Summer of Tennis Heats up on Seven

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15 December 2017

Summer of Tennis heats up on Seven

LIVE on Channel 7, 7TWO, 7mate and the 7TENNIS app

Seven’s summer of tennis is set to be a scorcher with the superstars of tennis descending on Australia.

Reigning champion Serena Williams is on track to return after giving birth to her first child.

Federer, Djokovic, Murray, Nadal, Williams, Barty, Stosur and Kyrgios will all be vying for a shot at the year’s first Grand Slam title.

Seven will serve up more coverage than ever, allowing viewers to watch live anywhere, anytime, on any device.

The Hopman Cup will start Seven’s summer of tennis from December 30, followed by the Australian Open series events – the Brisbane International, APIA International Sydney, Kooyong Classic, and a FAST 4 night featuring Nick Kyrgios, culminating in the first Grand Slam of 2018, The Australian Open.

In addition to live and exclusive match coverage on Channel 7, 7TWO and 7mate, fans will be able to watch more tennis than ever via the 7TENNIS app.

This exclusive live online coverage through the 7TENNIS app allows fans to:

 live stream all of Seven’s coverage of the Summer of Tennis from Channel 7, 7TWO and 7mate.  choose up to 16 courts at the Australian Open.  choose up to three courts at the Brisbane International and Sydney International.  go behind the scenes and into the press rooms of the world’s biggest tournaments  re-live the best moments, match highlights and get exclusive interviews with our richest video on demand offering ever.

Fans can also upgrade to 7TENNIS Premium for a one-off fee of $14.99 (data free for eligible Optus mobile customers) to access:

 selected full match replays.  more than 600 matches live streamed in HD.  no pre-rolls so you can get to the action faster.

Fans can keep up to date with all of the action from the Summer of 7TENNIS on Facebook (@7Tennis), Twitter (@7Tennis) and Instagram (@7Tennis).

So whether it’s on free-to-air TV, or 7TENNIS, Seven will deliver the most comprehensive and compelling coverage of the Australian tennis summer ever seen after last year reaching 12.9 million Australians.

Once again the world’s leading tennis experts from Seven’s commentary team will guide viewers through the action.

This year, Seven’s summer of tennis commentary team includes Grand Slam champions JIM COURIER and LLEYTON HEWITT who return to provide expert analysis. Joining them will be an unrivaled team of tennis experts including TODD WOODBRIDGE, JOHN NEWCOMBE, SAM SMITH, JOHN FITZGERALD, RENNAE STUBBS, ROGER RASHEED, ALICIA MOLIK and HENRI LECONTE – as well as Seven’s accomplished team of TV hosts including MEL MCLAUGHLIN, JIM WILSON, HAMISH MCLACHLAN, TODD WOODBRIDGE and JASON RICHARDSON, along with commentators and reporters who will help to bring the Australian Open series alive.

Full broadcast and commentary details are attached.

For more information:

Greg Smith [email protected] | 0438 777 164 Stefan Sgarioto [email protected] | 0477 714 209

SEVEN COMMENTARY TEAM

JIM COURIER Jim Courier’s name is synonymous with the Australian Open and Melbourne Park. From his celebratory jump into the Yarra River after winning his two titles, to his always entertaining and informative expert analysis, Courier has been a popular feature of Seven’s broadcast since 2005. Jim won 23 career titles in all, including two Australian Opens (1992, 1993) and two French Opens (1991, 1992). He also spent 58 weeks as the top-ranked player in the world, having first ascended there aged 21.

LLEYTON HEWITT Two-time Grand Slam winner and 2005 Australian Open finalist Lleyton Hewitt returns to the Seven commentary box. He will again balance playing and commentary commitments as he returns to the doubles, however viewers will again be treated to some of the most insightful and current thinking on the game today.

TODD WOODBRIDGE Todd Woodbridge has earned a reputation as a forthright and insightful commentator, both as the host of Seven’s Wimbledon coverage and an integral member of Seven’s summer of tennis. As a player he was best known as one half of The Woodies, alongside Mark Woodforde. Together they won every Grand Slam title as well as the Olympic Games gold medal in Atlanta in 1996. All up, they won 61 career doubles titles, making them the most successful doubles team in men’s tennis history.

