Murder Down Under returns with a gripping new two-part special, Natural Born Killer:The Murder of Stephanie Scott, on Tuesday, July 15 and Wednesday, July 16 at 8.30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
This harrowing true-crime documentary explores the devastating case that shocked Australia to its core: the brutal and senseless murder of Stephanie Scott, a vibrant, 26-year-old school teacher and bride-to-be from the quiet farming town of Leeton in New South Wales.
Stephanie was preparing for the happiest time of her life. With just days to go before her wedding, she visited her workplace, Leeton High School, one last time to finalise her lesson plans before taking time off for her honeymoon. She never came home.
The Murder of Stephanie Scott follows the remarkable work of Detective Inspector Tim Clark and Detective Sergeant Justin Milne, who quickly realised this was no runaway bride. They came to uncover a horrifying truth, which led them to school cleaner Vincent Stanford, a socially isolated man harbouring violent fantasies.
The series offers a behind-the-scenes account of how local police and detectives, driven by instinct, speed and sheer determination, pieced together a case that not only brought justice for Stephanie but probably saved other lives.
Through exclusive access to police interviews, gripping firsthand accounts and dramatic recreations, viewers are taken step-by-step through the investigation, from the first filed missing person report to Stanford’s chilling taped confession.
The special also examines Stanford’s violent past in the Netherlands, including disturbing incidents that raised serious questions about missed warning signs for offenders arriving from overseas.
Esteemed Walkley Award-winning investigative journalist Dimity Clancey, who covered the story at the time, and 9News Sydney 6.00pm presenter Peter Overton both feature in the series, explaining how the case unfolded in the media and gripped the nation.
With insights from those who knew Stanford, and interviews from leading international criminologists, this is a harrowing portrait of how a seemingly quiet man plotted his murderous horror, in plain sight.
Murder Down Under – Natural Born Killer: The Murder of Stephanie Scott is produced by Perpetual Entertainment for the 9Network.
MURDER DOWN UNDER NATURAL BORN KILLER: THE MURDER OF STEPHANIE SCOTT TUESDAY, JULY 15 AND WEDNESDAY, JULY 16 AT 8.30PM CHANNEL 9 & 9NOW
For further information, please contact: Aimee Ball 9Network Publicity aimee.ball@nine.com.au
The 2025 NRLW season is ready for lift off and every game is available live and free on the 9Network and 9Now, beginning with Sharks v Eels on Thursday, July 3 at 7.30pm AEST.
Two new teams – the Canterbury Bulldogs and New Zealand Warriors – will join the NRLW in 2025 as it expands to 12 teams, and sitting at the top of the tree is a Sydney Roosters featuring Dally M Medallist Olivia Kernick, Isabelle Kelly and Jess Sergis when they aim to defend their title.
A red hot pack of the best female athletes in the country will form the chasing pack. Tamika Upton and Julia Robinson will feature for competition favourites the Brisbane Broncos, 2024 grand finalists the Cronulla Sharks with Emma Verran and Tiana Penitani, Gold Coast Titans speedster Jaime Chapman and a chasing pack of next gen talent from the Warriors, Bulldogs, Knights, Eels, Cowboys, Raiders, Dragons and Wests Tigers.
Hosted by Emma Lawrence, Nine’s NRLW commentary team features the biggest names in the game with international rugby league representatives Millie Elliott, Ruan Sims and Allana Ferguson, plus NRL premiership winners Johnathan Thurston, Andrew Johns, Brad Fittler, Phil Gould, Paul Gallen, Darren Lockyer, sideline reporters Marlee Silva, Bronte Gildea and commentators Brenton Speed, Peter Psaltis, Mat Thompson and Anthony Maroon.
On Saturday it steps up a notch with a triple header of games plus NRLWrap, the only dedicated women’s rugby league show, running from 12.30pm AEST.
BROADCAST SCHEDULE: ROUND 1 Check local guides for details
Thursday, July 3 Sharks v Eels Syd/Bris 7.30pm AEST LIVE and FREE on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Mel/Adel/Per 7.30pm AEST LIVE and FREE on 9GEMHD, stream free on 9Now
Friday, July 4 Bulldogs v Knights Syd/Bris/Mel/Adel/Per 5.30pm AEST LIVE and FREE on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Saturday, July 5 Broncos v Wests Tigers Syd/Bris 12.30pm AEST LIVE and FREE on Channel 9HD stream free on 9Now Mel/Adel/Per 12.30pm AEST LIVE and FREE on Channel 9GemHD stream free on 9Now
NRLWRAP Join Emma Lawrence, Millie Elliott, Ruan Sims, Allana Ferguson and Marlee Silva for all the latest news from the NRLW.
