The Seven Network has signed a wide-ranging agreement with the Australian Paralympic Committee to exclusively screen and stream the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics

The Seven Network has confirmed its key commentary and special analysts team for its coverage of this year’s Rugby League World Cup and the Women’s Rugby League World Cup

Channel Seven has announced five-time Olympic gold medallist, Ian Thorpe and three-time gold medal winner Leisel Jones will be part of the commentary team for the World Swimming Championships in Budapest, Hungary this month.

The big names of Australian swimming, including Mack Horton, Kyle Chalmers, Cameron McEvoy, Cate and Bronte Campbell and Emily Seebohm will line up behind the blocks this April aiming to qualify for the FINA World Championships in Budapest.

One hundred years after women played their first game of football, the passionate, devoted and deserving female players now have a league of their own in the AFL.

Seven is set to broadcast the fresh take on track and field, Nitro Athletics, that will see teams from Australia, New Zealand, England, China and Japan compete against world renowned athletes in Usain Bolt’s All Stars team - a team of athletes handpicked by Bolt himself.

Seven’s Live coverage of the Melbourne Racing Club’s Caulfield Cup Carnival begins this weekend, launching off in style with Caulfield Guineas Day.

Seven’s coverage of the 2016 AFL Grand Final Sydney v Western Bulldogs has amassed the highest TV ratings for the match in a decade with a combined metro and regional average of 4.089 million in-home viewers, up 16 per cent on last year.

It’s a do-or-die clash from the MCG on Friday Night Football as the reigning premiers Hawthorn battle sentimental favourites, the Bulldogs. It’s 55 years since these two teams met in a Grand Final where Hawthorn saluted.

All of the big names of Australian swimming, including Cameron McEvoy, James Magnussen, Cate and Bronte Campbell, Mitch Larkin, Emily Seebohm and Grant Hackett line up behind the blocks aiming to fulfil their dreams of qualifying for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.

Lleyton Hewitt is on standby to come out of retirement as playing captain, with Nick Kyrgios withdrawn due to illness from the Davis Cup that will be live on Channel 7, 7TWO and the 7Tennis app starting tomorrow.

Hewitt has beaten the World No. 8 once before, back in 2006 at Wimbledon, but trails the head-to-head battles 1-2, so will again draw on a packed Rod Laver Arena to inspire him to another win.