Weekday Sport & SuperSport

Monday to Thursday, Sport leads in from the back of the daily liftout and is dedicated to the country’s obsession for sport. Offering expert analysis and evaluation of the latest results, profiles on the personalities and all the conjecture on upcoming games, Sport also provides the very latest on all the week’s events.

On Friday SuperSport is a standalone liftout and provides a definitive guide to the sporting weekend ahead with in-depth interviews and previews of all the major sporting events.

How readers engage with Sport

Qualitative research has shown Sport and SuperSport are regarded as strong sections with good coverage. The writers are engaging and ‘know their stuff’.

‘Wynne Gray is a really good writer and that other fella Chris, he is opinionated and I actually quite like that. I am not interested in reading what the score is. It is nice to know that they have got guys like them who write a bit and others like that. I think they do a pretty good job on the sports side of things”

The Sport sections of the Herald strongly engage by ‘entertaining me’, they also engage as a ‘pastime’ and at a ‘social’ level.

What does this mean for advertisers?

The Herald Sports sections cater to a broad male audience, who have interests in an enormous number of products and services. Sport is ideally positioned to deliver a large audience of affluent male readers. The Sport section is an essential read for many of our readers; this gives the advertiser the impact of being in front of the reader before other advertising messages clutter the environment. The advertiser benefits from aligning their brand in an environment packed with the world’s leading sports stars in the country’s best read newspaper.