SAM SMITH Sam Smith turned an impressive career as a player into an outstanding one as a broadcaster. A former No.1 British women’s player, Sam has been a member of the Eurosport, Sky Sports, BBC Radio, BBC TV and Seven tennis commentary teams. Sam came to the Australian Open for the first time as a 15-year-old in 1988 to play juniors at Melbourne Park in its first year of operation – a trip she credits with inspiring her to become a tennis pro.

MEL MCLAUGHLIN Mel McLaughlin takes on hosting roles for Seven’s Summer of Tennis across the Sydney International and Australian Open. Mel is the sports presenter for 7 News Sydney and has covered many major sporting events on the world stage including the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, Olympic Winter Games, FIFA World Cup and Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.

JOHN NEWCOMBE The former World No. 1 is a legend of Australian tennis who had an imposing 45-14 win loss record at the Australian Open, winning the men’s singles in 1973 and 1975. He also collected five Australian Open doubles titles. Since his retirement he has carved out a successful media career as a tennis commentator and analyst, most notably at Wimbledon.

JOHN FITZGERALD John’s Fitzgerald’s memories of the Australian Open stretch back to Kooyong where he won a doubles title in 1982. As a player, his greatest achievements came during 11 years in the Davis Cup – including playing a major role in Australia defeating Sweden in the 1983 and 1986 finals. John was also Australia’s top ranked player, played in two Olympics, won six ATP Tour singles titles, 30 doubles titles (including seven Grand Slam titles) and received the Order of Australia Medal in 1993.

JIM WILSON Jim Wilson is the sports editor for 7 News in Sydney and Seven’s afternoon news bulletin. As a journalist Jim has covered some of the most significant sporting events of recent times such as Olympic Games, the British Open golf, South African and West Indian cricket tours, World Cup soccer, NRL State of Origin, AFL Grand Finals and most recently hosted the 2017 Rugby League World Cup. Jim has been part of the Seven Sports team since 1992 in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.

HAMISH MCLACHLAN Hamish McLachlan comes from a strong sporting background with management and broadcast experience in sports including AFL, Olympics, tennis and cricket. Over the past nine years Hamish has hosted Channel 7’s AFL Game Day alongside some of the biggest names in the game including Leigh Matthews, Matthew Richardson and Tim Watson. Hamish has also featured in Channel 7’s Melbourne Cup Carnival racing coverage and Australian Open tennis.

BASIL ZEMPILAS Basil Zempilas is an acclaimed TV host, reporter and commentator, having covered AFL for almost 25 years as well as calling at six Olympic Games – including the Rio 2016 Olympic Games and the famous Steven Bradbury’s ‘Last Man Standing’ Winter Olympics victory. Basil is the 7News sport presenter in Perth and an AFL, tennis and swimming commentator for Seven.

GIAAN ROONEY Giaan Rooney joined Seven in December 2012 to take on a wide-ranging role reporting across events including the Australian Open and Spring Racing. Giaan is an Olympic gold medalist and former world record holder who retired from competitive swimming in 2006 to focus on a career in the media.

HENRI LECONTE After a stunning debut in the commentary box in 2010 as a special guest, Henri Leconte has entertained audiences with his flair and energy ever since. As a player he reached two Grand Slam singles semi-finals at the French Open and Wimbledon in 1986, and attained his career-high singles ranking of No 5. In 1988, he reached the men's singles final at the French Open. Henri retired from the tour in 1996 with nine career singles titles and 10 doubles titles.

ROGER RASHEED Roger has seen the best of tennis from all angles. Roger was 16 when he became the youngest player to qualify for the men’s singles in his home Grand Slam, a record later broken by Lleyton Hewitt, who Roger went on to coach. Under Roger, Lleyton rose to No.2, and played in two Grand Slam finals. Roger has coached several current players on tour including Gael Monfils and Grigor Dimitrov.

