The annual Koori Knockout is back and NITV will be capturing all the action!
Experience rugby league live and up close on Sunday 6 and Monday 7 October.
’s 15th broadcast of the historic Knockout, with the event now in its 52nd year. The Koori Knockout is a staple in the calendar of many First Nations peoples in Australia and is a popular way for NRL scouts to identify up-and-coming sporting talent. Ngemba-Muruwari man Dan Conifer, Bidjigal man Brad Cooke, and Kamilaroi man Djuro Sen will be hosting your KKO this year.
and SBS On Demand. "We continue our commitment to celebrating the achievements of our First Nations peoples onscreen, and the iconic Koori Knockout is one of the many ways that all Australians can see blak excellence on TV and online.” The Koori Knockout will be hosted at Hereford Street Sporting Precinct, live from Bathurst on Wiradjuri Land, in New South Wales. The event is also known as the NSW Aboriginal Rugby League Knockout.
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