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Learning bridge is the perfect opportunity to learn a new skill, meet people, improve your memory and have a good time.

Fielding Bridge Club's story began in the early 1970s when a small group of bridge players from Fielding started playing in Palmerston North.

Otago Bridge Club celebrates 90 years with a special festival of play, community, and connection, showing why bridge continues to thrive across generations.

New Zealand bridge players head to National Congress with skill, ambition, and excitement as one of the country’s biggest events brings competitors together.

At 103, Margaret Coghill is still enjoying weekly bridge in Christchurch, a wonderful reminder that the game keeps minds active and friendships strong.

Discover why more New Zealanders are taking up bridge for fun, challenge, and connection, and why now is a great time to join a local club.

NZ Bridge board member Kate Terry shares why bridge is enjoying renewed interest, with younger players embracing the game for challenge, connection, and fun.

Bridge is enjoying a revival as singles look beyond dating apps, finding conversation, connection, and community around the card table.

RNZ explores the story of New Zealand bridge legend Jan Cormack, whose long international career reflects the depth, skill, and lasting appeal of the game.

an Cormack, 83, and Leon Meier, 21, will represent New Zealand at the World Bridge Teams Championships, showing the game’s remarkable cross generational appeal

Cambridge Bridge Club starts the year with strong support, busy tables, and a warm welcome for new learners discovering the enjoyment of bridge.

Bridge offers mental challenge, teamwork, and real social connection, with Tauranga clubs welcoming players of all ages and lessons starting for newcomers.

Bridge supports mental wellbeing through focus, memory, strategy, and social connection, making it a rewarding way to keep the mind engaged.

Players from across New Zealand gathered in Dunedin for the National Bridge Tournament, highlighting the competitive spirit and broad age appeal of the game.

Bridge is seeing a real revival, drawing players of all ages with its mix of strategy, community, thoughtful play, and genuine human connection