Warriors

Warriors head coach Stephen Kearney has named an unchanged side for the St Patrick's Day NRL clash against the Gold Coast Titans at Mount Smart Stadium on Saturday.

All eyes will be on the Warriors when their NRL season kicks off tonight against South Sydney in Perth searching for any hint of change after a dismal end to last season.

New Zealand Warriors coach Stephen Kearney doesn't think it's unfair his team have been scheduled to play in Perth yet again, despite their Western Australia hoodoo.

Veteran forward Simon Mannering will miss the Warriors' opening match of the NRL season against South Sydney in Perth.

Warriors captain Roger Tuivasa-Sheck has signed on for another four years, one of the longest deals in the NRL club's history.

The Warriors have staved off a depleted Melbourne 20-14 in a low-key NRL pre-season match in Rotorua.

Warriors assistant coach and ex-head coach Andrew McFadden will bring his six- year stay in Auckland to a close at the end of 2018.

Opinion - For the Warriors, things don't usually start going wrong until after the first few rounds of the year's competition.

New Zealand Rugby deny the Warriors captain and Kiwis rugby league star Roger Tuivasa-Sheck is set to switch to codes and join a Super Rugby side next year.

The Warriors must learn to better deal with week-to-week expectations if they are to finally find success in the NRL, recruit Gerard Beale says.

The Warriors have confirmed that Roger Tuivasa-Sheck will again captain their NRL side this season.

Former Wigan centre Anthony Gelling, who has returned to Auckland after six seasons in England, has signed a one-year contract with the Warriors.

The New Zealand Warriors have signed standoff Blake Green for the next three years.

The Warriors' lacklustre NRL season won't cost coach Stephen Kearney his job despite new chief executive Cameron George promising a wide-ranging review at the club.

Auckland businessman Paul Davys has withdrawn his bid for the Warriors rugby league club, citing a "confusing process" presented by owner Eric Watson.

The New Zealand Warriors have suffered their seventh straight NRL loss after going down 36-18 to South Sydney in Sydney.

Melbourne are laying out the welcome mat for former favourite son Ryan Hoffman to make a return from the Warriors next NRL season.

The Warriors have clocked up their fifth defeat in a row after losing 26-10 to the Newcastle Knights, who sit bottom in the NRL.