RENNAE STUBBS Rennae Stubbs won four Grand Slam doubles titles, two Grand Slam mixed doubles titles and represented Australia at three successive Olympic Games, but it’s her Australian Open triumph in 2000 which she holds dearest. Rennae also recorded more double triumphs than any other Australian woman – a remarkable 60 WTA Tour titles.

JASON RICHARDSON Known for his energetic passion and knowledge for sport, and a winner of the prestigious Stawell Gift, Jason will be part of our tennis team again after another outstanding season hosting and reporting across Seven’s autumn and spring carnival racing events.

NEIL KEARNEY A champion spinner of yarns at the Olympics, Commonwealth Games, the Melbourne Cup Carnival and almost every other sporting event Australians hold dear, it’s fitting Neil Kearney will again be at the Grand Slam of Asia/Pacific.

NATHAN TEMPLETON Nathan joined 7News in July 2012 as Sports Reporter and summer Sports Presenter, before becoming Sunrise reporter out of Melbourne. Nathan has reported on several AFL Grand Finals and Boxing Day Tests. The 2018 Australian Open marks his fifth as part of the broadcast team, and Nathan again looks forward to reporting on all the action at Melbourne Park.

MICHAEL FELGATE Michael Felgate first started at 7 News as a sport reporter and presenter in 2004. He has covered all sports in the news room including AFL, tennis, racing and the Olympics, and more recently has been on the road gathering general news stories. Michael returns to Seven’s summer of tennis for hosting duties.

JASON BENNETT Jason Bennett has covered a wide range of sports as a TV host, commentator, producer and writer, including a six-year stint living in the US and traveling the world with ESPN. Jason has hosted and reported on huge international sport events including five Super Bowls, four Hawaiian Ironmans, US Masters and the Indy 500, as well as Aussies Abroad. In 2017, Jason will host and commentate at the Australian Open.

GEOFF MASTERS Geoff Masters joined the tennis circuit in 1969 and retired in 1980, including winning the Australian Open doubles title in 1974. In all he won 26 doubles titles throughout his career including a US Open mixed and a prized Wimbledon triumph – and enjoyed singles success with three titles. He has worked as head coach at the Queensland Academy of Sport working with Bernard Tomic, as well as commentary for Seven.

DYLAN ALCOTT Rio Paralympic Games gold medallist Dylan Alcott returns to take part in Seven’s commentary team in 2018, as well as attempting his fourth Australian Open win.

RACHAEL FINCH Rachael Finch returns to Seven presenting duties at the Australian Open to capture all the fun, fashion and glamour after a stunning Melbourne Cup Carnival. The 2009 Miss Universe Australia winner brings a charming and bright presence to Seven’s tennis coverage drawing on her vast presenting experiences across lifestyle and entertainment programs

DAVE CULBERT Dave Culbert is a communications and media expert who has worked with the highest profile events and athletes in Australian and international sport. As a long jumper David reached Olympic and World Championship finals and twice won Commonwealth Games silver medals. Following his international career David has worked as a broadcaster at the Sydney, Athens, Beijing and Rio Olympics, along with commentary at the Australian Open where he will be in 2018.

MARK GIBSON Mark is a seasoned and versatile TV news reporter, presenter and MC for Seven Perth who has worked across 7News, Today Tonight and sports telecasts and has covered everything from the Sydney Olympics, the Bali Bombings and international pop stars. Mark will again co-host the Hopman Cup coverage for Seven in 2017.

ROAD TO THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2018

HOPMAN CUP SAT DEC 30 - NIGHT WHEN: December 30 2017 - January 6 2018 Syd 8.30pm LIVE on Channel 7 Melb 8.30pm LIVE on Channel 7 WHERE: Perth Arena Bris 7.30pm LIVE on Channel 7 Adel 8pm LIVE on Channel 7 SAT DEC 30 - DAY Per 5.30pm LIVE on 7TWO, 7pm LIVE on Syd 1pm LIVE on Channel 7 Channel 7 Melb 1pm LIVE on Channel 7

