Sky Open

==Prime==
===1998–2001===
With a licence that covered all major towns and cities on the UHF signal, except for Gisborne which is served via VHF signal, Prime Television New Zealand began broadcasting on 30 August 1998.
===2001–2002===
===2002–2004===
In February 2002, Prime NZ entered into a five-year agreement with PBL Media, then owner of Australia's Nine Network.
===2004–2005===
===2004–2006===
===2006–2013===
On 8 February 2006, Prime New Zealand was purchased by Sky Television from Australian-based Prime Television. In 2010, Prime HD was temporarily launched on Sky Channel 140 to cover the 2010 Winter Olympics. Prime HD would only be available every Olympics or Commonwealth Games on channel 444.
===2013–2016===
===2016–2023===
Prime NZ Grey.svg|Grey variant
Prime NZ Orange Plus 1.svg|Timeshift variant
Prime NZ Grey Plus 1.svg|Grey timeshift variant
On 13 January 2016, Prime underwent a brand refresh and began broadcasting permanently in high definition. Prime was made available in HD to Freeview DTT viewers on 2 December 2019.
On 1 February 2017, Prime Plus 1 began transmission as a time-shift channel. It is available on Sky channel 514 or can be manually tuned on free-to-air satellite-signal receivers.
===2023===
Prime NZ +1 2023.svg|Timeshift variant (unused)
Prime NZ +1 2023 II.png|Timeshift variant
==Sky Open==
===2023–present===
Sky Open II.svg|Alternative variant (used as OSB)
Sky Open +1.svg|Timeshift variant (unused)
Sky Open Plus 1.png|Timeshift variant
On August 17, 2023, Sky announced that Prime would be rebranded as Sky Open, effective August 23, 2023.
Category:Television channels in New Zealand
Category:New Zealand
Category:Auckland
Category:Prime Media Group
Category:Sky Network Television
Category:Nine Entertainment Co.
Category:1998
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1998