Raiders v Dragons Syd/Bris 3.15pm AEST LIVE and FREE on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Mel/Adel/Per 3.15pm AEST LIVE and FREE on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Cowboys v Titans Syd/Bris/Mel/Adel/Per 5.00pm AEST LIVE and FREE on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Sunday, July 6 Roosters v Warriors Syd/Bris 11.45am AEST LIVE and FREE on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Mel/Adel/Per 11.45am AEST LIVE and FREE on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
EVERY 2025 NRLW GAME IS LIVE AND FREE ON NINE WATCH ON THE 9NETWORK, STREAM ON 9NOW
One of Australia’s most respected journalists and broadcasters, Deb Knight, is returning to a full-time television role within Nine’s News and Current Affairs team, effective July 21.
Deb will take on the role of presenter for the national 9News Morning bulletin at 11:30 AM each weekday and will also present 9News Afternoon each weekday in Sydney. In addition to her expanded weekday responsibilities, Deb will continue to host A Current Affair on Saturday nights.
As a result of this new commitment, Deb will step away from radio where she’s host of the nightly Money News program across the Nine Radio network (2GB, 3AW, 4BC and 6PR).
Fiona Dear, Nine’s Director of News and Current Affairs, welcomed Deb’s return to a dedicated television role: “Deb is an exceptional journalist and a beloved figure on Australian screens. Her extensive experience, versatility and deep connection with audiences make her the perfect fit for these key news presenting roles. We are thrilled to have her back full-time in our 9News and Current Affairs family.”
Greg Byrnes, National Content Manager of Nine Radio, acknowledged Deb’s significant contribution to radio: “Deb has been an integral part of the 2GB on-air team since 2020, but her ties to talk radio stretch back much further. Nationally, the Money News program with Deb as host, has recorded some of its best ratings on record and she finishes up as No. 1 overall in Sydney. We’ll miss Deb on and off the air but as she’s remaining in the Nine family she’ll never be too far away.”
Deb Knight shared her excitement about the new chapter: “I’m incredibly excited to be stepping back into a full-time television role with 9News and Current Affairs. It’s a fantastic opportunity to be part of the daily news cycle and connect with viewers during these important bulletins. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my time in radio, particularly hosting Money News, and I’m grateful for the wonderful listeners who tuned in. I’m also very pleased to continue hosting A Current Affair on Saturday nights.”
Deb will address listeners directly on the Money News program tonight from 7.00pm across 2GB, 3AW, 4BC and 6PR.
Her final Money News show will be this Thursday with a new host to be announced in coming weeks.
For further information, please contact: Alex Dyer 9Network Publicity alex.dyer@nine.com.au
Nine Radio’s award winning talk radio stations are now available to livestream through the Apple smartwatch, enabling listeners with cellular-enabled devices to stream their favorite talk radio stations directly from their wrist. The innovative development provides unparalleled freedom and convenience for listeners seeking to enjoy live and local content on the go, without the need for a smartphone.
The new smartwatch app underscores Nine Radio’s commitment to device ubiquity, ensuring continuous access to popular stations 2GB, 3AW, 4BC, and 6PR for listeners on the move. The familiar user interface ensures a clear and intuitive listening experience, with essential metadata displayed on the now-playing screen.
Key features of the new Nine Radio smartwatch app include:
Live Radio Streaming: Direct access to all Nine Radio stations, including 3AW, 2GB, 4BC, and 6PR.
Intuitive Design: A familiar user interface designed for ease of use on a smartwatch.
Quick Access: Users can access their favorite station directly from their watch’s home screen.
Now Playing Screen: Displays essential metadata for the current program.
Smart Stack Integration: Allows users to pause/play streams or access the app.
Playing Now Control: Provides control over the stream and casting options.
