Viewers will be treated to an emotional and electrifying episode of Tipping Point Australia tomorrow, Tuesday, June 25, at 5.00pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
This episode will showcase the game’s largest ever jackpot temptation offer from Todd.
Playing head to head are 52-year-old psychic medium and energy healer from Victoria, Simone De Haas, 73-year-old cabaret performer Yvonne Britain from South Australia, and 28-year-old community engagement officer from Victoria, Alex Jovanovski.
In a heartwarming episode, Simone, supported by her family, is playing for a trip to Disneyland to honour her late daughter, Lily, who tragically died in 2017 at the age of seven. Lily’s dream was to go to Disneyland but she was too sick to get there.
Determined to make the trip to Disneyland to celebrate what would have been Lily’s 15th birthday, the spiritual healer shakes off the chakras and guides herself all the way through to the jackpot round, where Todd puts forward an offer that will make her wish come true and more.
Will Simone be tempted to take the temptation offer and fulfil her daughter’s cherished dream?
Join host and tennis legend Todd Woodbridge tomorrow night for a series first on Tipping Point Australia.
For further information, please contact: Amanda Poulos Nine Head of Television Publicity apoulos@nine.com.au
Australia’s biggest stadium will host Australia’s biggest sporting rivalry when Ampol State of Origin II is exclusive, live and free from the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Wednesday, June 26, on Channel 9 and 9Now at 7.00pm AEST.
Billy Slater’s Queensland Maroons can seal a third straight series under his guidance with victory at the MCG, where the stage is set for their captain, Daly Cherry-Evans, to unleash the electrifying stars “Reece Lightning”, Reece Walsh, and “the Hammer”, Hamiso Tabui-Fidow.
After a crushing first-game loss in Sydney, it’s win or bust for the New South Wales Blues. In their time of need they will call on the magic of two Mitchells: Latrell Mitchell and Mitchell Moses.
Big in both stature and profile, don’t miss Nine’s exclusive sit-down interview in the pre-game coverage with Latrell Mitchell, who breaks his own media ban to give an insight into his journey back to a Sky Blue NSW jersey.
The Wide World of Sports exclusive Origin coverage will feature special guest commentary from injured Melbourne Storm and Queensland playmaker Cameron Munster.
Hosted by James Bracey, the biggest and best names in the game will form the commentary team for Origin II, with Origin legends Cameron Smith, Andrew Johns, Brad Fittler, Johnathan Thurston, Phil Gould, Darren Lockyer, Paul Vautin, Paul Gallen and Allana Ferguson on hand to dissect all the action.
On the sideline, Danika Mason is joined by Fittler and Lockyer, with Emma Lawrence outside the venue to soak up the pre-match atmosphere at the MCG.
In commentary for Origin II is Mathew Thompson, who will be joined by two of the greatest NSW and Queensland representatives ever, Andrew Johns and Cameron Smith.
The Today Show will kick off game day from Federation Square in Melbourne, where Karl Stefanovic, Sarah Abo, Brooke Boney, Alex Cullen and Tim Davies are live from 6.00am to capture all the excitement and build-up to Origin II.
9News Queensland will also be at the heart of the action, with sports presenter Jonathan Uptin hosting live from the MCG on game night. Sport reporter Adam Jackson will join the Maroons’ camp, delivering the latest Origin updates for Queenslanders.
ARIA Award-winning band The Temper Trap will rock a packed-out MCG before kick-off, and basketball legend Lauren Jackson will check in before the Opals’ Paris 2024 Olympics campaign begins next month.
9Now will stream the game live, with three additional second-screen streams to choose from, ensuring viewers don’t miss a thing:
Player Cam QLD – Reece Walsh
Player Cam NSW – Latrell Mitchell “Trellavision”
Spidercam – An eagle-eye view of play to take you even closer to the action
After the game you can catch up with 9Now mini-match for all the best bits in a 20-minute breakdown.
Broadcast Details STATE OF ORIGIN II – NEW SOUTH WALES v QUEENSLAND Wednesday, June 26 – LIVE from the Melbourne Cricket Ground
Sydney 7.00pm LIVE on Channel 9HD and 9Now Brisbane 7.00pm LIVE on Channel 9HD and 9Now Melbourne 7.00pm LIVE on Channel 9HD and 9Now Adelaide 6.30pm LIVE on 9GemHD, 7.00pm on Channel 9HD and 9Now Perth 5.00pm LIVE on 9GemHD, 5.30pm on Channel 9HD and 9Now
MEN’S STATE OF ORIGIN II WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, AT 7.00PM EXCLUSIVE, LIVE AND FREE CHANNEL 9HD, STREAM ON 9NOW
The team behind 9News Queensland and 9Podcast’s critically acclaimed podcast Hannah’s Story celebrated another significant achievement at last night’s Walkley Foundation 2024 Mid-Year Celebration of Journalism.
They received the prestigious Our Watch Award for Excellence in Reporting on Violence Against Women. It adds to their other accolades for this groundbreaking production, which include the Kennedy Award for Outstanding Podcast, the Spotlight category at the Australian Podcast Awards, and the Best Narrative Documentary podcast at the renowned New York Festival Radio Awards.
Hannah’s Story, presented by 9News Queensland presenter Melissa Downes, produced by 9News Queensland producer Jessica Lodge, and edited by Adam Buncher of 9Podcasts, has become a beacon of impactful storytelling since its release in 2023.
Through six episodes, the podcast explored the tragic events involving Hannah Clarke and her children, shedding light on one of Australia’s most heartbreaking cases of domestic violence. Its compelling narrative has dominated the Australian podcast charts and resonated globally, earning numerous national and international accolades.
