Radio Partners

Triple M

The biggest names call the biggest games on Triple M Footy.

No matter the team, the venue or the timeslot – Triple M Footy will always take the game seriously ... but maybe not ourselves!
 
With call teams across every state and commentary led by James Brayshaw, Brian Taylor, Dale Thomas, Leigh Montagna, Kate McCarthy, Isaac Smith and more – Triple M Rocks Footy like no one else.
 
Triple M Footy lives all week with the biggest names in breakfast and drive along with coverage on socials and digital.

SEN

Born in January 2004, 1116 SEN is Australia's biggest all-sport radio station.

Boasting broadcasters, newsbreakers, former champion sportspeople and coaches the ilk of Gerard Whateley, Dwayne Russell, Garry Lyon, Tim Watson, Gerard Healy, Dermott Brereton, Kane Cornes, Adam Simpson, Nathan Buckley, Brad Johnson, Adam Cooney, Andy Maher, Matt Hill, Sam Edmund and Stephen Quartermain, the station is rightfully considered to be 'Melbourne's Home of Sport'.

1116 SEN and AFL Nation combine to broadcast every AFL game throughout the season - with AFL Nation being Australia's most widely syndicated AFL radio broadcast - reaching metro and regional audiences on hundreds of radio stations around the country.

As well as its live AFL broadcasts, 1116 SEN broadcasts AFL related programs throughout week, dissecting all the news and issues on SEN Breakfast, Whateley, Dwayne's World, The Run Home and Sportsday, as well as its award-winning flagship Saturday program, Crunch Time - 1116 SEN and AFL Nation is the one-stop destination for all footy lovers.

ABC

ABC Grandstand gives you 100 per cent pure footy every weekend - all live and commercial free
 
ABC Grandstand's AFL coverage reaches all parts of the country and beyond.

With a team of outstanding broadcasters from every state and territory, ABC Grandstand brings you unparalleled coverage of the game right across the country.

3AW

When it comes to footy on the radio, nothing beats the excitement, passion, fun and tradition of 3AW Football.

3AW has been the first choice for football fans since 1953. From those who grew up listening to Norman Banks, Harry Beitzel and Bill Jacobs, to those who fell in love with the game through Rex Hunt's inimitable commentary, 3AW has offered each generation the perfect blend of news, views and entertainment.

With Jimmy Bartel, Matthew Lloyd, Leigh Matthews, Libby Birch, Tony Shaw, Matthew Richardson, Joel Selwood, Rory Sloane, Sam Docherty and Meg McDonald in special comments and Anthony Hudson, Tim Lane, Bruce Eva, Matt Granland, Tony Leonard and Shane McInnes calling the action, it's no wonder 3AW is synonymous with football in Melbourne.

3AW is Football.

6PR

6PR is Football!

With local calls of all Eagles and Dockers matches both home and away as well as a uniquely WA perspective on all the big games, 6PR has got your game-day covered.

6PR's team includes Karl Langdon, Adam Papalia, Mark Readings, Mark Foreman and Mark Doran calling all the action alongside David Mundy, Glen Jakovich, Will Schofield, Brad Hardie, Lee Spurr, Luke McPharlin and Hayley Miller.

6PR also broadcasts all the AFLW matches in WA with Parris Laurie, Courtney Guard, Eliza Reilly and Mark Foreman.

6PR's match commentary is supported by a nightly sports program 5-7pm with Mark Readings covering all the big stories while Saturday mornings are all about the listeners as the talkback lines are thrown open for Saturday Morning at the Footy with Adam Papalia and Brad Hardie.
 
For the best in the West, 6PR is football.

K rock

Since 1932, 3GL/K rock has been the home of football in Geelong.

Whether it be GMHBA Stadium, the MCG, Marvel Stadium, or interstate, K rock is unwavering in its commitment to broadcasting every Cats game.

Led by experienced broadcast duo Tom King and Ben Casanelia, with former Cats players Zach Tuohy and Mark Neeld providing expert analysis. Down boundary side or in the rooms, Jason Doherty doesn't miss a thing.

Listen to the K rock Football broadcast via FM 95.5 across Geelong and the Surf Coast, delay-free on krockfootball.live, and the AFL app.

NIRS

2025 marks 29th year of continuous coverage of the AFL by AFL Indigenous Broadcasting via the National Indigenous Radio Service (NIRS).

AFL Indigenous Broadcasting is co-ordinated by Brisbane Lions triple premiership winning player, Chris Johnson.

AFL Indigenous Broadcasting provides coverage of selected matches in the season, finals series and grand final in both AFL and AFLW.

Our coverage is available to EVERY community station right across Australia in remote, regional, and urban areas.

All games are also live online and on mobile devices at afl.com.au. Listeners can access highlights package of each game at nirs.org.au.

AFL Indigenous Broadcasting and NIRS are committed to high quality and entertaining coverage of each match and provides a pathway for current and former Indigenous players to develop sports broadcasting skills. On average, there is over 60 per cent of Indigenous talent involved in on-air and off-air roles.

AFL Indigenous Broadcasting is the 2025 winner of the First Nations Media Australia award for Best Feature, Radio Documentary, Podcast or Series.

FIVEAA

FIVEAA is Adelaide and South Australia's premier station for AFL Football

Passionate, parochial, live and local, FIVEAA continues to provide all SA football fans unprecedented and comprehensive coverage of everything and anything that matters in the world of AFL football.

Print Partner

NewsCorp Australia

News Corp Australia is Australia's biggest media company and the newspaper partner of the AFL

The company's 13 metropolitan-based newspapers and digital products around Australia keep up to six million readers informed, entertained and passionate about AFL around the clock, seven days a week.

News Corp Australia's key papers include the Herald Sun in Victoria, Daily Telegraph in New South Wales, Courier Mail in Queensland, Adelaide Advertiser in South Australia, Hobart Mercury in Tasmania, NT News in Darwin and The Australian nationally.

News Corp Australia's commitment also extends into the growing AFL markets of regional Queensland where the Gold Coast Bulletin, Cairns Post and Townsville Bulletin play a vital role in assisting to develop the game. The Daily Telegraph and NewsLocal community newspaper group is also promoting the game in western Sydney, as is the Geelong Advertiser in the western part of Victoria.

The company's reporting strength is demonstrated by the fact that is has 50 reporters and 10 photographers dedicated to covering our great game including award winning journalists Mark Robinson, Jon Ralph, Michaelangelo Rucci and Andrew Hamilton.

News Corp Australia also owns AFL broadcaster Fox Footy, is a 65 per cent owner of Foxtel and runs Australia's most popular fantasy game SuperCoach.