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Tonight | Space Invaders on Nine
Since her traumatic IVF journey to have kids and a painful marriage breakup, Jill has struggled to let go of anything from the past.
Since her traumatic IVF journey to have kids and a painful marriage breakup, Jill has struggled to let go of anything from the past.
The pride, power and passion of the NRL Indigenous All Stars and Maori All Stars will fire up the footy for 2023 on Channel 9HD and 9Now.
As Tara Brown reports, Maxwell has given an audacious and strangely compelling interview from prison.
9Rush programmers has opted for a significant change in 2023, leading to continued speculation that the Discovery content may be shifting elsewhere.
Vets rush to save a German Shepherd choking to death
This episode of Married At First Sight starts unlike any other – with a video diary entry from Jesse at 1:15 am.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has today announced that Nine Entertainment Co. (Nine) has been awarded the exclusive free and subscription audio-visual rights, and non-exclusive audio rights to the Summer and Winter Olympic Games from 2024-2032. Commencing in July 2024 with the Olympic Games Paris 2024, Nine will provide Australia with a front row seat to the next five Olympic Games, including Milan (2026), Los Angeles (2028) and the yet to be announced 2030 Winter Games, all leading up to Australia’s return to hosting an Olympic Games in Brisbane in 2032. Nine will bring the images and sounds of the Games to audiences like never before, harnessing the power of its diverse streaming, television, audio and digital platforms, across 9Now, Stan, the 9Network, and talk radio stations 2GB, 3AW, 4BC and 6PR. Full coverage will also be delivered across Nine’s suite of print and online publishing platforms: The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Brisbane Times, WA Today, The Australian Financial Review, and nine.com.au. IOC President, Thomas Bach, said: “Australia is a great sporting nation with a long Olympic history which will be taken to new heights with the hosting of the Olympic Games Brisbane 2032. Our new partnership with Nine will ensure Olympic fans across Australia have unparalleled coverage of the Olympic Games on their platform of choice.” Mike Sneesby, CEO of Nine, said: “This partnership with the IOC is an important part of Nine’s strategy as we continue to define Australian broadcast and streaming television. We’re delighted to be bringing the Olympics Games to Australian audiences, whenever and however they choose from Paris 2024 to Brisbane in 2032.” “These rights complement our recently renewed partnerships with the NRL and Tennis Australia at a time when live sport continues to demonstrate its ability to drive strong growth in streaming audiences and strength in free-to-air TV consumption. Importantly, this deal enables Nine to make the Olympic Games accessible to all Australia, across more platforms than ever before.” “For our audiences, advertisers and teams across Australia, today’s announcement brings the Olympic Games home to Nine, and directly reflects our purpose – Australia Belongs Here.” Nine’s Chief Sales Officer, Michael Stephenson, said: “The Olympic Games is a marketing platform for brands with unrivalled scale. Over the next 10 years we have the opportunity to build long term strategic plans with our partners and sponsors to grow their brands and build their business. Everything is building towards an Aussie Olympics in Brisbane in 2032.” “As the exclusive media network of the most iconic and prestigious sporting event on the calendar, Nine can offer our commercial partners marketing opportunities at scale in an unrivalled Total TV, Total Audio and Total Publishing environment – all delivered in an environment of stories, experiences and performances from the very best athletes and teams in the world.” Over the next decade, Nine’s Wide World of Sports (WWOS) will assemble a world-class team of experts and storytellers to continue the country’s Olympic journey and to inspire a new generation of Olympic fans. Together, they will deliver thousands of hours of Olympic content across Nine’s suite of platforms, connecting with sports fans like never before. Michael Healy, Nine’s Director of Television, said: “From our unbeatable network of assets, to the world-class class coverage delivered by the country’s best presenters, commentators and experts, Nine is undeniably the true home of the Olympic Games. Across the breadth of our business, including our affiliate partners, we reach almost 98 percent of Australians, and are incredibly proud to be able to inspire a new generation of fans with a decade of Olympic Games coverage. Building on our leading news, sports and entertainment brands, we are committed to delivering the very best viewing experience for our audiences that culminates in the ultimate celebration on home soil in 2032.” In addition to free-to-air and streaming coverage, Nine will broadcast key moments from the Olympic Games across its talk radio stations, 2GB Sydney, 3AW Melbourne, 6PR Perth and 4BC Brisbane. This will allow Australian audiences to tune in anywhere, anytime, and on any device to get the very latest Olympics news and coverage. The next decade will be one of opportunity and growth for Nine – which is already the market leader when it comes to sparking conversations, challenging perspectives, and entertaining our communities. Now, as the exclusive broadcaster of the biggest sporting brand in the world, Nine will attract millions of users to its platforms to celebrate the big occasions and connect the everyday moments on the road to Brisbane 2032. Media Release – Nine
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Meet theatre nurses-turned distillers Megan Coffey and Kate Gibney.
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Honouring a huge year in music, the 2023 GRAMMY Awards hosted by Trevor Noah will be broadcast live from Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles at 12.00pm Monday, February 6, on Channel 9 and 9Now with a special encore on 9Go! at 7.30pm.
Human Error is a Roadshow Rough Diamond production for the 9Network
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Nine’s US drama made here in Australia, La Brea has been given an early renewal.
My Way continues to tell the stories of Queenslanders far and wide who are doing great things by making up their own rules in business and life, living out their dreams, and doing everything their way.
Every ratings point counts and after just a single day of the ‘unofficial’ start to the ratings year, tweaks are already being made.
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Get a look inside one of the most influential families of the 21st century and how they achieved stratospheric wealth in Kardashians: The Billion Dollar Dynasty
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2023 was already a year to celebrate for “Jono”, as he is affectionately known, as it marks his third decade in the industry.
Ally Langdon, one of Australia’s most fearless and respected journalists, will be behind the desk tonight when A Current Affair returns at 7.00pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
The 2023 Australian Open will culminate in the Men’s Singles final between red-hot favourite Novak Djokovic and Greek underdog Stefanos Tsitsipas exclusive, live and free on Channel 9HD and 9Now tonight from 6.30pm.
Bigger and better, and with a new co-host, series three in 2023 will help families confront their overwhelming physical and emotional burdens and stop them drowning in utter clutter, amid the most awe-inspiring transformation of their lives.
The women’s singles champion will be crowned, and Aussie wildcard wonders Rinky Hijikata and Jason Kubler get their chance to keep the men’s doubles trophy in Australia, in a massive night of Australian Open coverage from 6.30pm.
The Hundred with Andy Lee tackles the big talking points in a funny and irreverent way. Whatever topical story has gripped the nation, we will be finding out what Australia really thinks about it.
It’s down the final four in the Men’s draw on Day 12 of the 2023 Australian Open with both semi finals back-to-back on Channel 9HD and 9Now.
The last four standing in the women’s singles draw, after one of the most openly contested women’s Grand Slams in recent history, will play back-to-back in the night session from 7.30pm tonight.