Tom Malone, Nine Radio Managing Director, said: “This is about providing true freedom and flexibility in how our audience consumes audio content. Radio used to be on the bench top or side table, then it was in your pocket via your phone, now it’s on your wrist. Listeners can escape all of their screens for a walk or run, or trip to the shops, and still be listening to their favourite news, sport, opinions and entertainment via Nine Radio’s smartwatch app. It’s a seamless and untethered way to stay connected.”
Mia Stern, Head of Digital Growth at Nine Radio, added: “Our strategy is simple – maximise discoverability and accessibility. The new smartwatch apps allow listeners to tune in to their favourite talk radio station anywhere, any time and on any device. We’ve made it incredibly easy to use, with instant station access from your watch face and a user interface designed to feel instantly familiar and crystal clear.”
Nine Radio is committed to continuous improvement, with plans for on-demand content and AFL pop-ups in the Apple Watch app and CarPlay later in 2025.
For further information, please contact: Caitlin Lynch Senior Communications Manager clynch@nine.com.au
At 8.00pm on Wednesday, July 2, the 9Network presents a riveting TV special: Trump vs. Musk, an in-depth examination of the dramatic and volatile relationship between the 47th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump, and the enigmatic tech titan, Elon Musk.
This compelling documentary chronicles the unexpected alliance and spectacular fallout between two of the world’s most influential and unconventional figures. From the early days of their bromance and shared ideology to the bitter public feuds now dominating headlines, Trump vs. Musk explores the forces at play in this high-stakes power struggle. Witness how a partnership seen by many as a modern-day oligarchy quickly fractured under the weight of conflicting agendas, ego clashes and differing visions for America’s future.
Hosted by Nine’s US Correspondent Jonathan Kearsley, this special features exclusive insight from key insiders and global observers, including:
Katie Drummond, Global Editorial Director of WIRED
Ryan Mac, The New York Times technology reporter and co-author of Character Limit: How Elon Musk Destroyed Twitter
James Fishback, an insider who knows both men, CEO of investment firm Azoria and architect of the DOGE Dividend proposal
Michael Wolff, Trump biographer and The New York Times best-selling author
Through their expert analysis, Trump vs. Musk provides a gripping perspective on how these two supremely powerful men, individually capable of reshaping industries and nations, have navigated a relationship that has sent shockwaves through politics, boardrooms, and the very corridors of the White House.
Don’t miss this exclusive special on Wednesday, July 2, at 8.00pm on Channel 9 and 9Now. Reporter: Jonathan Kearsley Producers: Tracey Hannaford and Alex Chance Editors: Josh Webber and Andrew Page
The independent and award-winning journalism in The Age will be made available to students and staff at one of Australia’s most renowned universities, in a new premium subscription licensing deal announced by Nine and Swinburne University of Technology today.
Campus Access allows students and staff at Swinburne to have complete access to a premium digital subscription to the wide range of journalism in The Age from today.
With plans to make the licensing deal available to universities around Australia, Swinburne is the first Victorian university to enter into the arrangement following the University of Sydney partnership announced earlier this year.
The Campus Access partnership will allow students and staff to access a complimentary subscription to The Age with their Swinburne email. With personalised subscription access, students and staff can download the Good Food and news apps, enjoy puzzles, browse Today’s Paper and stay informed with independent coverage of news, politics, business, world, food, travel and culture.
Campus Access is a strategic partnership that fosters collaboration and innovation for The Age and Swinburne. Delivering independent journalism, bespoke events, and direct engagement opportunities, this initiative aims to build a more informed community by enriching learning and stimulating critical thinking.
The initiative is the latest strategic move to engage audiences with quality journalism.
Patrick Elligett, editor of The Age, said: “This is more than a subscription deal. It is an exciting partnership that will set Swinburne’s students on a path to a better informed future with The Age’s brand of rigorous and fearless independent journalism.”
Agos Garola, Director of Corporate Subscriptions & Licensing for Nine Publishing, said: “We are delighted to partner with Swinburne University of Technology, an institution that clearly shares our passion for ensuring its students and staff have access to quality journalism.This collaboration reinforces our commitment to making trusted news accessible to the next generation. We look forward to a strong and growing partnership.”
