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Established in 2024, the New Zealand Wheel Kiwis are the national wheelchair rugby league team, representing Aotearoa in the international game. The team showcases the inclusive spirit of rugby league and provides a pathway for athletes of all abilities to wear the black and white. Since their formation, the Wheel Kiwis have faced off against Australia, marking an important step in growing awareness and participation in wheelchair rugby league across Aotearoa.

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Wheel Kiwis win three matches in Gold Coast LCA NRL Wheelchair Championships

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Wheel Kiwis travel to Gold Coast for the Inaugural Leagues Clubs Australia NRL Wheelchair Championships

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New Zealand, USA confirm Wheelchair berths places at RLWC2026

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Wheel Kiwis train with rivals ahead of Test as game grows in NZ

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Kiwis

The New Zealand Kiwis are the pinnacle of men’s Rugby League in Aotearoa — fierce competitors who carry the Kiwi and the fern onto the international stage. United by pride and brotherhood, they represent the strength and resilience of our nation.

Kiwi Ferns

The Kiwi Ferns are trailblazers for women’s Rugby League in New Zealand — powerful, proud, and breaking boundaries every time they take the field. Their legacy is one of courage, connection, and inspiring the next generation of wāhine toa.

Junior Kiwis

Our Kiwis A represent the future of the game — talented young players learning what it means to wear the fern and carry the spirit of our nation. Every match is a step toward greatness.

Wheel Kiwis

The Wheel Kiwis proudly represent New Zealand on the international stage with mana, determination, and unity that define our game. Competing with courage and pride, they show that strength and teamwork know no boundaries.

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