Golf fans across Australia won’t miss a swing as Nine’s radio network brings The Masters live to listeners via dedicated pop-up streaming channels on the 2GB, 3AW, 4BC and 6PR apps.
Beginning this afternoon in Caboolture, his aim is to talk to as many constituents and candidates as possible this week, to see what voters and Nine Radio is offering comprehensive live audio coverage of one of golf’s most iconic tournaments, broadcasting directly from Augusta National. The exclusive Masters Radio stream will capture every drive, putt, and leaderboard twist, delivering the full atmosphere and drama of the tournament straight to mobile phones across the country.
Available through dedicated pop-up channels on each app, this special broadcast combines expert commentary, real-time insights, and the unmistakable sound of The Masters. Whether you’re at home, commuting, or winding down for the night, golf fans can stay connected to every moment of the four-day tournament. Drift off to the sound of late-night action, then pick up right where you left off on your morning drive, as the leaders make their way up the 18th.
Leading the coverage is acclaimed broadcaster Mike Tirico, returning as lead play-by-play voice across all four rounds. He’ll be joined by lead analyst Steve Melnyk, the 1971 Masters low amateur and five-time Masters competitor.
On-course commentary will be delivered by:
John Maginnes – Hole 2 and Amen Corner (11, 12, 13)
Brian Katrek – Holes 5, 15, and 16
Maureen Madill – Holes 8 and 17
Johnson Wagner – Holes 4, 13, and 14
To tune in, download the 2GB, 3AW, 4BC, or 6PR app and stream the dedicated Masters Radio channel.
For further information, please contact: Caitlin Lynch Senior Communications Manager, Nine clynch@nine.com.au
Starting today, 4BC Drive host and former Federal Minister, Gary Hardgrave, will return to the campaign trail, broadcasting live from five key South-East Queensland battleground electorates to highlight the issues that matter to locals in the upcoming election.
Beginning this afternoon in Caboolture, his aim is to talk to as many constituents and candidates as possible this week, to see what voters and politicians are thinking in the battleground seats, hear what’s working for them, and find out what needs immediate change before election day, May 3.
Hardgrave said: “Elections are about real people and real issues. That’s why we are taking our roadshow to the far corners of South-East Queensland.
“I want to hear the unique concerns of people in the outer metropolitan areas. They are the ones carrying the burdens of cost of living increases, poor planning and poor infrastructure, and it’s important that they have their views not only heard but acted on.”
From 3.00pm to 6.00pm AEST every day this week, Gary Hardgrave and the 4BC Drive team will broadcast their election roadshow live from these locations:
Monday, April 7: Caboolture Square Shopping Centre (Longman)
Tuesday, April 8: Meadowbrook Shopping Centre (Forde)
Wednesday, April 9: Booval Fair (Blair)
Thursday, April 10: Albany Creek Village (Dickson)
Friday, April 11: Wynnum Plaza (Bonner)
Listeners are welcome to come on down, say hello, and get involved.
Australia’s favourite travellers are back, blazing a trail through the greatest holiday hotspots on the planet, with a new season of the TV Week Logie Award-winning Travel Guides, premiering Monday, April 21, at 7.30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
From the bright lights of the sprawling New York City metropolis, to the vast expanse and natural beauty of Kakadu in the Northern Territory, touring Thailand on a budget, breathing the crisp mountain air of the snowy Swiss Alps, to the so-hot-right now Japan and the tropical paradise of Tahiti, no destination is safe as our Travel Guides return in an eighth season of awesome adventures.
Our favourite travel critics are back, with the Fren family, Matt and Brett, Kevin and Janetta, Kev, Dorian and Teng, and Karly and Bri all serving up their uniquely Aussie perspectives on some of the most epic adventures the world has to offer.
The most spectacular season ever begins in New York, where our Travel Guides take a monster-sized bite of the Big Apple. From the neon playground of Times Square and singalong show tunes in the West Village to taking in the sights of Central Park and the Statue of Liberty, as well as finding the perfect pizza in hipster-heaven Brooklyn and making an emotional visit to the 9/11 memorial, our Guides discover this really is the city that never sleeps.
Coming from all different walks of life, our Guides continue to test the theory that one traveller’s dream holiday is another’s nightmare, as they check out local customs and cuisine, check into world-class accommodation, and dive into an array of heart-pumping, adrenaline-filled activities, all the while sharing hilarious, unfiltered views on their destination.
