Sky New Zealand Extends Partnership with Tennis Australia Until 2032

Sky New Zealand has announced a six-year extension of its agreement with Tennis Australia, securing broadcast rights to the Australian Open through 2032. Sky will continue to provide extensive coverage of the event on Sky Sport and Sky Sport Now. Beginning in 2027, selected matches will also be available on free-to-air channels Three and ThreeNow.

Adam Crothers, Sky’s Head of Content Partnerships, expressed satisfaction with the extension, noting that the Australian Open is a significant summer event for New Zealanders. He highlighted the importance of the content for their audience and emphasized the expanded reach that will allow more ways to present the tournament, including free-to-air options on Three and ThreeNow.

Cedric Cornelis, Chief Commercial Officer at Tennis Australia, acknowledged New Zealand as a vital market for the Australian Open, praising Sky's role in delivering the tournament to Kiwi fans for over twenty years. He stated that this agreement will enhance the tournament's reach and connection with tennis fans.

This extension marks the continuation of a 25-year partnership between Sky and Tennis Australia and includes rights to broadcast the Laver Cup and United Cup in New Zealand.