Although the Brownlow Medal is an Australian award, it is possible to watch the event in New Zealand. A few ways to do this include streaming the event live online or watching highlights on television. Some New Zealanders may also be able to listen to the event on the radio.
How to watch the Brownlow Medal in New Zealand
The Brownlow Medal is an annual event held in Australia to recognize the best and fairest player in the Australian Football League (AFL). In New Zealand, the event is not televised live, but fans can watch a replay of the event on television or online.
The Brownlow Medal is an annual award to the best and fairest player in the Australian Football League (AFL). The award is voted on by the AFL’s umpires and is usually presented at a special ceremony on the Monday night before the AFL Grand Final.
If you’re interested in watching the Brownlow Medal ceremony, there are a few ways to do so. The event is usually televised live on one of AFL’s broadcast partners (Channel 7 in Australia, Fox Footy in Australia, and BT Sport in the UK).
It is also streamed live on the AFL’s official website. You can also usually find event highlights on YouTube and other video-sharing websites.
