The agreement includes:
· A cash component of $925m, $90m of which will be paid prior to the start of the first season;
· Advertising packages to the value of $100m;
· The Nine Network will broadcast:
o Three weekly matches (two on Friday and one on Sunday);
o Three Thursday evening matches over the course of the year;
o A stand-alone Test and City v Country weekend;
o Wednesday night State of Origin matches;
o A night-time Grand Final (7.15pm kick-off);
o The Roosters Dragons Anzac Day matches;
o Two hours of Rugby League content each evening on digital Channel 94 plus two hours of content on Saturday and Sunday morning;
o Nine will ensure that all of its matches are telecast on either the primary or digital station in each state;
o The Queensland In Trust Super Cup.
· Fox Sports will telecast:
o Five weekly matches across Saturday, Sunday and Monday;
o Thirteen Sunday evening matches (6.30pm) over the course of the year;
o The Storm v Warriors Anzac Day game (other than in 2014);
o Three non NRL matches each week played in conjunction with the Telstra Premiership game (which will be shared between Toyota Cup, NSW Cup and GIO Schoolboys Cup);
· Nine and Fox Sports will provide coverage of The Four Nations Tournament;
· The first 20 rounds of the Premiership will be scheduled in advance of the season;
· The final six rounds will be scheduled at Round 16;
· Both Nine and Fox Sports will work together to stage two player development academies to train players in media presentation.