Last year saw our first ever perfect holiday – with all Guides scoring the Cook Islands five out of five stars. Will one of our ten trips in 2025 hit the same lofty heights?
Buckle up and brace for adventure in the biggest season yet.
Travel Guides is produced by Nine, and narrated again by beloved Aussie comedian Denise Scott.
For further information, please contact: Sean Salter 9Network Publicity ssalter@nine.com.au
Get ready for a classic Trans-Tasman Throwdown when Australia and New Zealand clash on court in three basketball internationals live and free on the 9Network or to stream on 9Now from May 7 to 11.
The Aussie Boomers, Seven Consulting Opals, New Zealand’s Tall Blacks and 2Degrees Tall Ferns will clash in back-to-back fixtures across a three game series played in Adelaide (May 7), Sunshine Coast (May 9) and Hamilton (May 11).
On top of a guaranteed re-ignition of a historic rivalry, intensity will be heightened as Australia and New Zealand prepare for the FIBA Asia Cup tournaments later this year.
Nine Wide World of Sports Head of Partnerships and Strategy, Simon Fordham, said: “The Boomers and Opals always provide box office viewing for Aussie sports fans and the Trans-Tasman Throwdown series against New Zealand should be no different.
“As the home of the Olympics all the way through to Brisbane 2032 we’re proud to further showcase the Boomers and Opals when the best basketballers from Australia and New Zealand are live and free for all to see here on the 9Network.”
Matt Scriven, Chief Executive Officer – Basketball Australia, said: “The Trans-Tasman rivalry series is back and were excited to have every game live and free on the 9Network for fans in Australia. The level of interest for basketball is at an all-time and there’s massive support for our national teams. We appreciate this partnership with Nine, which will see the Boomers and Opals broadcasted across the country in May.
All nine games of the Trans-Tasman Throwdown will be available live and free on 9Go! or to stream anywhere, anytime for free on 9Now. In commentary for Nine’s Wide World of Sports is Olympics basketball commentator Brenton Speed.
NRL on Nine will host a Multicultural Round celebration like no other this week when the biggest rugby league rivalries on the field are mixed with the greatest cultures in the world, and it’s all live and free on Channel 9 and 9Now.
Chairman of the Australian Rugby League Commission Peter V’landys kicks the round off when he shares an insight into his own journey as a Greek migrant and his life growing up in Australia, before the Raiders host the Sharks on Thursday Night Footy from 7.30pm AEDT.
In the pregame coverage from GIO Stadium in Canberra, Raiders captain Joseph Tapine and Sharks enforcer Addin Fonua-Blake discuss their culture and what it means to them. Raiders coach Ricky Stuart gives his take on how the green machine get the win at home and the clubs highest point scorer in history, Jarrod Croker, also joins the show live.
The longest running and most fierce rugby league rivalry takes over Friday Night Footy when Latrell Mitchell returns for Rabbitohs v Roosters. Mitchell’s fellow Indigenous All Star teammate Cody Walker chats to the panel live, while the man who has stepped foot in both camps, Roosters forward and NSW State of Origin star, Angus Crichton, gives his insight into the rivalry.
Two of the biggest names in the game will meet when The Eighth Immortal Andrew Johns interviews supercoach Wayne Bennett before kick-off. Nine’s Sam Thaiday visits the home of 2024 NRLW Dally M Medal winner Olivia Kernick for a light-hearted edition of the classic Their House segment.
A new chapter in one of the NRL’s greatest modern day rivalries will be written on Sunday Arvo Footy, when the Manly Sea Eagles host the Melbourne Storm in the Battle of Brookvale at 4 Pines Park. Manly and Queensland captain Daly Cherry-Evans will be out to rally his side behind the 14th man that is their patriotic home crowd at the suburban venue. They’ll need to be at their best to overcome last season’s grand finalists who have no shortage of x-factor that can break the game open with Harry Grant, Cameron Munster and Ryan Papenhuyzen all locked and loaded.
The game is available on Channel 9 in Melbourne alongside every Storm game in 2025 on the 9Network.
In commentary exclusively for Nine’s Wide World of Sports is rugby league Immortal Andrew Johns and fellow premiership winners Cameron Smith, Billy Slater, Phil Gould, Johnathan Thurston, Brad Fittler, Paul Gallen, Darren Lockyer, Millie Elliott and Sam Thaiday. Hosted by James Bracey and Danika Mason, plus women’s internationals Ruan Sims and Allana Ferguson, sideline reporters Marlee Silva and Emma Lawrence. Calling the live action is Mat Thompson, Peter Psaltis and Brenton Speed.