Bris 12pm LIVE on Channel 7 Adel 12.30pm LIVE on Channel 7 MON JAN 1 - NIGHT Per 10am LIVE on Channel 7 Syd 8pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate Melb 8pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate

Bris 7pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate SUN DEC 31 - DAY Adel 7.30pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate Syd 1pm LIVE on Channel 7 Per 5pm LIVE on 7TWO, 7pm LIVE Ch 7/7mate Melb 1pm LIVE on Channel 7 Bris 12pm LIVE on Channel 7 TUES JAN 2 - NIGHT Adel 12.30pm LIVE on Channel 7 Syd 8.30pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate Per 10am LIVE on Channel 7 Melb 8.30pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate Bris 7.30pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate TUES JAN 2 - DAY Adel 8pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate Syd 1pm LIVE on 7TWO/Ch 7 Per 5.30pm LIVE on 7mate, 7pm LIVE Ch 7/7mate Melb 1pm LIVE on 7TWO/ Ch 7 Bris 12pm LIVE on 7TWO/ Ch 7 WED JAN 3 - NIGHT Adel 12.30pm LIVE on 7TWO/ Ch 7 Syd 8.30pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate Per 10am LIVE on 7TWO/ Ch 7 Melb 8.30pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate Bris 7.30pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate WED JAN 3 - DAY Adel 8pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate Syd 1pm LIVE on 7TWO/ Ch 7 Per 5.30pm LIVE on 7TWO, 7pm LIVE Ch 7/7mate Melb 1pm LIVE on 7TWO/ Ch 7 Bris 12pm LIVE on 7TWO/ Ch 7 THURS JAN 4 - NIGHT Adel 12.30pm LIVE on 7TWO/ Ch 7 Syd 8.30pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate Per 10am LIVE on 7TWO, Ch 7 Melb 8.30pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate Bris 7.30pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate THURS JAN 4 - DAY Adel 8pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate Syd 1pm LIVE on 7TWO, Ch 7 Per 5.30pm LIVE on 7TWO, 7pm LIVE Ch 7/7mate Melb 1pm LIVE on 7TWO, Ch 7 Bris 12pm LIVE on 7TWO, Ch 7 FRI JAN 5 - NIGHT Adel 12.30pm LIVE on 7TWO, Ch 7 Syd 8.30pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate Per 10am LIVE on 7TWO, Ch 7 Melb 8.30pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate

Bris 7.30pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate FRI JAN 5- DAY Adel 8pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate Syd 1pm LIVE on 7TWO, Ch 7 Per 5.30pm LIVE on 7TWO, 7pm LIVE Ch 7 /7mate Melb 1pm LIVE on 7TWO, Ch 7

Bris 12pm LIVE on 7TWO, Ch 7 Adel 12.30pm LIVE on 7TWO, Ch 7 SAT JAN 6 – NIGHT - FINAL Per 10am LIVE on 7TWO, Ch 7 Syd 7pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate Melb 7pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate Bris 6pm LIVE on 7mate, 7pm LIVE Ch 7/7mate

