New Zealand men's national netball team

Since 1985, New Zealand and Australia Men have played each other in a Trans Tasman series. The series has featured both open and under-23 tournaments. In 2002 the Australian International Men's and Mixed Netball Association began organising its own Australian Championships for men's and mixed teams. The 2003 Australian Championships saw New Zealand entering a team in the Open Mens Division and going on to win the title. New Zealand also entered a team in 2004. ==Tournament history==

Cadbury Netball Series As part of their preparations for the 2019 Netball World Cup, Noeline Taurua, head coach of the New Zealand Women, arranged for her team to play in the 2019 Cadbury Netball Series. This series featured a New Zealand men's invitational team, Fiji Women and an ANZ Premiership All Stars select. The New Zealand Men had previously trained with and played against the New Zealand Women behind closed doors. However, this series saw the men's team make their television debut. On 26 June 2019, the New Zealand men's invitational team defeated Fiji Women 93–19 in their opening match of the series. On 26 June 2019, New Zealand Men defeated New Zealand Women 54–50. This was the first match between the two teams that was broadcast live. On 29 June 2019, the men's team won the 2019 series when they defeated the New Zealand Women 66–54 in the final. New Zealand Women subsequently won two similar series in 2020 and 2021. Ahead of the 2022 Commonwealth Games, New Zealand Women again played New Zealand Men as part of their preparations. New Zealand Men subsequently won the series for a second time. Trans-Tasman Cup Since 1985, New Zealand Men and Australia Men had played each other in a Trans Tasman series. Men's Fast5 Netball World Series Since 2022, New Zealand Men have played in the Men's Fast5 Netball World Series. New Zealand won the inaugural series after defeating Australia 29–25 in the final. ==Notable players==

;Notes • Pala'amo and Hansen-Vaeau were co-coaches • Anderson and Milicich were co-coaches ==References==