One HD - Commentators

Daryl Beattie

Daryl Beattie, one of Australia’s most loved motorsport heroes, has been an integral part of Network Ten’s motorsport team since 1999.

Greg Rust

Greg Rust is Australia’s most versatile motor racing commentator and the front man for ONE's coverage of Formula One and MotoGP.

No one can accuse sports presenter Brad McEwan of not being on the ball. The Bendigo-born presenter for Ten's flagship sports program Sports Tonight, has been involved in almost every sport, whether participating or covering.

Luke Darcy

Few players have shown themselves to be as ready for a career in the media while still playing, as Network Ten and ONE's Luke Darcy.

Robert Walls

Few men in football can claim a CV equal to Robert Walls’. He has just about done it all.

Stephen Quartermain

Born in Melbourne, Stephen Quartermain lived in New York, London and Sydney before finally settling back in Melbourne at the age of 10.

Liz Ellis

Australian captain and legendary player, Liz Ellis bowed out of the sport on a high after leading the national team to World Championships glory in Auckland in November 2007.

Nicole Livingstone

One of our greatest backstrokers in Australian Swimming history, Nicole Livingstone (formerly Stevenson) was a member of the Australian swimming team for twelve consecutive years from 1985 - 1996.

Ben Tune

Ben Tune has been one of the world’s most entertaining rugby players. His electrifying speed and uncanny turn of pace, together with his strength and determination, have seen him terrify opposition defenses and excite rugby lovers throughout the world.

Ryan Campbell

Long considered one of the most dangerous limited-over's batsmen in Australia, Ryan forged a prestigious cricket career as a wicket keeper and middle order batsman.

Mark Howard

Mark Howard will take on the role of roving sports journalist for ONE HD in 2009. He will join Network Ten's extensive coverage of PGA Tour events, Formula 1, Australian MotoGP and IPL Twenty20 along with boundary riding for AFL games.

Anthony Hudson

Anthony Hudson is one of the brightest lights to emerge in the world of sports commentary in many years. Born and raised in Bendigo, it was at community radio station 3CCC that Anthony made his entrée into the world of sports media.

Tim Lane

Tim Lane is one of the most respected sporting commentators in Australia. His career began via a conversation with a local sport personality in Tasmania in early 1972 that lead to an opportunity to call football on radio.

Michael Christian

Michael Christian etched his name into the AFL's history books as a key member of Collingwood's glorious drought-breaking 1990 premiership team.

Malcolm Blight

Malcolm Blight is no stranger to this game. He is one of football’s all-time champion players not to mention innovative coaches.

Matthew Lloyd

Essendon captain Matthew Lloyd joins Network Ten in 2009 as Expert Commentator and panellist on 'One Week At A Time'.

Andrew Maher

Andrew has been working full-time in the media since the late 80s when he joined weekly football newspaper ‘Inside Football’ as a staff writer.

Kelli Underwood

Kelli enters her tenth straight AFL season as a sports broadcaster in 2009, where she will again provide reports for TEN News, Sports Tonight and boundary riding for AFL games.

Neil Cordy

Neil’s sporting career began when he debuted with the Footscray Football Club in 1979 after being recruited from Traralgon in Victoria.

Bill McDonald

Born William Allan McDonald, The Brisbane-born news presenter began his journalism career at Queensland Newspapers in 1984 as a casual publisher, and then moved to 4BK as a news copywriter in 1986.

Tim Gossage

TIM GOSSAGE has been with Network Ten since 1990. Tim has been director of sport in WA for 7 years and has also been the producer and presenter of the nightly sports bulletin for TEN News.

Corey Wingard

Corey has hosted South Australia's only football show, "Simply Footy" since it began in 2001 and more recently has been the boundary rider for Ten's national football coverage - with the 2007 Grand Final between Geelong and Port Adelaide the highlight.