Stories by Bridget Tunnicliffe

A New Zealand member of World Netball's Rules Advisory Panel (RAP) says proposed rule changes send a clear message that players need to take more responsibility to keep the game clean.

A crack down on dangerous play, overhauling a farcical short pass rule, and the ditching of some of the irksome international netball rules will be put to the vote in Cape Town later this month.

At just 16 Kalea Norton is the youngest member of the Volley Ferns and she's got one of the biggest jobs when the team plays Chile on their first overseas tour since 2019.

No stone has been left unturned as the team behind the Silver Ferns gear up for the first Netball World Cup on African soil, which could come with its own unique challenges.

Test veteran Gina Crampton admits watching the Silver Ferns from afar next year will be tough after an elite career, which started in 2012.

Analysis - The Silver Ferns team named for the Netball World Cup might not have been met with widespread approval on Wednesday, but it's hard to fault the selectors' logic, writes Bridget Tunnicliffe.

Silver Ferns wider squad member Elle Temu won't be a part of next year's ANZ Premiership as she's heading to Australia.

Dame Noeline Taurua has announced a 12-strong Silver Ferns team to contest the 2023 Netball World Cup in Cape Town.

In three days Dame Noeline Taurua will reveal her Silver Ferns' World Cup team and two midcourt positions will come down to the wire, writes Bridget Tunnicliffe.

The Mystics have won their second ANZ Premiership title in three years after beating the Stars 74-56 in Hamilton and given their captain the perfect send off.

Stars' midcourter Gina Crampton says last year's brutal ANZ Premiership grand final is one game she just hasn't been able to watch.

Netball is facing a massive challenge as it tries to compete with codes that are being cross subsidised by cashed up men's sports, the head of the New Zealand Netball Players' Association says.

Veteran Australian coach Rob Wright says last year's series flop against the Silver Ferns was a bad look for Jamaica and says they've found themselves in a tricky pool at July's Netball World Cup as a…

Netball New Zealand is interested in a netball equivalent of cricket's IPL, which would draft the best players in the world and give athletes a chance to earn more money.

One of the beauties of sport lies in its unpredictability and Pulse coach Yvette McCausland-Durie doesn't mind admitting that she did not predict the exponential growth of Amelia Walmsley.

The Tactix could be without influential defender Jane Watson again when the side hosts the Stars in a must win game in Christchurch this Sunday.

It's the fastest growing sport in our secondary schools but it struggles to get visibility, keep up with demand, and risks losing top players to other codes.

After eight rounds of netball and a 6-5 win-loss ratio the one constant for the South Auckland based Stars has been the shooting accuracy of captain Maia Wilson.

Former Black Stick Katie Glynn, who is now an assistant coach with Great Britain says keeping up with the top sides in the world is getting tougher.

Analysis - Out of the seven positions on a netball court wing defence is probably the least glamorous, yet it's causing Silver Ferns' coach Dame Noeline Taurua a few headaches ahead of the World Cup.

White Ferns' star Amelia Kerr got to live out scenes she only dreamed of as a child while playing in India's inaugural Women's Premier League (WPL).

Netball Jamaica has been fined GBP £5,000 (NZ $9,800) by the sports governing body after last year's series with the Silver Ferns turned into a farce.

Netball New Zealand's soon to be new head of high performance can't wait to resume his association with a sport that's already been a big part of his life.

Netball New Zealand Chief Executive Jennie Wyllie is confident the Silver Ferns are in a good position to defend their World Cup title in July.

Amy Christophers' first season for the Magic was way back in 2010 when Silver Ferns' legends Laura Langman, Irene van Dyk, and Casey Kopua were fixtures in the side.