SEN to broadcast entire Women’s State of Origin series

Sports Entertainment Network (SEN) is set to deliver live coverage of the NRL’s 2026 Women’s State of Origin series, with the three‑game format getting underway this week. SEN holds the audio broadcast rights to all three matches of the series and will bring fans comprehensive coverage across radio and digital platforms as the premier representative competition in women’s rugby league continues to grow.

The series begins with Game 1 this Thursday, April 30, played at McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle, before moving to Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane for Game 2 (Thursday 14 May) and concluding with Game 3 at Cbus Super Stadium on the Gold Coast (Thursday 28 May). All matches will be broadcast across SEN and will also be available via SEN Stadium – where fans can listen live in-venue, and SEN Sync, so fans can sync SEN’s commentary with their television broadcast.

For Game 1, SEN’s call team will feature Brenton Speed, one of Australia’s most experienced rugby league broadcasters, alongside Mary Konstantopoulos, a leading sports journalist and presenter, and Georgia Roche, Newcastle Knights NRLW playmaker and England international. Roche will bring elite‑level insight to the coverage, having represented England at international level while also playing in the top club competition in the world - the NRLW - for the Knights.
Kick off is at 7.45pm, with the broadcast commencing from 7pm.

SEN Chief Executive, Craig Hutchison, said the network was proud to continue its commitment to women’s rugby league by broadcasting the entire 2026 Women’s State of Origin series.

“The Women’s State of Origin has quickly established itself as one of the most compelling events on the rugby league calendar,” Hutchison said. “We’re pleased to be broadcasting all three matches live, starting in Newcastle this week, and to have a high‑quality commentary team that brings both experience and current playing insight to the coverage.”

The NRL’s 2026 Women’s State of Origin series will be heard on:

SEN - SEN 1170am Sydney, SENQ 693am in Brisbane, SEN Gold Coast on 1620am, SENTrack 801am in Central Coast & Hunter Valley, SENTrack 1575am in Illawarra, SENTrack 90.3fm in Griffith, SENTrack 1323am in Canberra, SENTrack 99.1fm Atherton, SENTrack 96.9fm in Ingham, SENTrack 1611am Rockhampton, SENTrack 91.5fm in Darling Downs, SEN Fanatic – on the SEN app in Melbourne on DAB+;

Resonate - 4LM (Mt Isa), 4ZR (Roma), 4VL (Charleville), 4SB (Kingaroy), 4HI (Emerald), 4GC (Charters Towers) and 4LG (Longreach);

Sport Nation - Auckland on the Sport Nation app, Wellington 1233AM, Christchurch 1260AM, Waikato (Hamilton & surrounds) 954AM , Rotorua 1548AM, Whakatane 96.1FM, Tauranga 873AM, Wanaka 106.8FM, Alexandra 104.7FM, Hawke's Bay 549AM, Kapiti 93.5FM, Palmerston Nth 828AM, Ashburton 1071AM, Nelson 990AM, Taranaki 97.2FM, Oamaru 89.6FM, Dunedin 1206AM, , Queenstown 93.6FM, Gisborne 1485AM, Timaru 1242AM, Taupo 91.2FM, Masterton 91.1FM, Westport 93.3FM, Greymouth 93.9FM, Hokitika 89.1FM, Whangārei 92.4FM.