Carlaw Park Die Hards

The Definitive Oral Archive of New Zealand Rugby League.
Rejecting the disposable 24-hour sports news cycle, Carlaw Park Die Hards is a dedicated digital museum. We preserve the raw, unfiltered history of Aotearoa’s toughest sporting era, ensuring the stories of the field of dreams never fade.
Shot exclusively on-location at the NZRL Kiwis Museum, we sit down for unapologetic, 60-to-90-minute heavyweight deep dives with the game's ultimate icons. From Hall of Famers and test captains to the grassroots enforcers—featuring irreplaceable testimony from legends like Mark Graham, Clayton Friend, Dean Bell, and Glen Moore—this is where the true stories of the Railway Stand are finally told.
Built on a 15-year foundation of trust and backed by a 20,000-strong legacy community, this archive is a fully independent, solo-produced labor of love. No corporate budgets. No sanitized spin. Just pure, unedited heritage.
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