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Champion '87 Silver Ferns gather around Dame Lois

Arguably the greatest Silver Ferns side to take the netball court, the 1987 world champions have rallied around their legendary coach, Dame Lois Muir. They cross paths with Suzanne McFadden.

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Burley's southern stint takes her to the top

Kate Burley has been named in the Silver Ferns for the first time, after a standout season with the Southern Steel pushed her out of her comfort zone.

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World Cup hero: How we could have gone far

Hannah Wilkinson, athlete and artist, believes the Football Ferns could have created World Cup history by keeping their shape. And she tells Suzanne McFadden about the shape the women’s game is left in, and how she's giving back to NZ.

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Women footballers battle the curse of the ACL

Busted knees and reconstructions are on the increase for young women - and one women's football team knows the pain of knee ligament injury all too well, having five players afflicted recently.

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Netball World Cup: New low for Silver Ferns

The Silver Ferns have crashed down to earth, the defending champions finishing fourth at the 2023 Netball World Cup.

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Netball World Cup: Silver Ferns to fight for bronze

A 46-40 loss has kicked the Silver Ferns out of the Netball World Cup final, and sets up a potential lowest-ever finish for the side.

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England outlast New Zealand to reach Netball World Cup final for first time

England’s Roses dispatched the defending champions in Cape Town to advance to their first-ever Netball World Cup final, where they will face Australia

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England seek Netball World Cup revenge in semi-final against New Zealand

The rematch in Cape Town will be an intriguing contest built on a loveless history between the two sides

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Record loss, yet Ferns turn straight to semis

In their heaviest loss in Netball World Cup history, the Silver Ferns have fallen to Jamaica - and have to return to the drawing board to beat a buoyant England in the semifinals.

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Silver Ferns now facing early exit

A draw for the Silver Ferns in pool play makes their game against Jamaica all to play for. Merryn Anderson analyses their chances after the shock result.

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FIFA World Cup: Who you should back now

Now the Football Ferns have reluctantly packed up their World Cup campaign, football aficionados urge Kiwis to keep following the world's largest women's sports event, and tell Suzanne McFadden who to cheer for now.

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Crunch time in Netball World Cup as England meet relentless Australia

Final group games between Roses and Diamonds, as well as Jamaica and New Zealand, will set up tantalising semi-finals at the Netball World Cup

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Netball World Cup: Grace-less Ferns shoot back

As the Silver Ferns regroup after a tournament-ending injury to key shooter Grace Nweke, LockerRoom looks at who must stand up for the team to win the Netball World Cup.

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New Zealand win but lose Nweke while England march on at Netball World Cup

The Silver Ferns’ shooter is out of the tournament with a knee injury while a rejigged Australia beat Scotland 77-37 and England defeated Tonga 72-46

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Netball World Cup: Tougher challenges await Ferns

A 61-goal win over Singapore completed the Silver Ferns' first stage of the Netball World Cup. But it only gets harder from here, Merryn Anderson reports.

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‘They can be proud’: Fans react as New Zealand exit Women’s World Cup

Supporters packed Auckland’s bars to cheer on the Ferns but they were unable to overcome Switzerland

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Football Ferns one goal short of a glorious goal

An historic victory, sold-out stadiums and winning the hearts of a nation - but in the end a draw wasn't enough to take the Football Ferns through to the next stage of the FIFA Women's World Cup, reports Suzanne McFadden.

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Ria Percival: 'We have to get out of the group'

The Football Ferns have only once got out of their group stage at World Cups and Olympic Games and they're determined to do it again Sunday night in front of family and home fans.

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In reach of history, Ferns already gamechangers

Will one more step for the Football Ferns equal one giant leap for the game in NZ? Suzanne McFadden asks women throughout football what impact the Ferns will have, win or lose their final World Cup pool match.

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Boom! Silver Ferns explode into World Cup

New Zealand's sensational first quarter of their first game at Netball's World Cup sets up a big win and big expectations, writes Merryn Anderson

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Silver Ferns search for the elusive repeat

The 2023 Netball World Cup kicks off in Cape Town tomorrow, with the Silver Ferns taking on Trinidad and Tobago. Merryn Anderson checks out their route to the final.

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After a slow build-up, a World Cup buzz grows in New Zealand

The Women’s World Cup fights for relevance in co-hosts New Zealand, where rugby and cricket are dominant.

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Football Ferns: Win, loss, and now a must-succeed

The Philippines take their turn to make history in the World Cup, harrying the Football Ferns to a shock defeat and making next Sunday's match everything to play for

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New Zealand 0-1 Philippines: Women’s World Cup 2023 – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: The Filipinas stunned co-hosts New Zealand with their first ever World Cup win in a thrilling match in Wellington

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Hannah Wilkinson - from Kamo to the world

The knees that carried the feet that carried New Zealand to history in its World Cup opener have overcome incredible adversity, Peter Thornton reports

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