Professor Pascale Quester, President and Vice-Chancellor of Swinburne University of Technology, said: “We are thrilled to be partnering with The Age to keep our community informed on the news shaping their world and their studies. Information is power, and this partnership will further help our students become job-ready graduates. This is just one way we’re bringing people and technology together to create a better world.”
Matt Macklin, Director of Communications and Media at Swinburne University of Technology, said: “With misinformation more common than ever, it’s crucial that our students and staff have easy access to verified and comprehensive news sources. This partnership empowers the Swinburne community to understand the world around them and gather balanced and expert commentary on the news that impacts them.”
For universities enquiring about Campus Access, please contact Jason Britton from Nine Sales on jason.britton@nine.com.au
For further information, please contact: Adrian Motte Senior Communications Manager amotte@nine.com.au
In a rare and critical gathering, victims of gender-based violence will come face-to-face with key figures in policy, law enforcement and the judiciary on a special hour-long edition of A Current Affair this Wednesday, July 2 at 7.00pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
This powerful forum aims to ignite honest conversations with the shared hope of saving lives.
Hosted by Ally Langdon, the program will feature an unprecedented lineup of guests, including:
Tanya Plibersek, Federal Social Services Minister, who will discuss the Albanese Government’s initiatives to support victims and share her own experiences within the system.
Sue and Lloyd Clarke, who tragically lost their daughter Hannah and her three children to an horrific act of violence. Their story is also told in the 9Podcast Hannah’s Story.
Lee Little, joined by her son Bronson and daughter-in-law Lauren, whose daughter Alicia was a victim of an horrific act of violence at the hands of her partner, leaving behind four children.
Acting NSW Police CommissionerPeter Thurtell, who will speak about the constant battle police face to keep domestic violence offenders behind bars.
David Helipern, a former Magistrate who will candidly discuss instances where he granted bail to domestic violence offenders who later committed murder.
Pip Rae, a former police officer and victim of domestic violence, offering her unique perspective.
Phillip Ripper, CEO of No To Violence, representing a leading organisation in the fight against family violence.
This special broadcast will delve into the complexities of domestic violence, bringing together personal stories of loss and survival with the perspectives of those at the forefront of the issue. It’s a crucial discussion that seeks to shed light on systemic challenges and foster solutions to combat gender-based violence in Australia.
Tune in to A Current Affair at 7.00pm Monday to Saturday on Channel 9 and 9Now.
For further information, please contact: Terry Stuart Senior Communications Manager tstuart@nine.com.au
Nine today announced it has executed a transaction with Optus Sport and the Premier League to secure the exclusive Australian rights to the Premier League and Emirates FA Cup – two of the world’s most prestigious football competitions. All matches will stream live and on-demand on Stan Sport starting from the 2025/26 season, with the Premier League also for the first time now available in 4K, delivering fans a viewing experience unlike anything previously seen in Australia. As part of the expanded deal, Japan’s J.League and America’s National Women’s Soccer League will also be available on Stan Sport, further strengthening its global football offering.
The multi-season agreement also includes the UEFA Women’s EURO 2025™ which commences on 3 July, and further strengthens Nine’s premium sport portfolio across streaming, digital and free-to-air platforms.
“This marks a step change in Nine’s digital growth strategy” said Matt Stanton, Chief Executive Officer of Nine. “The Premier League is the most-watched football league on the planet, and alongside the Emirates FA Cup, this acquisition reinforces Nine’s position as the home of sport in Australia. We are proud to deliver these iconic competitions to Australian audiences through Stan Sport.
The full power of Nine will be activated to bring new attention and energy to the Premier League and Emirates FA Cup. With more than 20 million Australians engaging with Nine’s platforms every month, we have an unrivalled ability to generate excitement at scale, drive audience growth and deliver meaningful commercial outcomes for our partners.
I want to acknowledge Stephen Rue and the team at Optus for their collaboration, and thank Dan Taylor and the Stan team for their excellent work in leading this acquisition.”
Optus is working in close partnership with Nine to support the transition and ensure continuity for football fans as they migrate from Optus Sport to Stan.
Stephen Rue, Chief Executive Officer of Optus, said: “One of our key priorities was to find a home for Optus Sport content which would take the game forward and enable all Optus Sport subscribers to continue to receive uninterrupted access to all their favourite football actions.
