belief they can take the sport’s pinnacle event to new levels.

The 2018 Fast5 Netball World Series provided a terrific platform for New Zealand talent to shine and gain exposure against top level teams and players.

Silver Ferns coach Noeline Taurua has invited 25 of New Zealand’s leading Netballers to next month’s Silver Ferns camp where her focus is four-fold.

Reversing their round robin result, the FAST5 Ferns went on to clinch a seventh Fast5 Netball World Series title when shading Jamaica 34-33 in a pulsating 2018 final in Melbourne on Sunday.

Fittingly, it was a thrilling 34-32 win over traditional rivals Australia that ensured the FAST5 Ferns remained unbeaten after the first day of the Fast5 Netball World Series in Melbourne on Saturday.

Experienced defender Sulu Fitzpatrick has been named to captain the FAST5 Ferns at the Fast5 Netball World Series in Melbourne this weekend.

The Silver Ferns hopes of making a late bid for the Constellation Cup were dashed when Australia took out the deciding fourth Test with a 58-47 win in Wellington on Thursday.

Anchored by standout performances at both ends of the court, the Silver Ferns reignited their longstanding rivalry with Australia after posting a compelling 55-44 win in the third Constellation Cup test in Hamilton on Sunday.

Pushing to new boundaries has been the hallmark of Laura Langman’s decorated career, with the midcourt dynamo adding another chapter with sole ownership as the Silver Ferns most capped player.

An improved effort from the Silver Ferns was not enough to deny Australia a 56-47 win in the second Constellation Cup test played in front of a sold-out crowd in Townsville on Wednesday.

A strong start and finish could not prevent the Silver Ferns from slipping to a 57-42 loss in the opening clash of the four Test Constellation Cup in Brisbane on Sunday.

A shift in mindset is a major focus for Silver Ferns coach Noeline Taurua during the four-Test Constellation Cup series against Australia, starting in Brisbane on Sunday.

It’s early days, but it’s time for the new-look Silver Ferns to get some runs on the board against Australia.