New Zealand
Spark adds Champions Cup rights to growing sports portfolio
Sky set to end F1 coverage in New Zealand
BeIN secure 3×3 Golden League coverage in Asia-Pacific
SPFL and beIN confirm multi-territory media-rights deal
Yupp nicks Asia Cup cricket rights in Australia, New Zealand and Europe
Sky New Zealand boosted by Uefa rights extension
Spark picks up Premier League rights
Fight Sports takes on rights to Frampton’s homecoming bout
RDA targets Oceania after buying Super League international rights
The RDA agency will look to extract more value from Australia and New Zealand and strike deals in the Pacific Islands for the first time, after taking over international rights to the Super League.
Sky NZ launches new sports service for mobile devices
Pay-television broadcaster Sky New Zealand has launched a new sports service for mobile devices that will provide cut-price access to its Fan Pass streaming service.
Spark, Sky New Zealand agree sports deal
New Zealand telco Spark has today (Friday) forged a sports partnership with pay-television broadcaster Sky amid speculation concerning a wider tie-up between the two companies.
America’s Cup returns to TVNZ for Auckland showdown
New Zealand public-service broadcaster TVNZ has today (Thursday) regained rights to the America’s Cup as Emirates Team New Zealand prepares to defend its title in the 36th edition of the sailing showpiece.
World Rugby the beneficiary as Spark returns for sports rights
Telco Spark acquired rights to the 2019 Rugby World Cup last week, outbidding Sky New Zealand in a deal which could shake up the country’s media-rights market.
Spark lands Rugby World Cup rights in New Zealand
New Zealand telco Spark has acquired rights to the 2019 Rugby World Cup, along with a host of other tournaments staged by the sport’s world governing body, World Rugby.
Premier League launches rights tenders in Asia, Oceania
The Premier League, the top division of English club football, has launched three tender processes for its broadcasting rights in various Asian territories, Australia and New Zealand.
Sky New Zealand fails to make the cut for Rugby World Cup rights
Sky New Zealand is expected to lose rights to the Rugby World Cup after the pay-television broadcaster today (Wednesday) announced that it is not the preferred bidder for the contract to the 2019 tournament in Japan.
Cricket Australia eyes new opportunity with New Zealand streaming offering
Cricket Australia has stepped in to provide full live coverage in New Zealand of its national team’s ongoing tour of South Africa after a television deal was not secured in the country.
WWE gains free-to-air window in New Zealand
Māori Television, a free-to-air broadcaster in New Zealand, has agreed a rights deal with US wrestling organisation WWE.