Optus Sport customers and the game of football will be in great hands at Stan, and we know the game will receive the broadcasting priority it deserves from an organisation whose speciality is delivering quality sports programming to its customers.”
Amanda Laing, Managing Director, Streaming and Broadcast at Nine, said: “With this deal, Stan Sport takes its next big leap – delivering the Premier League and Emirates FA Cup alongside UEFA Champions League, Grand Slam tennis and our deep rugby slate, in one of the most powerful sport offerings in the country.
It’s a line-up built for the next era of sport reaching Australians across every screen, and now elevating the viewing experience with Premier League available in 4K for the first time in Australia.
Momentum is building. With the British & Irish Lions Tour, Wimbledon and the Winter Olympics on the horizon, this acquisition adds firepower to an already blockbuster calendar.”
This rights deal reinforces Nine’s strategic focus on delivering the world’s greatest sport, entertainment and news through the most powerful cross-platform ecosystem in Australian media. From NRL and State of Origin, to The Olympic Games, the Australian Open, and now the Premier League – Nine offers a scale and depth in sport coverage that is unmatched in the local market.
Coverage starts from 3 July with the UEFA Women’s EURO 2025™. Action kicks off on August 11 when Liverpool takes on Crystal Palace in the FA Community Shield at Wembley, live and exclusive on Stan Sport. The 2025/26 Premier League season then launches on 16 August, with select matches available to stream in 4K. Communications to Optus Sport customers will commence today to support a seamless transition to Stan Sport, which will also include the J.League and National Women’s Soccer League as part of its expanding international football portfolio.
For further information, please contact: Kathryn Browne Head of Communications, Stan kathryn.browne@stan.com.au
James Boyce Director, Regulatory, Public Affairs and Communications, Nine james.boyce@nine.com.au
Prepare for more unforgettable rescues and heart stopping stories when Paramedics, the gripping factual series that takes you inside the high-stakes world of Australian ambulance crews, returns for another extraordinary season on Tuesday, July 8, at 7.30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
This season of Paramedics will again offer viewers unprecedented and unguarded insights into the lives of emergency service heroes as they fight daily to save lives and care for people during their worst moments.
From high-pressure emergencies to moments of compassion and laughter, you’ll see the incredible dedication, skill and resilience required to be on the emergency frontline. Each episode showcases the challenges and triumphs faced by these remarkable men and women as well as the unwavering bonds they share.
In the season premiere, a rider is bucked off her horse and left stranded in remote bushland, unable to move and far from help. Her survival hinges on a daring helicopter rescue. Meanwhile, veteran paramedic Bill responds to a school teacher having a massive heart attack and fights the clock in an effort to keep her alive.
Watch as paramedics Laura and Aaron care for a woman with a high-risk pregnancy as she goes into labour. In a touching first for the series, cameras follow the woman beyond the ambulance and into the delivery room, not to save a life but to welcome one.
Ben and his new paramedic partner, Mim, face a confronting scene: a grandfather with devastating burns after a boiling water accident. At the same time, Lisa returns to work from maternity leave, tending to a sick infant with a dangerously racing heart.
Don’t miss the powerful new season of Paramedics, narrated once again by acclaimed actor and philanthropist Samuel Johnson OAM. Paramedics is a WTFN production for the 9Network.
For further information, please contact: Aimee Ball 9Network Publicity aimee.ball@nine.com.au
Cross-platform commercial offering unveiled for brands to connect with viewers during adrenaline filled Olympics
With less than eight months to go until the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 on February 6, Nine today reveals its integrated commercial offering across its Total TV, Total Publishing and Total Audio assets.
Off the back of Nine’s record-breaking coverage of Paris 2024 – which reached 19.5 million Australians and earned the company a prestigious IOC Golden Rings award for world’s best coverage – Milano Cortina 2026 is the second Olympic Games Nine will deliver during a runway of world class storytelling up to Brisbane 2032.
With the Winter Olympics set to be spread across various picturesque locations in Northern Italy, the 9Network coverage will feature Experts who are part of one of Australia’s most exclusive sporting club – Australian Winter Olympic Gold medallists, including Torah Bright, Lydia Lassila and Steven Bradbury.
