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Former Diamonds shooter Kate Beveridge is a surprising signing for the Mainland Tactix.

Youngsters Monica Falkner and Whitney Souness get first call-up to Silver Ferns squad

Silver Fern Grace Rasmussen has been unveiled as the Northern Stars first signing for 2018

Victorious New Zealand under-21 coach Kiri Wills is set to tackle a new coaching role

Phoenix Karaka will join a stacked Northern Mystics defensive end next season.

The Steel has retained its powerful midcourt trio for next year's ANZ Premiership

Maria Tutaia has signed with the Mystics for another two years, but the terms are unclear.

Silver Ferns management will take a cautious approach with schoolgirl star Tiana Metuarau

Silver Ferns management have no concerns about Maria Tutaia's decision to take time out

Katrina Grant will return for a ninth consecutive campaign with the Central Pulse in 2018.

It has been a month of interesting developments on the netball recruitment front,

The Southern Steel's powerhouse shooter Jhaniele Fowler-Reid is heading to Australia.

The Northern Mystics have unveiled four signings for the 2018 ANZ Premiership.

Relive all the action from the ANZ Premiership final between the Steel and the Pulse.

The Pulse are the only challenger left with a chance of spoiling the Steel's season.

The Magic have missed out on the ANZ Premiership playoffs in agonising fashion.

The ANZ Premiership playoff race will come down to the final game of the regular season.

The Southern Steel weren't supposed to win this match, coming days after a horror crash.

Four players have been called in as reinforcements for the Steel netball team.

The Steel's match against the Tactix will go ahead in Christchurch tomorrow night.

The Northern Mystics are within a whisker of the ANZ Premiership playoffs.

The Steel's victory has put the Magic on the precipice of missing the playoffs.

The Southern Steel have overcome their toughest challenge yet.

The Central Pulse have snapped out of their slump to keep pace in the playoff race.

The Tactix have finally snared a win after 19 straight losses, beating the Northern Stars.

The Mystics have exploded into life just when they needed it most,

The Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic have snapped a three game losing streak.

2017 is shaping up as the year of the unbeaten teams in New Zealand sport.

The Steel underlined their favouritism in the ANZ Premiership by thumping the Pulse.