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Nine’s La Brea locks in an early season 3 renewal
Nine’s US drama made here in Australia, La Brea has been given an early renewal.
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.
There’s fresh evidence, exclusive witnesses – and extraordinary revelations.
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
This factual series shares both the heartwarming and heartbreaking stories from these busy organisations.
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.
In the night session from 7.00pm, the Greek God Stefanos Tsitsipas who has conquered all before him so far, will be looking to take the momentum he has built in Melbourne into his first finals match up against the Czech Republic’s Jiri Lehecka.
In the night session from 7.00pm, the Greek God Stefanos Tsitsipas who has conquered all before him so far, will be looking to take the momentum he has built in Melbourne into his first finals match up against the Czech Republic’s Jiri Lehecka.
The new Sports Presenter joining the 9News Queensland desk will be announced in the coming weeks.
The Demon and the Djoker are ready to face off on Rod Laver Arena tonight, where they’ll light up the night session on Day 8 of the 2023 Australian Open, live and free on Channel 9HD, from 7.00pm.
De Minaur will feature in the day session as he looks to book his spot in the fourth round by riding the wave of home support against Frenchman Benjamin Bonzi.
De Minaur will feature in the day session as he looks to book his spot in the fourth round by riding the wave of home support against Frenchman Benjamin Bonzi.
Tonight’s third round session also pits Karen Khachanov against crowd pleasing American Frances Tiafoe.
It’s an Aussie double-header with Alex De Minaur facing France’s Adrian Mannarino, before Thanasi Kokkinakis goes up against three-time Grand Slam champion, Great Britain’s Andy Murray.
Thanasi Kokkinakis will resume his first round match, where he currently stands two sets up, against the Italian veteran Fabio Fognini.
Novak Djokovic, nine-time Australian Open men’s champion making his return to Melbourne Park, headlines the night session against Roberto Carballes Baena of Spain.
, Esther Carlsen, has been appointed as Nine’s Commercial Director – Digital Audio, with a focus on the growth of Nine’s digital audio streaming business.
Young will focus on furthering the development and implementation of Nine’s digital commercial strategy across all platforms.
Rafael Nadal, defending Australian Open men’s champion and all-time winner of most Grand Slam titles (22), headlines the day session against Jack Draper of Great Britain.
Coverage on Nine’s Wide World of Sports will be hosted by James Bracey
Nine names tennis partners for the 2023 Australian Open
Returning after its inaugural season in 2020, the winter edition of the series will see eleven singles leaving the cold behind to jet-set to a hot luxury villa in Cape Town, South Africa.