BROADCAST SCHEDULE: NRL ROUND 5 ON NINE
Thursday, April 3
THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL – RAIDERS v SHARKS Sydney 7.30pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Brisbane 6.30pm on 9GemHD, 7.00pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Melbourne 7.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now Adelaide 7.00pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now Perth 4.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Friday, April 4
FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTY – RABBITOHS v ROOSTERS Sydney 7.30pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Brisbane 6.30pm on 9GemHD, 7.00pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Melbourne 7.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now Adelaide 7.00pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now Perth 4.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Sunday, April 6
WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS – This Week: Ellie Cole, Matt To’omua, Mark Taylor and host Nick McArdle Sydney / Brisbane – 10.00am on Channel 9 Melbourne / Adelaide / Perth – 12.00pm on Channel 9
THE SUNDAY FOOTY SHOW – Billy Slater, Andrew Johns, Brad Fittler and host Emma Lawrence. Sydney / Brisbane 11.00am on Channel 9 Melbourne 11.00am / Adelaide 10.30am / Perth 10.00am on 9Gem
SUNDAY ARVO FOOTY – SEA EAGLES v STORM Sydney 3.00pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Brisbane 2.00pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Melbourne 3.00pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Adelaide 2.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now Perth 12.00pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Tuesday, April 8
100% FOOTY – 8.40pm on Channel 9 and 9Now in Sydney/Brisbane. Special Guest: Jahrome Hughes Melbourne Storm halfback and the man voted 2024 Dally M Medalist for best player in the game, Jahrome Hughes, joins Phil Gould, Paul Gallen, Cameron Smith to weigh in on the big issues. Host James Bracey will steer the ship, while 9News rugby league reporters Danny Weidler and Michael Chammas bring the latest breaking news each week.
NRL ON NINE DIGITAL THIS WEEK: STREAM FREE ON 9NOW
Six Tackles with Gus
Freddy and The Eighth – Wednesday night on Channel 9 in NSW/QLD, Stream on 9Now Join Danika Mason, Andrew Johns and Brad Fittler for a unique look at the rugby league world and their take on the biggest moments from the past week with plenty of fun as well.
Marlee and Me –Greg Inglis
NRL ON NINE: MULTICULTURAL ROUND FROM THURSDAY, APRIL 3 LIVE AND FREE ON CHANNEL 9HD AND 9NOW
Brisbane’s 4BC Breakfast has achieved yet another successful ratings survey result, up 1.2% for the GfK Radio 360 Survey 1 of 2025. This is the first full time survey result for new permanent host, Peter Fegan, achieving the biggest market share jump in the Brisbane breakfast radio time slot.
The lively talk-back show has also almost doubled its streaming share from 4.8% in Survey 8 (2024) to 8.1% in Survey 1 2025.
“We have passionate listeners who want and demand the best in local news – whether that’s round the clock, rolling-coverage of Tropical Cyclone Alfred, or how the 2032 Brisbane Olympics and Paralympics will affect them directly. I couldn’t be happier that what we’re offering is growing in popularity. ” said host of 4BC Breakfast, Peter Fegan.
4BC Content Manager, Siobhain McDonnell said: “We are thrilled with the first result of the year for 2025 and 4BC. We have listened to the people of Brisbane and are committed to a local and engaging news talk format.
“Peter Fegan’s results show that people want to start their day entertained and informed. This is a promising start in what is going to be a huge year for the station, and I’m incredibly proud of the whole team’s efforts today.”
3AW has surged to its best Survey 1 ratings in more than 15 years to cement its position as the undisputed heartbeat of Melbourne.
The GfK Radio 360 Survey 1 results released today confirms 3AW is to be the powerhouse of Melbourne radio with a leading audience share of 16.8 (up 3.2) and a commanding commercial streaming share of 35.9%.
Every week, 750,000 Melburnians tune in to 3AW for its unique live and local talk radio programming.
The station boasted audience gains in all dayparts and is now No. 1 in breakfast, mornings, afternoons, drive and evenings.
This marks the first time that Jacqui Felgate has been the outright No. 1 in drive, recording a share of 12.4 – up 3.7 on Survey 8 of 2024.
3AW Station Manager, Stephen Beers, said:
“Jacqui’s remarkable result – achieving the number one drive spot for the first time in just a year – is a testament to her hard work, dedication and the strong connection she’s forged with Melbourne listeners. Her unique blend of breaking news, insightful commentary and engaging conversation has clearly resonated and we’re incredibly proud of her achievement.”
