All Stars 2023: Everything you need to know
The Harvey Norman All Stars heads to New Zealand for the first time with Rotorua International Stadium set to host the Māori and Indigenous All Stars sides on February 11.
Last year's men's All Stars game saw the Māori All Stars record a hard-fought 16-10 victory while the Indigenous All Stars enjoyed an 18-8 win in the women's match at CommBank Stadium.
From the pre-game hakas and cultural dances to the exhilarating on-field action, All Stars is the perfect way to kick off the 2023 rugby league season.
Auckland Flood Relief
In support of the Auckland floods, for every scanned ticket at the NRL Harvey Norman All Stars event, the NRL, Harvey Norman New Zealand and Nine Network will each donate $1 for every fan in attendance towards the Flood Relief fund.
The funds will be contributed to Auckland Council Emergency Relief Fund and will support people who are experiencing hardship due to the recent flood disaster and need urgent financial assistance. Visit here for more information.
Game Day
Rotorua International Stadium, Saturday February 11
- 2:00pm NZDT (12:00pm AEDT) — Gates Open at Rotorua International Stadium
- 2:05pm (12:05pm AEDT) — Mixed Touch Football, Indigenous vs. Māori All Stars
- 3:30pm NZDT (1:30pm AEDT) — Women's Māori vs. Indigenous All Stars
- 5:40pm NZDT (3:40pm AEDT) — Men's Māori vs. Indigenous All Stars
Game Day Events
- Indigenous Team War Cry
- Maori Team Haka
- Post-match presentations for both Women’s and Men’s games
- Half Time race – Harvey Norman will select eight lucky people from the crowd to race on the field for their chance to win a $500 Harvey Norman gift card.
- Post-match Giveaway – At the end of both the women’s & men’s matches the teams will give some rugby league balls into the crowd all thanks to Harvey Norman.
Match: Maori v Indigenous
Round 1 -
home Team
Maori
away Team
Indigenous
Team Lists
Backs
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Fullback for Maori is number 1 Hayze PerhamFullback for Indigenous is number 1 Latrell Mitchell
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Winger for Maori is number 2 Morgan HarperWinger for Indigenous is number 2 Selwyn Cobbo
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Centre for Maori is number 3 Jesse ArtharsCentre for Indigenous is number 3 Jack Wighton
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Centre for Maori is number 4 Adam PompeyCentre for Indigenous is number 4 Brent Naden
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Winger for Maori is number 5 Jordan RapanaWinger for Indigenous is number 5 Tyrell Sloan
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Five-Eighth for Maori is number 6 Zach Dockar-ClayFive-Eighth for Indigenous is number 6 Cody Walker
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Halfback for Maori is number 7 Paul TurnerHalfback for Indigenous is number 7 Nicholas Hynes
Forwards
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Prop for Maori is number 8 James Fisher-HarrisProp for Indigenous is number 8 Josh Kerr
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Hooker for Maori is number 9 Corey Harawira-NaeraHooker for Indigenous is number 9 Kierran Moseley
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Prop for Maori is number 10 Royce HuntProp for Indigenous is number 10 Shaquai Mitchell
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2nd Row for Maori is number 11 Briton Nikora2nd Row for Indigenous is number 11 Tyrell Fuimaono
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2nd Row for Maori is number 12 Jordan Riki2nd Row for Indigenous is number 18 Ryan James
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Lock for Maori is number 13 Joseph TapineLock for Indigenous is number 13 J'maine Hopgood
Interchange
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Interchange for Maori is number 14 Zane MusgroveInterchange for Indigenous is number 14 Albert Kelly
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Interchange for Maori is number 15 Leo ThompsonInterchange for Indigenous is number 15 Jamayne Taunoa-Brown
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Interchange for Maori is number 16 Tukimihia SimpkinsInterchange for Indigenous is number 16 Daine Laurie
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Interchange for Maori is number 17 Austin DiasInterchange for Indigenous is number 17 Isaiah Tass
Reserves
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Reserve for Maori is number 18 Sheldon PitamaReserve for Indigenous is number 12 Tyrone Peachey
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Reserve for Maori is number 19 Creedence ToiaReserve for Indigenous is number 19 Braydon Trindall
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Reserve for Maori is number 20 Preston RikiReserve for Indigenous is number 20 Bailey Butler
Match Officials
- Referee: Gerard Sutton
- Touch Judge: Belinda Sharpe
- Touch Judge: Drew Oultram
- Senior Review Official: Adam Gee
Last updated:
Precinct / Internal Activations
- Merchandise
- Food Trucks
- Cultural performances
- Harvey Norman photo booth
- Chemist Warehouse pass the ball competition
- Harvey Norman bang bang sticks – Inflatable sticks in Indigenous and Māori colours to cheer on your team available in the stadium precinct.
Broadcast information
- Women’s All Stars on Nine, Kayo, Sky Sports (NZ) and Fox Sports, 3:30pm NZDT (1:30pm AEDT)
- Men’s All Stars on Nine Network, Kayo, Sky Sports (NZ) and Fox Sports, 5:45pm NZDT (3:45pm AEDT)
Stadium Information
Transport
The Rotorua International Stadium boasts in excess of 5000 car park spaces in its immediate vicinity providing sporting fans with ease of accessibility to the venue on event days. Bus services will run from Fenton Street.
Tickets
Tickets are available via Ticketmaster from $40 for adults and $85 for families. Secure yours today! NRL.com/tickets
Partners
The 2023 NRL Harvey Norman All Stars is proudly supported by the New Zealand Government, via Rotorua Lakes Council, along with major partners Harvey Norman.
Engage via Social
To follow and contribute to the week and matches via social media the hashtag is #NRLAllStars. Follow @NRL on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for the latest need-to-know All Stars information.
