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Tim Horan (67)
Shame Stan didn’t want it. There is a YouTube channel that shows full games a few hours after it’s broadcast floating around.
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Johnnie Wallace (23)
Yes hope they push for the HCup and T14 after the WC. I'll always have both platforms but Stan is a lot easier to use and better quality imo
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Rod McCall (65)
I’m not sure it’s a case of Stan not wanting it, rather BeIN own the catalogue and Foxtel pay BeIN for exclusive rights, was a deal made back in 2021.
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John Thornett (49)
I've been watching that channel as well but its a bit easier to watch games in english, I know some french but to listen to a whole game i just get lost
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Tim Horan (67)
Yeah fair enough, I like the channel because of the French! Much easier & more fun to claim that’s my French practice than speak to my actual French fiancée.
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John Thornett (49)
Fox & the jail rugby have hit bad hard this week by putting former 7's player Lachie Miller on the matty johns show tonight 
Fox & the jail rugby have hit bad hard this week by putting former 7's player Lachie Miller on the matty johns show tonight
Did they ask him what happened here?
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John Thornett (49)
hahahaha they did, he thought he was at the 10m line
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Peter Sullivan (51)
I am a bit surprised that CH9/Stan and their newspaper business don't keep up with the results.
9am in Brisbane the day after a game and https://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/sport/rugby-union still does not have an article about last night.
Surely it would not be too hard to get someone at the game to put a few words together and make it look like you care about the game.
9am in Brisbane the day after a game and https://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/sport/rugby-union still does not have an article about last night.
Surely it would not be too hard to get someone at the game to put a few words together and make it look like you care about the game.
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Steve Williams (59)
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Arch Winning (36)
They would usually take the AAP feed that I've seen elsewhere, bizarre
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David Wilson (68)
So perhaps what you saying Karl it's a thinking person's sport, so not what suits Australia??
But seriously it is a problem that games aimed at tv market do need to be simple. Rugby's other thing is, it's a game that you see so much more live for general play than you do on tv, which just follows where the ball is.
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John Eales (66)
Peter Fitzsimmons?
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Chris McKivat (8)
From the 2022 Annual Report
It was also the second year of our agreement with Nine Entertainment Company and Stan Sport and, with a full season of Super Rugby Pacific and Wallabies, we were able to see major increases in ratings across both of those pillars – topping out with our Thursday night Bledisloe Cup clash in Melbourne, which saw over a million viewers tune in.
The quality of the coverage is the envy of the Rugby world, and we have seen steady growth in Stan Sport subscriptions and viewership over 2022, with a viewership increase of 58% for the England Series compared with 2021 averages.
For our six home Test matches (five of which were broadcast on the main Nine channel), we saw a strong average audience of 891,475 – up 21% from 2021.
The Super Rugby Pacific competition’s weekly cumulative average was 159,7241 across Stan Sport and 9 GEM on Saturday nights, while Australian Club home matches saw a 9% increase in Stan viewership to a total of 74,497 per game, up from 68,127 in 2021. We were the first sport to strike a broadcast deal combining free-to-air television with streaming and subscription services within the one media house, and NEC has truly led the way in innovating in this space with Rugby
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Later in the report
Broadcast Audience
IN THE SECOND YEAR OF RUGBY Australia’s broadcast partnership with Stan Sport and Nine Entertainment Company, viewership across matches showed healthy increases in most cases.
The Super Rugby Pacific competition’s weekly cumulative average was in excess of 100,000 across Stan Sport and 9 GEM on Saturday nights.
Comparable Australian Super Rugby matches (excluding the Fijian Drua who were based in NSW) saw a 9% increase in Stan viewership.
While the Hospital Cup viewership on Stan saw a slight decrease of 14% in viewers, the Shute Shield saw an impressive 112% increase YoY.
Viewership of the July Series and The eToro Rugby Championship showed strong growth with an increase of 58% alone for the England Series on Stan, compared to 2021 averages. The England Series enjoyed an average audience of over 1m viewers across the three matches, (note that Stan do not publicly release standalone broadcast figures).
Five of the six home Test matches for the Wallabies aired on Channel Nine’s main network, with only the match at Allianz featuring on 9 Gem, resulting in a strong average audience of 891,475¹ across the six tests. This compares to 736,019 in 2021, an increase of 21%
It was also the second year of our agreement with Nine Entertainment Company and Stan Sport and, with a full season of Super Rugby Pacific and Wallabies, we were able to see major increases in ratings across both of those pillars – topping out with our Thursday night Bledisloe Cup clash in Melbourne, which saw over a million viewers tune in.
The quality of the coverage is the envy of the Rugby world, and we have seen steady growth in Stan Sport subscriptions and viewership over 2022, with a viewership increase of 58% for the England Series compared with 2021 averages.
For our six home Test matches (five of which were broadcast on the main Nine channel), we saw a strong average audience of 891,475 – up 21% from 2021.
The Super Rugby Pacific competition’s weekly cumulative average was 159,7241 across Stan Sport and 9 GEM on Saturday nights, while Australian Club home matches saw a 9% increase in Stan viewership to a total of 74,497 per game, up from 68,127 in 2021. We were the first sport to strike a broadcast deal combining free-to-air television with streaming and subscription services within the one media house, and NEC has truly led the way in innovating in this space with Rugby
RA ANNUAL REPORT 2022
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Later in the report
Broadcast Audience
IN THE SECOND YEAR OF RUGBY Australia’s broadcast partnership with Stan Sport and Nine Entertainment Company, viewership across matches showed healthy increases in most cases.
The Super Rugby Pacific competition’s weekly cumulative average was in excess of 100,000 across Stan Sport and 9 GEM on Saturday nights.
Comparable Australian Super Rugby matches (excluding the Fijian Drua who were based in NSW) saw a 9% increase in Stan viewership.
While the Hospital Cup viewership on Stan saw a slight decrease of 14% in viewers, the Shute Shield saw an impressive 112% increase YoY.
Viewership of the July Series and The eToro Rugby Championship showed strong growth with an increase of 58% alone for the England Series on Stan, compared to 2021 averages. The England Series enjoyed an average audience of over 1m viewers across the three matches, (note that Stan do not publicly release standalone broadcast figures).
Five of the six home Test matches for the Wallabies aired on Channel Nine’s main network, with only the match at Allianz featuring on 9 Gem, resulting in a strong average audience of 891,475¹ across the six tests. This compares to 736,019 in 2021, an increase of 21%
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Mark Loane (55)
Interesting the QPR viewership with a decrease but the Shute with a significant increase.
That surprises me, I would have assumed both would have seen a decrease as heading back to the rugby in person became normalised again post-COVID.
That surprises me, I would have assumed both would have seen a decrease as heading back to the rugby in person became normalised again post-COVID.
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Phil Kearns (64)
I think those numbers are entirely off the back of the cancelled Shute Shield in 2021 - easy to have massive growth off of a partial season for Shute and Hospitals Cup was the only club rugby on in 2021 so it likely picked up a few more viewers from NSW who went back to watching Shute in 2022