When it comes to television in Australia, the 9Network has been there every step of the way. We are the leading Australian broadcast network across linear television, delivering content that connects with millions of Australians each day. Our content includes some of the most recognised, enjoyed and impactful programming, built on a foundation of news, sport and entertainment. From NBN News, 60 Minutes, TODAY and A Current Affair to Married at First Sight, The Block, and Lego Masters, our prime-time programming slate captivates the key audiences our advertisers seek. We are also the home of big-event TV, from the Summer of Tennis culminating in the Australian Open to State of Origin and the NRL series.
In the most competitive season of The Block yet, five luxury family homes have gone under the hammer at Mount Eliza, with Australia waiting nervously
After proving that homes can be delivered in weeks rather than months, award-winning designer Jamie Durie is back to showcase revolutionary new ways of building
Australia’s greatest spring racing showcase returns for 2026 with full, live and free coverage of all four days of the Melbourne Cup Carnival, starting Saturday,
Beloved renovator and budget queen Jess Eva is back, rallying her team of tradies, volunteers and special guests to prove that even the smallest budget
Love Island Australia season eight truly sets the scene for a beautiful love story, premiering on Monday, October 26, dropping at 10.00am on 9Now and
Paramedics, the hit observational documentary series, returns to Channel 9 and 9Now on Thursday, October 8, at 8.40pm, taking viewers behind the scenes with emergency
Trade the Aussie sun for the rustic charm of France when Château DIY Australia premieres on Friday, October 2, at 7.30pm on Channel 9 and
Australia’s favourite design duo, Shaynna Blaze and Darren Palmer, are trading the judging panel on The Block for power tools, hard hats and a monumental
Locals telling local stories, sharing the moments that matter.
From March 1962, our shared history flickered on small screens in living rooms across the region.
NBN News had arrived.
The history of NBN News, it’s the story of us.
Our thanks to the Glamx Lab of University of Newcastle and The National film and Sound Archive of Australia for digitising our early years.
1975 was a landmark year for NBN. We said goodbye to black and white film, and stepped into the wonderful world of colour The festive
Proudly presented by McDonald Jones In our early years, the motoring enthusiasts in our crew loved getting amongst the action… capturing racing legends Jack Brabham
It was December 7, 1975, when NBN’s new colour cameras hit the sand at Merewether for the launch of Newcastle’s first surf lifesaving helicopter Dignitaries, including Lord
Proudly presented by McDonald Jones As we rediscover scenes from the early years of NBN News, one thing is for sure: our Journalists and Cameramen
For generations, local sport has been the backbone of the community From our early years, NBN News was there capturing the passion and pride… From
Proudly presented by McDonald Jones During the early years of NBN News, our cameras were often part of the adventure, capturing the spirit of our
