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Coach search begins
Taumaunu is yet to indicate whether she is seeking another term as head coach, and there has been little to indicate which way she is leaning.

Coaches pack league teams with rookies
A shifting mindset in New Zealand netball has been reflected in the roster make-up of the Kiwi franchises for next year's ANZ Championship.

Mystics reach for sky after Tall Fern coup
The ANZ Championship is set for its first two-metre-plus player after the Northern Mystics pulled off the shock recruitment of Tall Ferns' basketball international Megan Craig.

Netball: Kiwi sides set to shoot for glory
The transtasman league franchises are due to submit their line-ups for the 2016 season today. Dana Johannsen looks at how the Kiwi teams shape.

Tutaia: I'm downloading Tinder today
One of New Zealand's most well-known netballers says she's struggling to find potential suitors - so she's signing up for Tinder.

Michael Burgess: Let Taumaunu rule court again
The appointment process for the next cycle begins this week, with Netball New Zealand to advertise the position globally, Michael Burgess writes.

Dana Johannsen: Silver Ferns are on the right track
It didn't come off for them in Sydney, but the formula the Silver Ferns discovered in the lead-up to the World Cup should not be thrown out, writes Dana Johannsen.

Ferns unable to recover from horror start to final
The 2015 Netball World Cup will go down as another tale of heartache for the Silver Ferns at the hands of the Australian Diamonds.

More heartache for Ferns
The 2015 World Cup will go down as another tale of heartache for the Silver Ferns at the hands of the Australian Diamonds.

As it happened: Netball World Cup final
Australia have won the netball World Cup final after beating the Silver Ferns 58-55 in Sydney tonight.

Three questions for the NWC
Dana Johannsen and Rikki Swannell answer the big questions ahead of today's clash with Australia.

Golden girls pass advice to Silver Ferns
The Silver Ferns will be out to win their first world title in 12 years. Dana Johannsen and Rikki Swannell talked to the class of 2003 about what the team need to do.

Fern stalwarts set for 'one last shot'
The Silver Ferns' motto throughout their World Cup campaign in Sydney is "one shot". For many of them, it could be said today's blockbuster final against Australia is also their "last shot".

Netball: Play without fear - and win
The Silver Ferns are on the verge of becoming New Zealand's Golden Girls.

As it happened: Silver Ferns v England
The Silver Ferns have made the Netball World Cup final with a 50-39 win over England.

De Bruin taking every challenge in stride
Leana De Bruin is testament to just how far a bit of confidence can take you.

Netball fans pumped and ready to go
Excited fans have poured into the AMI Auckland Netball Centre in preparation for the semifinal between New Zealand and England.

England believe they have plan to repel NZ
The Silver Ferns have gone into lockdown mode in Sydney as they focus on a big weekend of finals action at the Netball World Cup.

Silver Ferns cruise into semis
No fuss, no drama and no surprises. The Silver Ferns have ended the qualification round at the Netball World Cup with a comprehensive win over Uganda.

Geva's the captain, but mum is the star
The English captain and ANZ Championship star was particularly popular among the African nations.

Ferns stars to get a post-Cup breather
Any announcements on the playing future of some of the Silver Ferns' veteran stars are likely to be put on hold until the end of the year.

Fear returns to help plot trophy bid
The Silver Ferns have re-enlisted former high performance manager Tracey Fear to help plot the team's bid for World Cup glory.

Retiring Corletto relies on sage advice
Whenever Julie Corletto feels overwhelmed on the netball court, she recalls a piece of simple advice Liz Ellis gave her during her Diamonds debut.

Diamonds on track after upset by Kiwis
The tails are back up in the Australian camp as they approach the Netball World Cup semifinals this weekend.