List of programs broadcast by Nine Network
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The following list of programs are currently broadcast by the Nine Network / 9HD, 9Go!, 9Gem, 9Life and 9Rush as well as their regional affiliates, including WIN, NBN and Imparja as well as catch-up service 9Now. Some regional and remote stations have alternate schedules and may air programs at different times.
Current broadcasts
Domestic
News and current affairs
Local bulletins
Nine News – local bulletins produced in Sydney/Melbourne/Brisbane/Adelaide/Perth, Nightly 6pm to 7pm (1956–present)
Nine's Afternoon News – local bulletin produced in Sydney/Melbourne/Brisbane/Adelaide/Perth, 4pm to 5pm weekdays (2004–2009, 2009–present)
NBN News – local bulletin produced in Newcastle, Weeknights 5:30pm to 6pm (1972–present)
Nine Gold Coast News – local bulletin produced in Gold Coast, Weeknights 5:30pm to 6pm (1996–present)
National programs produced by TCN-9 Sydney
60 Minutes – weekly current affairs program, Sunday evenings (1979–present)
A Current Affair – daily current affairs program, Weeknights (Monday to Friday) and Saturdays 7pm (1971–1978, 1988–present)
Today Early News – weekdays 5am (1990s–2003, 2005, 2008–present)
Nine's Morning News – weekdays 11.30am (1981–present) (local edition also produced in Brisbane)
Today – weekdays 5:30am to 9am (1982–present)
Today Extra – weekdays 9am to 11:30am, Saturdays 10am to 12pm (2012–present)
Under Investigation with Liz Hayes (2021–present)
Weekend Today – weekends 7am to 10am (2009–present)
Nine News Late – Sundays 9:30pm (2020–present)
National programs produced by GTV-9 Melbourne
Nine News: First At Five (Nine's Afternoon News weekend bulletin) – weekends 5pm (2011–present)
National programs produced by STW-9 Perth
Nine News Late – Weeknights after 10:30pm (Except Fridays) (2020–present)
Variety / Entertainment
The Hundred with Andy Lee (2021–present)
Reality
Big Miracles (2023)
The Block (2003–2004, 2010–present)
Dream Listing: Byron Bay (2022)
Gordon Ramsay's Food Stars (2024)
Lego Masters (2019–present)
Christmas specials (2021–)
Love Island Australia (2018–2019, 2021–present)
Parental Guidance (2021–present)
Married at First Sight (2015–present)
The Summit (2023–24)
Travel Guides (2017–present)
The Golden Bachelor (reality, 2025-present)
Observational / documentaries
Beyond The Dream (2024)
Bondi Vet: Coast to Coast (2019–present)
Desert Vet (2019–present)
Do You Want to Live Forever? (2024–present)
Australian Crime Stories (2010–2011 on CI, 2019–present on Nine)
Emergency (2020–present)
For the Love of Pets (2023–present)
Mega Zoo (2021–present)
Million Dollar Murders (2022)
Missing Persons Investigation (2022)
Paramedics (2018–present)
RBT (2010–present)
RPA (1995–2012, 2023–)
Taronga: Who's Who in the Zoo (2020–present)
Game shows
Tipping Point Australia (2023–present)
Jeopardy! Australia (2024–present)
The Floor (2025–present)
Lifestyle
Adelady (South Australia) (2015–present)
Budget Battlers
Country Home Rescue (2022)
Country House Hunters Australia (2020–present)
Cybershack (2008–present)
Delish (2017–present on 9Life) Guru Productions
The Garden Gurus (2002–present) Guru Productions
The Garden Hustle
Getaway (1992–present)
Good Food Kitchen (2021–present)
Listing Melbourne (2024)
Luxury Homes Revealed (2016–present on 9Life)
Postcards (1995–present)
Ready Set Reno (2016–present on 9Life)
The Road to Miss Universe Australia (2016–present on 9Life)
South Aussie with Cosi (South Australia) (2014–present)
Your Domain (2019–2020)
Explore TV (2005–present) Guru Productions
Delish Destinations (2018–present) Guru Productions
Our State On A Plate (2014–present) Guru Productions
Destination WA (2013–present) Guru Productions
Destination Australia (2022 release) Guru Productions
Everything Outdoors (2022 release) Guru Productions
Ready 4 Adventure (2020) Guru Productions
Sports talk
100% Footy (2018–present)
Cross Court (2019–present)
Footy Classified (2007–present)
Footy QLD (Queensland) (2017–present)
Footy SA (South Australia) (2014–present)
Footy WA (Western Australia) (2014–present)
Freddy and the Eighth (2025)
Friday Night Knock Off (Friday Night Football post-game; 2019–present)
Future Stars (Victoria & Tasmania) (2009–present)
Golden Point (Thursday Night Football post-game; 2019–present)
Sports Sunday (2017–present)
The Sunday (AFL) Footy Show (1993–present)
The Sunday (NRL) Footy Show (1993–present)
The Trade Table (2018–present)
Women's Footy (2017–present)
Sports
Cricket: The Ashes and Cricket World Cup
Golf: U.S. Masters (1990s–2006, 2018–present)
Horse Racing: Melbourne Cup (2024-)
Rugby league: National Rugby League (1961–1970, 1992–present) including State of Origin (1983–1989, 1991–present)
Rugby league: NRL Women's Premiership (2018–present)
Rugby league: The Knock On Effect NSW Cup and Hostplus Cup (2018–present)
Rugby union: Super Rugby Pacific (2021–present on 9Gem)
Rugby union: Super W (2022–present) 9Gem or 9Go!
