SEN to deliver 11 hours of live coverage on NRL Grand Final Day

Sports Entertainment Network (SEN) will deliver comprehensive coverage of the 2026 NRL and NRLW Grand Finals, with 11 hours of live programming from Accor Stadium in Sydney as the Sydney Roosters and the Brisbane Broncos battle for the NRLW Premiership before the Newcastle Knights and the Sydney Roosters meet in rugby league's biggest game of the year.

Available across SEN's radio network and via the SEN App, the coverage will bring fans every moment of Grand Final Day with expert commentary, breaking news, analysis and all the atmosphere direct from the venue.

Coverage begins from midday with NRL Crunch Time - hosted by Jimmy Smith, Chad Townsend and Tim Mannah - delivering the latest news, team updates and insights ahead of both deciders.

Attention then turns to the NRLW Grand Final, with James Preston, Brett Kimmorley and Mary Konstantopoulos calling the action as Sydney Roosters and the Brisbane Broncos vie for premiership glory.

From 6pm, SEN League's live call of the NRL Grand Final between Newcastle Knights and the Sydney Roosters will be led by Jimmy Smith, Justin Horo and Chad Townsend, bringing listeners every tackle, try and defining moment as the 2026 Premiership is decided.

SEN Chief Executive, Craig Hutchison, said NRL Grand Final Day remains one of the most significant events on the Australian sporting calendar and SEN was committed to providing fans with unmatched coverage from the heart of the action.

"The NRL Grand Final is one of the biggest days in Australian sport and we're proud to be bringing fans more than 11 hours of live coverage direct from Accor Stadium," Hutchison said.

"From the opening discussion on NRL Crunch Time through to the final siren of both the NRLW and NRL Grand Finals, SEN will have listeners covered with expert commentary, analysis and insight from some of the most respected voices in rugby league.

"Whether you're at the ground, at home or on the move, the SEN App and SEN League will ensure fans don't miss a moment of Grand Final Day."

SEN's NRL Grand Final coverage can be heard across the SEN network and via the SEN App:

Sport Entertainment Network - SEN 1170am Sydney, SEN SA 1629am in Adelaide, SEN Tassie 1629am, SEN 1116am Melbourne, SENQ 693am Brisbane, SEN Gold Coast 1620am, SEN Goulburn Valley 1260am, SEN Top End 1611am in Darwin, SEN Mt Gambier 1629am, SENSpirit 621am Bunbury, SENSpirit 1494am in WA’s South West, SEN Peel in Mandurah on DAB+, SEN Goldfields 1611am Kalgoorlie, SEN Fanatic on DAB+, and the SEN App across Australia, including SEN WA in Perth and the Pilbara, Mid-West and Great Southern regions, and in Victoria on SEN Geelong, SEN Bendigo, SEN Ballarat, SEN Gippsland and SEN Sunraysia.

SENTrack - SENTrack 96.3fm in Atherton, SENTrack 96.9fm in Ingham, SENTrack 1611am in Rockhampton, SENTrack 801am in the Central Coast & Hunter Valley, SENTrack 1575am in Illawarra, SENTrack 90.3fm in Griffith, SENTrack 1323am in Canberra and SENTrack 1053am in Brisbane.

Sport Nation – Auckland 1476am, 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

Super Radio Network – including 2SM Sydney, 2HD Newcastle, 2HC Coffs Harbour, 2RE Taree, 2PM Port Macquarie, 2DU Dubbo, 2MO Gunnedah, 2NZ Inverell, 2AD Armidale, 2BH Broken Hill, 2VM Moree, 2MG Mudgee, 2TM Tamworth, Radio 97 Tweed/Gold Coast, 2LF Young, 2PK Parkes, 2EL Orange, 2GF Grafton, 2LM Lismore, 2BS Bathurst, 4AK Toowoomba, 4WK Warwick, 4GY Gympie, 8HA Alice Springs

Resonate – 4LM in Mt Isa, 4ZR in Roma, 4VL in Charleville, 4SB in Kingaroy, 4HI in Emerald, 4GC Charters Towers, and 4LG in Longreach.