Ross and Russ continue their reign over Melbourne breakfast radio, commanding a 21.3% share. This impressive result, a 1.3 point increase from last year’s Survey 8, places them a significant 9.7 points ahead of their nearest rival. Their award-winning show draws 460,000 listeners weekly. They also dominate the digital space with a whopping 52.9% share of commercial streaming.
Tom Elliott kicks off 2025 as No. 1 in the mornings slot with a share of 19 – up 3.4 on his last survey – and a weekly audience of 514,000. He also commands a winning 36.5% share of the commercial streaming market.
Tony Moclair is outright No. 1 in afternoons, boasting a share of 13.9 – up 4.6 on Survey 8 of last year and more than 10 points ahead of his nearest talk competitor.
Denis Walter leads Melbourne’s evening radio listening, claiming the top position with a commanding 25.1 share – up a massive 7.1 points on Survey 8 last year.
Darren James‘ Weekend Breakfast continues to dominate the airwaves on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
3AW Station Manager, Stephen Beers, commented:
“These outstanding Survey 1 results are a testament to the hard work and dedication of the entire 3AW team. We’re incredibly proud to see our live, local programming resonating so strongly with Melbourne listeners across all dayparts and platforms. To achieve our best Survey 1 in over 15 years is a fantastic result and we look forward to continuing to serve Melbourne with the news, information and entertainment they rely on. Thanks to our loyal listeners for again making us number one.”
2GB is back on top as Sydney’s No.1 in 2025, according to GfK Radio 360 Survey 1. The station delivered a dominant 11.6 radio share and an impressive 33.9 commercial streaming share, further cementing its position as the go-to station for the best in news, talk, opinion and entertainment.
Ben Fordham Live is Sydney’s No.1 in Breakfast, leading both radio and live audio streaming with a remarkable 14.4 share and a 47.5 share in commercial streaming. Meanwhile, Mark Levy has celebrated his first survey in the Mornings slot with an incredible No.1 share of 13.5 in radio and 37.2 in commercial streaming.
2GB Station Manager, Greg Byrnes, said: “It’s a great start to the year for 2GB – number one in Sydney, number one in Breakfast, number one in Mornings, and that’s despite major changes across the line up.”
“Mark Levy has compared replacing Ray Hadley as like coming in for Bradman but he’s hit it out of the park in survey one. We’re all really pleased for Mark and his team, as we are for Ben who’s again the clear number one in Breakfast.
“We thank listeners who tune in everyday, and we thank the many others who have sampled and obviously like what they hear. There’s a big year ahead and Sydney can rely on 2GB for honest opinion and up to the minute news, sport and information.”
On his first survey result in Mornings, Mark Levy said: “I’m over the moon that 2GB has started the year as the number one radio station in Sydney, including in Breakfast, Mornings and Nights.”
“I want to thank each and every one of our loyal listeners for sticking with us. I’ve worked here for a while and have got to speak to so many of them over the years – I’m delighted they’re enjoying what I’m doing. It’s the start of a lot of hard work and I’m looking forward to it!”
Further highlights from GfK Radio 360 Survey 1, 2025 in Sydney:
Afternoons with Michael McLaren posted a 8.6 (Mon-Fri 12pm-3pm)
Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard recorded a 7.4 share (Mon-Fri 3pm-6pm)
Wide World of Sportswith Adam Hawse recorded a 7.8 share (up 1.3) (Mon-Fri 6-7pm)
Money News with Deborah Knight posted an 10.7 share (up 2.6) (Mon-Thu 7pm-8pm)
Nights with John Stanley remains the clear No.1 with a 18.4 share (up 1.9) (Mon-Thurs 8pm-12am, Fri 7pm-12am)
Weekends with Luke Grant posted a 11.4 share (up 0.3) (Sat-Sun 9am-1pm)
It’s a sensational start to the 2025 ratings year for Nine Radio, with Sydney’s 2GB and Melbourne’s 3AW dominating their respective markets in the year’s first GfK Survey.
2GB has reclaimed its position as Sydney’s No.1 station, delivering a 11.6 share and outstanding results across all key timeslots. Ben Fordham Live is the clear No.1 in Breakfast with a dominant 14.4 share, reinforcing the show’s status as the city’s most trusted source for news, talk, and opinion. In his first survey in Mornings, Mark Levy knocked it out of the park to claim the No.1 spot with a 13.5 share.
