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Sky NZ secures TV rights for Olympics through to 2032
Sport Nation • October 29th, 2025 9:25 am
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After a few months of speculation and a reportedly fierce battle for the rights, Sky New Zealand has announced they’ve won the rights to broadcast the Olympics through to the Brisbane 2032 Games.
In a press statement Sky announced they have won the exclusive rights for the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games, the LA 2028 Olympics Games, and the arrangement will extend through to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games.
Sky will screen the Olympics across its platforms, including Sky Sport, streaming app Sky Sport Now, Sky Open, and newly acquired free-to-air platforms, Three and ThreeNow.
“We’re absolutely thrilled to continue our long-term partnership with the International Olympic Committee and to be the home of the Olympic Games in New Zealand through to Brisbane 2032,” Sky Chief Executive Sophie Moloney said in a statement.
“Delivering events of this scale and complexity is what Sky does best. From multiple live channels to curated digital experiences, to special interviews with New Zealand Team Olympians in the moments following a competition, we know how to bring the thrill of the Olympics to life for fans across Aotearoa New Zealand.
“The recent acquisition of Three and ThreeNow was a game-changer in securing these rights. It significantly strengthened our free-to-air offering, meaning we can reach more New Zealanders than ever before, across more platforms, with more choice.
“With 100 days to go to the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Games, excitement will be building for Kiwi athletes and fans alike. The LA 2028 Olympic Games are highly anticipated and will be an incredible spectacle, and Brisbane 2032 holds extra significance given the closeness to Kiwi shores and the fan-friendly time zone. Sky is excited to bring New Zealanders closer than ever to the action, celebrating athletes’ journeys and achievements on the world stage.”
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