
Matt Whineray
Matt Whineray is the chair of Netball New Zealand's board, where he plays a crucial role in overseeing the governance and strategic direction of the sport in the country. He is known for his commitment to enhancing the integrity and success of netball in New Zealand, advocating for policies that balance the evolving dynamics of the sport with the needs of domestic competitions. Recently, Whineray commented on the updated eligibility laws for overseas-based Silver Ferns, emphasizing the importance of fairness and flexibility in the selection process to accommodate the global nature of netball while protecting the integrity of the national team.
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Matt Whineray announced his exit as chairman of Netball NZ, recognizing the need for new leadership.
Netball NZ board shake-up as chairman Matt Whineray announces exitMatt Whineray is the board chair of Netball NZ who was called to make himself available to media.
Louisa Wall: Former Silver Fern and Labour MP calls for independent review of Netball NZ’s lack of transparency after Jennie Wyllie resignationMatt Whineray stated that Jennie Wyllie has guided the organization through significant change.
Labour MP Willie Jackson labels ex-CEO Jennie Wyllie ‘sacrificial lamb’, slams Netball NZ boardMatt Whineray is the board chair of Netball New Zealand who spoke about the situation regarding Taurua.
Dame Noeline Taurua and Netball New Zealand sending mixed messages over reinstatement – Nathan LimmMatt Whineray is the chairman of Netball NZ and has addressed concerns about the organization's culture and staff workload.
Netball NZ: Staff expose concerns about workplace culture, call for leadership changeMatt Whineray is the NNZ board chair who commented on the positive step forward regarding eligibility laws.
Netball NZ update eligibility laws, opens door for overseas-based Silver Ferns



















