Making your TV viewing decisions easy
After a summer of headlines, James Brayshaw will present an action-packed program as they count down to the start of the 2016 AFL Premiership Season in just over two weeks on March 24.
While a point from Tonights game will deliver Olympic qualification, a defeat may leave the Matildas needing to win their last game against China on Wednesday night to ensure a place in Rio.
In a win for cricket fans around the country, Fox Sports and the Nine Network today announced that this month’s ICC World Twenty20, which begins on Tuesday, will be covered by both networks.
Lleyton Hewitt is on standby to come out of retirement as playing captain, with Nick Kyrgios withdrawn due to illness from the Davis Cup that will be live on Channel 7, 7TWO and the 7Tennis app starting tomorrow.
On the eve of the new NRL season, and amidst fresh competition from Fox Sports, the Nine Network has announced the signing of NRL superstar Johnathan Thurston to a five-year contract with the network.
This Thursday night will see the launch of a new Rugby League season, and a new broadcast landscape with live coverage and opposing commentary teams on Nine and Fox Sports.
Paul “Fatty” Vautin, Erin Molan, Beau Ryan and Darryl “The Big Marn” Brohman will broadcast the first episode direct from the home of the 2015 NRL premiers, the North Queensland Cowboys, and be joined on the panel by Cowboys co-captain and Footy Show favourite, Johnathan Thurston.
With just days to go until the Clipsal 500 returns to television screens around the country on TEN and TEN HD, teams and drivers are preparing for the highly anticipated season opening round of the V8 Supercars.
Australian Cricket fans are at risk of missing out on viewing the upcoming Twenty20 World Cup cricket tournament in India after local broadcasters have failed to sign a broadcast deal for the TV rights.