New Zealand Rugby League is the governing body for the sport of rugby league in New Zealand. Established in 1908, it oversees the national competitions, including the National Rugby League and the New Zealand Warriors, the country's only team in the Australian NRL. The organization also manages the national representative teams, including the Kiwis, who compete in international tournaments. The sport is popular in New Zealand, with a strong following and a rich history. The Kiwis have achieved significant success, including winning the Rugby League World Cup in 2008. Grassroots programs and local clubs contribute to the development of players and the growth of the sport nationwide.