NZ Warriors will play 10 regular season fixtures at Go Media Stadium Mt Smart in 2024, including an Anzac Day clash against Gold Coast Titans, as the NRL confirmed next season's calendar.
As reported earlier this week, the Warriors will play the annual Anzac fixture at home for the first time since 2015, although next year's encounter will be against Gold Coast Titans, not Melbourne Storm.
Next season will also see the Warriors return to Christchurch for a round three encounter with Canberra Raiders at Apollo Projects Stadium.
Meanwhile, the Warriors open and close their regular season against Cronulla Sharks - at home in round one, then away in round 26.
They also have a bye in the final round of the regular season, potentially giving the side a week's extra rest, should they finish in the top eight and qualify for playoffs. Two other byes are scheduled for round 13 and round 19.
After playing just nine regular season matches at their spiritual Mt Smart home this year, the Warriors face a series of mouthwatering fixtures at Auckland next season.
Newcastle Knights, Manly Sea Eagles, Redcliffe Dolphins, Melbourne Storm, Brisbane Broncos, Wests Tigers, Parramatta Eels and Canterbury Bulldogs will also make the trip across the Tasman.
Meanwhile, the Warriors will face Canberra, South Sydney Rabbitohs, St George Dragons, Newcastle, Sydney Roosters, North Queensland Cowboys, Titans, Bulldogs, Dolphins, Sea Eagles and Sharks away from home.
As part of the NRL Magic Round, the Warriors will also line up against three-time reigning premiers Penrith Panthers at Brisbane's Suncorp Stadium for the second year in a row, albeit technically counting as a home game.
NZ Warriors full fixture list:
Round one: Cronulla Sharks, Go Media Stadium
Round two: Melbourne Storm, AAMI Park
Round three: Canberra Raiders, Apollo Projects Stadium
Round four: Newcastle Knights, Go Media Stadium
Round five: South Sydney Rabbitohs, Accor Stadium
Round six: Manly Sea Eagles, Go Media Stadium
Round seven: St George Illawarra Dragons, WIN Stadium
Round eight: Gold Coast Titans, Go Media Stadium
Round nine: Newcastle Knights, McDonald Jones Stadium
Round ten: Sydney Roosters, Allianz Stadium
Round eleven: Penrith Panthers, Suncorp Stadium
Round twelve: Redcliffe Dolphins, Go Media Stadium
Round thirteen: Bye
Round fourteen: North Queensland Cowboys, Queensland Country Bank Stadium
Round fifteen: Melbourne Storm, Go Media Stadium
Round sixteen: Gold Coast Titans, Cbus Super Stadium
Round seventeen: Brisbane Broncos, Go Media Stadium
Round eighteen: Canterbury Bulldogs, Accor Stadium
Round nineteen: Bye
Round twenty: Canberra Raiders, GIO Stadium
Round twenty one: Wests Tigers, Go Media Stadium
Round twenty two: Parramatta Eels, Go Media Stadium
Round twenty three: Redcliffe Dolphins, Suncorp Stadium
Round twenty four: Manly Sea Eagles, 4Pines Park
Round twenty five: Canterbury Bulldogs, Go Media Stadium
Round twenty six: Cronulla Sharks, PointsBet Stadium
Round twenty seven: Bye