Adel 6.30pm LIVE on Channel 7/7mate Per 6pm LIVE on 7TWO, 7pm LIVE Ch 7/7mate

BRISBANE INTERNATIONAL

WHEN: December 31, 2017 - January 7 2018 WHERE: Queensland Tennis Centre, Brisbane MON JAN 1 - NIGHT Syd 8pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 SUN DEC 31 - DAY Melb 8pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Syd 2pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Bris 7pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Melb 2pm LIVE on 7mate, Ch 7 Adel 7.30pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Bris 1pm LIVE on 7mate , Ch 7 Per 5pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Adel 1.30pm LIVE on 7mate, Ch 7 Per 11am LIVE on 7mate, Ch 7 TUES JAN 2 - NIGHT Syd 8pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 MON JAN 1 - DAY Melb 8pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Syd 12pm LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Bris 7pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Melb 12pm LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Adel 7.30pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Bris 11am LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Per 5pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Adel 11.30am LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Per 9am LIVE on Ch 7 WED JAN 3 - NIGHT Syd 8pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 TUES JAN 2 - DAY Melb 8pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Syd 12pm LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Bris 7pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Melb 12pm LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Adel 7.30pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Bris 11am LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Per 5pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Adel 11.30am LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Per 9am LIVE on Ch 7 THURS JAN 4 NIGHT Syd 8pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 WED JAN 3 - DAY Melb 8pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Syd 12pm LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Bris 7pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Melb 12pm LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Adel 7.30pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Bris 11am LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Per 5pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Adel 11.30am LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Per 9am LIVE on Ch 7 FRI JAN 5 - NIGHT Syd 8pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 THURS JAN 4 - DAY Melb 8pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Syd 12pm LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Bris 7pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Melb 12pm LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Adel 7.30pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Bris 11am LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Per 5pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Adel 11.30am LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Per 9am LIVE on Ch 7 SAT JAN 6 - NIGHT

Syd 8pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 FRI JAN 5 - DAY Melb 8pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Syd 12pm LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Bris 7pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Melb 12pm LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Adel 7.30pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Bris 11am LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7 Per 5pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Adel 11.30am LIVE on Ch 7, 5pm LIVE 7mate/ Ch 7

Per 9am LIVE on Ch 7 SUN JAN 7 - NIGHT - FINALS SAT JAN 6 - DAY Syd 6pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Syd 12.30pm LIVE on Channel 7 Melb 6pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Melb 12.30pm LIVE on Channel 7 Bris 5pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Bris 11.30am LIVE on Channel 7 Adel 5.30pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Adel 12pm LIVE on Channel 7 Per 3pm LIVE on 7mate/ Ch 7 Per 9.30am LIVE on Channel 7

SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL

WHEN: January 7 – January 13, 2018 WHERE: Sydney Olympic Park, Sydney

SUN JAN 7 - DAY Syd 1pm LIVE on 7mate Melb 1pm LIVE on 7mate Bris 12pm LIVE on 7mate Adel 12.30pm LIVE on 7mate WED JAN 10 - NIGHT Per 10am LIVE on 7mate Syd 6pm LIVE on 7mate Melb 6pm LIVE on 7mate MON JAN 8 - DAY Bris 5pm LIVE on 7mate Syd 1pm LIVE on 7mate Adel 5.30pm LIVE on 7mate Melb 1pm LIVE on 7mate Per 3pm LIVE on 7mate Bris 12pm LIVE on 7mate Adel 12.30pm LIVE on 7mate THURS JAN 11 NIGHT Per 10am LIVE on 7mate Syd 6pm LIVE on 7mate Melb 6pm LIVE on 7mate TUES JAN 9 - DAY [*with Kooyong Classic] Bris 5pm LIVE on 7mate Syd 11am LIVE on 7mate Adel 5.30pm LIVE on 7mate Melb 11am LIVE on 7mate Per 3pm LIVE on 7mate Bris 10am LIVE on 7mate Adel 10.30am LIVE on 7mate FRI JAN 12 - NIGHT Per 8am LIVE on 7mate Syd 7pm LIVE on 7mate Melb 7pm LIVE on 7mate WED JAN 10 - DAY [*with Kooyong Classic] Bris 6pm LIVE on 7mate Syd 11am LIVE on 7mate Adel 6.30pm LIVE on 7mate Melb 11am LIVE on 7mate Per 4pm LIVE on 7mate Bris 10am LIVE on 7mate Adel 10.30am LIVE on 7mate SAT JAN 13 - NIGHT – FINALS Per 8am LIVE on 7mate Syd 5pm LIVE on 7mate Melb 5pm LIVE on 7mate THURS JAN 11 - DAY [*with Kooyong Classic] Bris 4pm LIVE on 7mate Syd 11am LIVE on 7mate Adel 4.30pm LIVE on 7mate Melb 11am LIVE on 7mate Per 2pm LIVE on 7mate Bris 10am LIVE on 7mate Adel 10.30am LIVE on 7mate Per 8am LIVE on 7mate