Tennis: Australian Open including Hopman Cup, Brisbane International, Sydney International and Hobart International (2019–present), Roland-Garros (2003–2009, 2021–present), Wimbledon (1977–2010, 2021–present) and U.S. Open (1980s–2009, 2022–present)
Olympic Games: Summer Olympic Games (1956, 1972, 1976, 2012, 2024, 2028, 2032), Winter Olympic Games (1984, 1988, 1992, 1994, 2010, 2026, 2030), Summer Paralympic Games (2024, 2028) and Winter Paralympic Games (2026)
Children's (9Go!)
The Actually Really Very Difficult Show (2023–present)
Earth Science Investigators (2023–present)
TheatreDome (2025–present)
Annual events
Carols by Candlelight (1979–present)
Gold Week Telethon (2010–present) (Sydney only)
Foreign
Drama
For Life
Manifest
New Amsterdam
Comedy
Young Sheldon
Reality
The Bachelor USA (9Life)
The Bachelorette USA (9Now)
Botched (2017–present on Nine/9Life)
Better Late Than Never
Survivor (2000–2009 on Nine, 2009–2014 on Nine/9Go!, 2015–present on 9Go!, shared with 10 VOD)
Lifestyle
Antiques Roadshow (2006–2010 on Nine, 2010–present on 9Gem, Shared with ABC)
Observational / documentaries
David Attenborough Specials (Shared with ABC)
Game show
Pointless (2021–present)
Tipping Point (2019–present)
Children's (9Go!)
Preschool (9Go!)
Annual events
CMA Awards
Grammy Awards (2023)
Religious
Joyce Meyer: Enjoying Everyday Life (9Gem)
Believer's Voice of Victory
Wesley Impact
Helping Hands
Creflo Dollar Ministries
The Incredible Journey Presents
Amazing Facts Presents
In Touch Ministries
Beyond Today
Leading The Way
Turning Point with Dr David Jeremiah
Upcoming series
Domestic
2026
Carols in the Domain (annual event, formerly Seven)
Château DIY Australia (lifestyle)
1 Euro House (Reality)
Naked City: Hitmen (Crime documentary)
2027
Light: The Ian Roberts Story (Doco)
Police (Doco series)
Sweat It Out! (Doco series)
TBA
Celebrity IOU Australia (reality)
The A List (chat show)
Formerly broadcast
Domestic
News and current affairs
Drama
Comedy
Variety / Entertainment
Lifestyle
Reality
Observational / documentaries
Game shows
Children's
Preschool
Cushion Kids (2001–2002, 2005)
Here's Humphrey (1965–2009)
Hi-5 (1999–2012, 2017–2018)
Hiccup & Sneeze (2017–2019)
I Am Me (2020)
Imagination Train (2015–2017)
The Kingdom of Paramithi (2008–2010)
New MacDonald's Farm (2004–2008)
Surprises! (2012–2015, 2018–2020)
Teddies (2017–2020)
William & Sparkles' Magical Tales (2010–2017)
Yamba's Playtime (2010–2015)
Music
Sports talk
Sports
Annual events
ARIA Music Awards (2001, 2009, 2011–2013–present on 9Go!, 2017–24–2025–present)
Schools Spectacular (2013–2015)
TV Week Logie Awards (1959, 1964, 1966, 1968–1980, 1982, 1984, 1986, 1988, 1991, 1994, 1996–2019, 2022, Moves to Seven in 2023)
Lotteries
NSW Lotto Draws (NSW only, 5 November 1979 – 31 December 2012) (now broadcasting only on 9Go!
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