New Zealand Rugby League (NZRL) is the governing body for rugby league in New Zealand, established on April 25, 1910. It is responsible for managing, developing, and promoting the sport throughout the country. The organization has a rich history, beginning with the arrival of rugby league in New Zealand in the early 1900s and the establishment of the first club game in 1908. NZRL oversees the national teams, including the Kiwis, the men's team that won the Rugby League World Cup in 2008, and the Kiwi Ferns, the women's team with three World Cup titles. The organization manages various provincial and national competitions, fostering the growth of rugby league across New Zealand. It has played a significant role in the sport's development, overcoming challenges and expanding its reach to various regions.