FRI JAN 12 - DAY [*with Kooyong Classic] Syd 11am LIVE on 7mate Melb 11am LIVE on 7mate Bris 10am LIVE on 7mate Adel 10.30am LIVE on 7mate Per 8am LIVE on 7mate

KOOYONG CLASSIC WHEN: January 9 – January 12, 2018 WHERE: Kooyong, Melbourne

TUES JAN 9 - DAY [*with SydneyIinternational] Syd 11am LIVE on 7mate Melb 11am LIVE on 7mate Bris 10am LIVE on 7mate Adel 10.30am LIVE on 7mate Per 8am LIVE on 7mate

WED JAN 10 - DAY [*with Sydney International] Syd 11am LIVE on 7mate Melb 11am LIVE on 7mate Bris 10am LIVE on 7mate Adel 10.30am LIVE on 7mate Per 8am LIVE on 7mate

THURS JAN 11 - DAY [*with Sydney International] Syd 11am LIVE on 7mate Melb 11am LIVE on 7mate Bris 10am LIVE on 7mate Adel 10.30am LIVE on 7mate Per 8am LIVE on 7mate

FRI JAN 12 - DAY [*with Sydney International] Syd 11am LIVE on 7mate Melb 11am LIVE on 7mate Bris 10am LIVE on 7mate Adel 10.30am LIVE on 7mate Per 8am LIVE on 7mate

AUSTRALIAN OPEN WHEN: January 15 – January 28, 2018 WHERE: Melbourne Park

MONDAY 15 JANUARY Australian Open Preview Show Sydney 10am – 11am LIVE on 7 and 7TWO Melbourne 10am – 11am LIVE on 7 and 7TWO Brisbane 9am – 10am LIVE on 7TWO Adelaide 9.30am – 10.30am LIVE on 7 and 7TWO Perth 7am – 8am LIVE on 7TWO

Australian Open – Day 1 Australian Open – Night 1 Syd 11am-12pm LIVE on 7TWO, 12pm-6pm LIVE 7mate Syd 7pm – 12.30am LIVE on 7 11am – 6pm LIVE on 7 Melb 7pm – 12.30am LIVE on 7 Melb 11am-12pm LIVE on 7TWO, 12pm-6pm LIVE 7mate Bris 7pm – 11.30pm LIVE on 7 11am – 6pm LIVE on 7 Adel 7pm – 12am LIVE on 7 Bris 10am-11am LIVE on 7TWO, 11am-6pm LIVE 7mate Per 7pm – 9.30pm LIVE on 7 10am – 6pm LIVE on 7 Adel 10.30am LIVE on 7TWO, 11.30am LIVE 7mate 10.30am – 6pm LIVE on 7 Per 8am- 9am LIVE on 7TWO, 9am-6pm LIVE 7mate 8am – 6pm LIVE on 7

Syd 6pm – 7pm LIVE on 7TWO Syd 6pm – 11pm LIVE on 7mate Melb 6pm – 7pm LIVE on 7TWO Melb 6pm – 11pm LIVE on 7mate Bris 6pm – 7pm LIVE on 7TWO Bris 6pm – 10pm LIVE on 7mate Adel 6pm – 7pm LIVE on 7TWO Adel 6pm – 10.30pm LIVE on 7mate Per 6pm – 7pm LIVE on 7TWO Per 6pm – 8pm LIVE on 7mate

TUESDAY 16 JANUARY Australian Open Highlights Sydney 9am – 10.30am on 7 Melbourne 9am – 10.30am on 7 Brisbane 8am - 9am on 7mate 9 –10am on 7 Adelaide 8.30am – 9am on 7mate, 9am-10am on 7 Perth 6am – 7.30am LIVE on 7TWO

Australian Open – Day 2 Australian Open – Night 2 Syd 10.30am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Syd 7pm – 12.30am LIVE on 7 Melb 10.30am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Melb 7pm – 12.30am LIVE on 7 Bris 9.30am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Bris 7pm – 11.30pm LIVE on 7 Adel 10am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Adel 7pm – 12am LIVE on 7 Per 7.30am-9am LIVE on 7TWO, 9am-6pm LIVE on 7 Per 7pm – 9.30pm LIVE on 7 7.30am-6pm LIVE on 7mate

