Exclusive | Channel 9 Reveals More for 2025

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EXCLUSIVE | Channel 9 Reveals More for 2025 – As the #1 network in key demographics and following a highly successful Olympic and Paralympic year, Channel 9 is heading into 2025 with confidence, determined to maintain its top spot. With a slate of exciting new formats and returning favourites, the network’s lineup promises to keep audiences hooked.

With a slate of exciting new formats and returning favourites, the network’s lineup promises to keep audiences hooked.

New in 2025

Channel 9 is introducing fresh content to its programming lineup, including:

  • The Golden Bachelor
  • Chateau DIY Australia
  • The Floor
Returning in 2025

Popular series making a comeback include:

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  • Married at First Sight
  • The Block
  • Travel Guides
  • Lego Masters Australia

There were a number of shows not mentioned at the Upfronts and TV Central has the latest news.

New in 2025
  • Australia’s Most Identical (held over from 2024)
Returning in 2025

Additional favourites include:

  • Australian Crime Stories: The Investigators
  • Jeopardy Australia
  • Outback Opal Hunters: Red Dirt Road Trip
  • Ski Rescue Down Under
  • RBT
  • Escape to the Chateau
  • Clarkson’s Farm
  • The Equalizer
  • Luxe Listings Sydney
  • Chicago Med
Rebranding

Country House Hunters Australia will return under a new title: Find My Country House.

Not Returning in 2025

Several shows will not be part of Channel 9’s 2025 lineup, including:

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  • Do You Want to Live Forever
  • Under Investigation with Liz Hayes
  • The Summit
A 9Network spokesperson confirmed:

“We have a number of shows part of our programming slate that currently aren’t scheduled in 2025.”

Not Returning
  • Australia Behind Bars
  • Police Rescue Australia
  • Mega Zoo
  • Missing Persons Investigation
  • Million Dollar Murders
  • The Garden Hustle
  • Gordon Ramsay’s Food Stars
  • For the Love of Pets
  • Limitless with Chris Hemsworth
  • Law & Order: Organized Crime
Not Moving Forward

The true-crime series Blood on the Tracks: The Platform Killer has been scrapped due to financing issues. A spokesperson shared:

“It’s with regret that Blood On The Tracks: The Platform Killer won’t go ahead due to financing.”

Uncertain Futures

Some shows remain in limbo, including:

  • Love Triangle – While Season 1 aired on both Stan and Channel 9, the network has not confirmed if the pattern will continue.
  • My Feet Are Killing Me – The overseas series has unaired episodes, with no decision made on if/when they will be broadcast.
  • Listing Melbourne
  • RPA
  • Family Law (no confirmation of season 4 licensing)
  • Budget Battlers (no decision until after its aired)

Channel 9’s 2025 schedule highlights a blend of innovation and consistency, with fresh formats like The Golden Bachelor and reliable hits like Married at First Sight promising another strong year for the network. With a mix of rebranding, new series, and strategic cuts, Nine aims to solidify its position as Australia’s #1 network in the coming year.

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EXCLUSIVE | Channel 9 Reveals More for 2025

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