Matt Stanton, Nine's Acting CEO, emphasized the network's commitment to supporting Swimming Australia and promoting the sport in anticipation of the Brisbane 2032 Olympics.

Rob Woodhouse, CEO of Swimming Australia, noted that this agreement is crucial for enhancing the sport's visibility and inspiring the next generation of athletes.

Jodie Hawkins from Swimming Australia expressed appreciation for Nine's support and the opportunities that this new partnership will create.

Brent Williams, Nine's Director of Sport, highlighted the iconic legacy of the Dolphins and the network's aim to showcase competitive swimming events and emerging talent.

The upcoming Australian swimming trials, scheduled from June 9 to 14, 2025, in Adelaide, will be pivotal in selecting the Dolphins squad for the world championships in Singapore.

Additionally, the agreement includes coverage of international competitions, such as the 2026 and 2030 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships, with the latter set to occur in Australia prior to the Brisbane 2032 Olympics.

Nine Entertainment has secured a historic 10-year broadcast agreement with Swimming Australia, marking the largest broadcast deal in swimming history, which extends through the end of 2034.

This landmark deal positions Nine as the primary broadcaster for a range of Australian swimming events, including the Australian Short Course Championships and the Australian Age Championships.