WEDNESDAY 17 JANUARY Australian Open Highlights Sydney 9am – 10.30am on 7 Melbourne 9am – 10.30am on 7 Brisbane 8am - 9am on 7mate, 9 –10am on 7 Adelaide 8.30am – 9am on 7mate, 9am-10am on 7 Perth 6am – 7.30am LIVE on 7mate

Australian Open – Day 3 Australian Open – Night 3 Syd 10.30am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Syd 7pm – 12.30am LIVE on 7 Melb 10.30am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Melb 7pm – 12.30am LIVE on 7 Bris 9.30am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Bris 7pm – 11.30pm LIVE on 7 Adel 10am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Adel 7pm – 12am LIVE on 7 Per 7.30am-9am LIVE on 7TWO, 9am-6pm LIVE on 7 Per 7pm – 9.30pm LIVE on 7 7.30am-6pm LIVE on 7TWO

THURSDAY 18 JANUARY Australian Open Highlights Sydney 9am – 10.30am on 7 Melbourne 9am – 10.30am on 7 Brisbane 8am - 9am on 7mate, 9 –10am on 7 Adelaide 8.30am – 9am on 7mate, 9am-10am on 7 Perth 6am – 7.30am LIVE on 7TWO

Australian Open – Day 4 Australian Open – Night 4 Syd 10.30am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Syd 7pm – 12.30am LIVE on 7 Melb 10.30am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Melb 7pm – 12.30am LIVE on 7 Bris 9.30am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Bris 7pm – 11.30pm LIVE on 7 Adel 10am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Adel 7pm – 12am LIVE on 7 Per 7.30am-9am LIVE on 7TWO, 9am-6pm LIVE on 7 Per 7pm – 9.30pm LIVE on 7 7.30am-6pm LIVE on 7mate

FRIDAY 19 JANUARY Australian Open Highlights Sydney 9am – 10.30am on 7 Melbourne 9am – 10.30am on 7 Brisbane 8am - 9am on 7mate, 9 –10am on 7 Adelaide 8.30am – 9am on 7mate, 9am-10am 7 Perth 6am – 7.30am LIVE on 7TWO

Australian Open – Day 5 Australian Open – Night 5 Syd 10.30am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Syd 7pm – 12.30am LIVE on 7 Melb 10.30am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Melb 7pm – 12.30am LIVE on 7 Bris 9.30am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Bris 7pm – 11.30pm LIVE on 7 Adel 10am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Adel 7pm – 12am LIVE on 7 Per 7.30am-9am LIVE on 7TWO, 9am-6pm LIVE on 7 Per 7pm – 9.30pm LIVE on 7 7.30am-6pm LIVE on 7mate

SATURDAY 20 JANUARY

Australian Open – Day 6 Australian Open – Night 6 Syd 10am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Syd 7pm – 12.30am LIVE on 7 Melb 10am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Melb 7pm – 12.30am LIVE on 7 Bris 10am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Bris 7pm – 11.30pm LIVE on 7 Adel 10am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Adel 7pm – 12am LIVE on 7 Per 7am-10am LIVE on 7mate, 10am-6pm LIVE on 7 Per 7pm – 9.30pm LIVE on 7 7am-6pm LIVE on 7mate

SUNDAY 21 JANUARY

Australian Open – Day 7 Australian Open – Night 7 Syd 10am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Syd 7pm – 12.30am LIVE on 7 Melb 10am-6pm LIVE on 7| 7mate Melb 7pm – 12.30am LIVE on 7 Bris 9am-10am LIVE on 7mate, 10-6pm LIVE on 7 Bris 7pm – 11.30pm LIVE on 7 Adel 9am-10am LIVE on 7mate, 10-6pm LIVE on 7 Adel 7pm – 12am LIVE on 7 Per 7am-10am LIVE on 7mate, 10am-6pm LIVE on 7 Per 6pm – 9.30pm LIVE on 7mate