3AW has surged even further ahead as Melbourne’s top radio station, delivering an incredible 16.8 share, up a significant 3.2 points.Ross Stevenson and Russel Howcroft have further cemented their leadership in Breakfast, achieving a 21.3 share (up 1.3) and setting a high bar for the day. Tom Elliott followed suit, commanding the No.1 spot in Mornings with 19.0 (up 3.4).
Greg Byrnes, National Content Manager, Nine Radio, said: “These are stunning results and lay the foundations for another dominant year for our live and local content. We’ve had big audience gains right across the network, particularly in 25-54s.”
“3AW is clearly the heartbeat of Melbourne. Today’s 16.8 share is the station’s best survey 1 result in over 15 years and we congratulate the entire team.
“In Sydney, for 2GB to be number one after major line up changes is also remarkable. In Brisbane, there’s been a solid increase in breakfast while Perth, Breakfast is number one talk.
“With a federal election there will be no let up in the content and we thank those listeners across the country for turning to us every day.”
COMMERCIAL RADIO SHARE
TOTAL RADIO CUME
15.9 (4 markets)
1.738 million listeners each week
STREAMING
The future of live audio streaming is talk as Nine Radio claims the No.1 position nationallywith a 32.3% share. Digital listenership continues to surge during the Breakfast and Morning timeslots, with 3AW and 2GB the top streaming stations, with shares of 35.9% and 33.9%, respectively.
In 3AW Breakfast, Ross and Russ claimed a mammoth No.1 commercial streaming share of 52.9% and Ben Fordham led the way on 2GB with 47.5%. This trend continues into Mornings, with Tom Elliott at 3AW delivering a 36.5% share and Mark Levy at 2GB with 37.2%.
Greg Byrnes said: “Our talk stations dominate streaming because it sounds great, is accessible and Australians want to stay in touch regardless of where they are.”
“We’ve led the market since the introduction of Radio360 and the live and local, always on, nature of our content means the audience is growing each year.
“Across the country, the audience figures in our key shifts are terrific and we look forward to another year of leading the way in live audio streaming.”
COMMERCIAL STREAMING SHARE
STREAMING CUME
32.3
362,000 (up 2% YoY)
PODCASTS
The Nine Podcast Network reached over 1.35 million listeners in February 2025, marking an impressive 17% year-over-year growth across its premium catch-up radio and original podcasts.
Ben Fordham Live saw a standout increase, climbing 37% from the previous year to reach over 233,000 listeners. Other strong performers included 3AW Mornings with Tom Elliott (67,000 listeners), 3AW Breakfast with Ross and Russel (58,000 listeners), and the newly launched 2GB Mornings with Mark Levy, already attracting 39,000 listeners per month.
Nine Talk Radio’s focus on live and local content continues to resonate, with more than 702,000 listeners tuning into Nine Radio catch-up podcasts in February – an 11% increase year-on-year.
Meanwhile, Nine’s original podcasts across News, Sport, and Lifestyle now reach over 725,000 monthly listeners (up 27% YoY). Standout titles include Somehow Related with Dave O’Neil and Glenn Robbins, Better Than Yesterday with Osher Günsberg, and Prime Time with Bec Wilson, which made its debut on the Australian Podcast Ranker.
Mia Stern, Head of Podcasts and Digital Content, said: “The encouraging growth of our catch-up and original podcast listenership reflects the power of Nine Radio’s trusted voices and our commitment to delivering local stories that matter. We’re thrilled to see strong year-on-year growth and remain committed to delivering compelling, on-demand audio experiences for Australians everywhere.”
The Panthers meet Bennett’s Bunnies on Thursday, the Dolphins v Broncos Battle of Brisbane on Friday and the classic Manly v Parramatta match up are all live and free on Channel 9 and 9Now this weekend in NRL Round 4.
Supercoach Wayne Bennett will need to pull out all his tricks when the Rabbitohs face the Panthers on Thursday Night Footy from 7.30pm AEDT. The Panthers are without Nathan Cleary but still have the man voted best player in the world last year – Isaah Yeo to lead the way while the club’s depth is tested early in the season following back to back losses.
The Rabbitohs hit a road block against the Sharks last week and are keen to bounce back as Cody Walker, Jack Wighton and emerging halfback Jamie Humphreys are tasked with bringing glory to South Sydney against the reigning Premiers.