Olympic mogul skier Britt Cox, snowboarder Steph Prem and alpine skier Jono Brauer will also provide their expertise through the Games, with the commentary line-up also including David Culbert (snowboard/alpine skiing), Sami Kennedy Sim (alpine skiing), Mitch Tomlinson (halfpipe, big air & slopestyle), and Matt Hill (downhill/slalom). The 9Network’s hosting team and full commentary lineup will be announced in the coming months.
Nine will be based in the thick of the action in the alpine village of Livigno, which will be a winter sporting wonderland of moguls, snowboard courses and aerial ski jumps. There will also be a state-of-the-art set in Nine’s North Sydney studio that will again showcase cutting edge augmented reality technology that was used for Paris 2024, allowing brands integration and a world class viewer experience.
The 16 day event will feature more than 50 Australian athletes – including freestyle skier Jakara Anthony, snowboard halfpipe Scotty James and women’s aerials Laura Peel and Danielle Scott – with what is expected to be Australia’s best ever Winter Olympics medal prospects. The team will be led by Australia’s chef de mission Alisa Camplin.
For advertisers, the Winter Olympics represent a powerful brand moment with proven ROI. Leveraging the power of Nine’s unrivalled scale and ability to engage Australians across a diverse suite of TV, audio and publishing assets, with our data-driven knowledge of these fans, Nine’s coverage of Milano Cortina 2026 will offer brands and advertisers a deeper, more meaningful connection with our audiences.
The white knuckle thrills and spills of the Winter Olympics provides adrenaline fueled action that attracts a young, engaged audience. Nine’s integrated content ecosystem is designed to reach emotionally primed, hard-to-reach audiences, with 83% of 18–39-year-olds expected to tune in*.
Commercial packages will span cross-platform opportunities, from sponsorships of daily segments and medal tallies to immersive creative activations and branded content. Data-driven insights and custom campaigns via Powered will allow brands to cut through with maximum resonance and precision. Past Olympic partners saw significant gains after Paris 2024 – up to +70% uplift in brand quality perception and +47% increase in enquiries.*
Nine will provide an unrivalled 24/7 connected content ecosystem spanning all facets of Nine’s suite of assets. It will broadcast more than 2600 hours of Winter Olympics across the 9Network, 9Now and Stan Sport, alongside comprehensive coverage through Nine’s audio assets. Nine’s publishing assets, spanning its mastheads and digital sites nine.com.au, WWOS.com.au and Pedestrian.TV, will ensure viewers can extend their Games experience.
Nine’s Paralympic Winter Games coverage will run from March 6 – 15 across the 9Network, 9Now and Stan Sport, as well as utilising Nine’s audio and publishing assets. Milano Cortina 2026 will mark the 50th anniversary since the first Paralympic Winter Games in 1976. Up to 665 Para-athletes from 50 countries are set to compete at the Paralympics, contesting 79 medal events across six sports, with viewers guided through the action by Paralympian Ellie Cole.
Nine’s Chief Executive Officer, Matt Stanton, said: “The Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Milano Cortina will be a celebration of courage, national pride, and human achievement. Nine’s coverage of Paris 2024 set a new benchmark for how Olympic and Paralympic Games are delivered to viewers, and Milano Cortina 2026 will build on our success. Whether fans are streaming on their phone, watching on their main screen, catching results on radio or reading about the big moments across our publishing assets, Australians can unite behind our athletes as they compete on the biggest stage.”
Nine’s Chief Sales Officer, Matt James, said: “There is no other event quite like the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Combining unbelievable athletic talent with whatever Mother Nature can throw at them, winter sport events are truly captivating, edge-of-the-seat viewing. For brands, this provides a marketing platform to reach a highly-engaged, enthusiastic younger audience at an unrivalled scale. As we go to market, advertisers will be given the chance to be a part of Nine’s coverage across TV, streaming, audio, digital and publishing offering rich branding moments across every touchpoint.”
Source: OzTAM VOZ up to 12/08/2024 (up to 2am research date end), OzTAM VPM up to 12/08/2024 (up to 2am research date end), OzTAM VOZ up to 08/09/2024 & OzTAM VPM up to 08/09/2024. Consumer pulse Feb 2025, PMAX fandom survey Nov 2024. Gemba Paris Olympics Brand Uplift 2025.
For further information, please contact: Adrian Motte Senior Communications Manager – Trade & Publishing amotte@nine.com.au
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