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Warriors examining hit-and-run missions to New Zealand for NRL games – Stuff.co.nz
The Warriors and NRL are looking at a number of options on how the club could operate under a trans-Tasman bubble from July.
The Warriors could commute to Auckland over the second half of the NRL season to play games, while continuing to train in Australia.
The club and the NRL are looking at a number of options on how things could work, although no decisions have yet been made.
The Warriors are committed to remaining at their Terrigal base until the game against the Knights on June 19, even though the two-way trans-Tasman bubble will go up on April 19.
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