The Battle of Brisbane between the Dolphins and Broncos is all set to light up Friday Night Footy from Suncorp Stadium. The Dolphins are winless so far and desperate to get off the canvas to start their 2025 campaign. A win against their cross town rivals would be very sweet, but Broncos stars Reece Walsh, Pat Carrigan and the returning Kotoni Staggs have got other ideas in their bid to show who is the top dog in Brisbane.
In a massive week of news for the Manly Sea Eagles, they will headline Sunday Arvo Footy following the announcement that their longest standing player in history, Daly Cherry-Evans, will depart the club at the end of the year. The Sea Eagles are boosted by the return of Tom Trbojevic from injury for their home clash against the winless Eels.
In commentary exclusively for Nine’s Wide World of Sports is the best in the business. Hosted by James Bracey and Danika Mason, the expert commentary line up for 2025 features rugby league Immortal Andrew Johns and fellow premiership winners Cameron Smith, Billy Slater, Phil Gould, Johnathan Thurston, Brad Fittler, Paul Gallen, Darren Lockyer, Millie Elliott and Sam Thaiday. Plus women’s internationals Ruan Sims and Allana Ferguson, sideline reporters Marlee Silva and Emma Lawrence.
This unrivalled lineup of commentators, boasts 52 Grand Final appearances as players and coaches combined, as they provide viewers with insight and analysis all the way through the 2025 season with exclusive access into the dressing sheds after the game.
Calling the live action is Mat Thompson, Peter Psaltis and Brenton Speed.
BROADCAST SCHEDULE: NRL ROUND 4 ON NINE
Thursday, March 27
THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL – RABBITOHS v PANTHERS Sydney 7.30pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Brisbane 6.30pm on 9GemHD, 7.00pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Melbourne 7.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now Adelaide 7.00pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now Perth 4.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Friday, March 28
FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTY – DOLPHINS v BRONCOS Sydney 7.30pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Brisbane 6.30pm on 9GemHD, 7.00pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Melbourne 7.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now Adelaide 7.00pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now Perth 4.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Sunday, March 30
WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS – This Week: Roz Kelly, Jimmy Bartel, Ariarne Titmus and Craig Foster Sydney / Brisbane – 10.00am on Channel 9 Melbourne / Adelaide / Perth – 12.00pm on Channel 9
THE SUNDAY FOOTY SHOW – Billy Slater, Andrew Johns, Brad Fittler and host Emma Lawrence. Sydney / Brisbane 11.00am on Channel 9 Melbourne 11.00am / Adelaide 10.30am / Perth 10.00am on 9Gem
SUNDAY ARVO FOOTY – SEA EAGLES v EELS Sydney 3.00pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Brisbane 2.00pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Melbourne 3.00pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now Adelaide 2.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now Perth 12.00pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Monday, March 31
100% FOOTY – 9.00pm on Channel 9 and 9Now in Sydney/Brisbane, following Married At First Sight. Phil Gould and Paul Gallen are joined by the most capped Queensland Maroons player of all-time, Cameron Smith to weigh in on the big issues. Host James Bracey will steer the ship, while 9News rugby league reporters Danny Weidler and Michael Chammas bring the latest breaking news each week.
NRL ON NINE DIGITAL THIS WEEK: STREAM FREE ON 9NOW
Marlee and Me – 2024 Dally M medallist Jahrome Hughes, Melbourne Storm: Jahrome Hughes has developed into one of the most composed and skillful playmakers in the game, this is his full story. From growing up in New Zealand to becoming a premiership-winning NRL star to being voted best player in the game after winning the Dally M medal. We dive deep into the role his family and culture have played in shaping him, exploring his identity as a proud Māori man and the values instilled in him from a young age. Jahrome opens up about the challenges he’s faced along the way, the sacrifices his family made for his career, and the resilience that has defined his path to the top.
Six Tackles with Gus This week Gus praises the way DCE has gone about this week’s news that he will be leaving Manly at season’s end. Gus realised something was up after receiving a phone call about DCE’s future late last year. Are we seeing too many set restarts in our game, are Penrith still the team to beat, and how important are mascots to our game?
Freddy and The Eighth – Wednesday night on Channel 9 in NSW/QLD, Stream on 9Now Special Guest this week: Bulldogs forward Josh Curran. Join Danika Mason, Andrew Johns and Brad Fittler for a unique look at the rugby league world and their take on the biggest moments from the past week with plenty of fun as well.
NRL ON NINE ROUND 4 2025 FROM THURSDAY MARCH 27 AT 7.30PM AEDT LIVE AND FREE ON CHANNEL 9HD AND 9NOW
Wednesday, 26 March, 2025
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