As the pioneering podcast from 9News, Hannah’s Story exemplifies the network’s commitment to investigative journalism beyond traditional formats. Its impact extends beyond recognition, playing a pivotal role in educational initiatives on coercive control. Integrated into programs by Queensland and Victoria Police, as well as Small Steps 4 Hannah, an advocacy effort led by Hannah Clarke’s parents, Sue and Lloyd, the podcast stands as a cornerstone in raising awareness and fostering conversations about identifying and understanding coercive control.
In a joint statement, Melissa Downes, Jessica Lodge and Adam Buncher said: “What a night! We are immensely grateful for the recognition received, which underscores the transformative power of storytelling in journalism.
“Hannah’s Story has taken on a life of its own, and we will forever be honoured to have been entrusted with sharing the Clarke family’s story, transforming tragedy into a narrative that offers support and education to others. It’s incredibly gratifying to see this podcast continue to make a meaningful impact and evolve into a lasting educational resource worldwide.”
Kylie Blucher, Managing Director of Nine Queensland, said: “Hannah’s Story is the podcast that keeps on giving. This latest award further underscores the transformative power of storytelling and reaffirms 9News Queensland’s role in connecting deeply with our community and beyond. It celebrates our team’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of our leading news bulletin and showcases our ability to attract and engage new audiences nationally and internationally. Melissa, Jess and Adam have every reason to be proud – and so do we.”
Mia Stern, Head of 9Podcasts, said: “Hannah’s Story continues to be deservedly recognised on a national and international stage with multiple awards under its belt. It has set the benchmark for 9News podcasts and paved the way for numerous new opportunities in our newsrooms nationwide, with multiple podcasts currently in development. On behalf of everyone at 9Podcasts, we are incredibly proud of our team and excited about what lies ahead.”
For further information, please contact: Claudine Blondeau Communications Manager, Nine Queensland cblondeau@nine.com.au
Channel 9’s acclaimed investigative journalism program, Under Investigation with Liz Hayes, was honoured with the prestigious Media Diversity Australia Award for its groundbreaking episode, Shots Fired, at last night’s 2024 Mid-Year Celebration of Journalism, hosted by the Walkley Foundation.
The award celebrates journalists who are making an outstanding contribution through their reporting on diverse people or issues in Australia, and this is the first time any commercial television network has been recognised in this category.
Shots Fired investigated one of Australia’s most contentious criminal cases, involving the shooting of Kumanjayi Walker by former Northern Territory police officer Zachary Rolfe. This tragic incident sparked national debate and scrutiny. Under Investigation revisited the events of that fateful night, providing viewers with unprecedented access to police bodycam footage, exclusive interviews with key figures, including the Crown Prosecutor, community elders, and eyewitnesses.
The episode posed critical questions about the preventability of Walker’s death and explored complex issues of justice, race and policing in First Nations communities.
Recognised by the Walkley Foundation, the judges celebrated the episode for telling a “complex story in a clear, honest and nuanced way for a broad audience. The journalism is relational, involving respected community voices and key players, using a structure that centres on listening and talking to achieve greater understanding. At a time when audiences are avoiding traditional-style adversarial news, Shots Fired stands out.”
Liz Hayes said: “It’s incredibly rewarding to be acknowledged, especially given our small yet mighty team at Under Investigation. Our mission is unwavering: to uncover the truth behind challenging and significant cases.
“Shots Fired was a particularly challenging and sensitive episode for us, so receiving this award is a profound honour that truly celebrates the relentless effort and dedication of our entire team. At UI, we’re committed to leaving no stone unturned, and we’re eager to continue this important work.”
Executive Producer of UI, Gareth Harvey, said: “This is a fantastic achievement for our program and our talented team. It’s an immense privilege for Under Investigation, a leader in investigative journalism programming, to be awarded with the Media Diversity Australia Award – the first time for any commercial television network.
“This recognition is a testament to the dedication of everyone involved. Producing this program is incredibly rewarding and has a ripple effect beyond each episode, marking an even greater achievement.”
For further information, please contact: Claudine Blondeau Communications Manager, Nine Queensland cblondeau@nine.com.au
Swimming superstar Ariarne Titmus opens up about what is driving her to achieve Olympic glory in Paris, in a special edition of Good Weekend published this Saturday, June 22.
One of the races of Paris 2024 is expected to be the women’s 400 metres freestyle final – held on day one of the Games. In it, if all goes to plan, Australia’s Ariarne Titmus will face up against arguably the greatest swimmer of all time, America’s Katie Ledecky. Canadian teen sensation Summer McIntosh is expected to be there on the starting blocks, too.
Dubbed ‘the race of the Century’, it will be one of the highlights of the Games for Australian audiences. With just 35 days to go until the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games Paris 2024, the special edition of Good Weekend features Amanda Hooton profiling Titmus, who began her swimming life in the state with perhaps the least pools in the country, Tasmania, and was initially far from the best in her swim class – but is now one of the greatest swimmers this country has produced.
Elsewhere in this special edition, Konrad Marshall explores Australia’s sudden rise in middle-distance running talent, Chip Le Grand looks at why the Olympics in Paris are being called the “light-touch” Games – the first city in which the Games have been made to fit the city rather than the other way around. Luke Benedictus, Michael Gleeson and Tom Decent also take a deep dive into innovations in timekeeping, shoes and swimwear.
As well, Jane Cadzow talks to Paralympian Vanessa Low and her coach/husband, former Paralympian gold medallist Scott Reardon, and Benjamin Law rolls the Dicey Topics die with pole vaulting medal chance Nina Kennedy.
“Getting inside the head of elite athletes is not always easy, but Amanda Hooton makes it look that way with her insightful profile of one of the most exciting athletes going to the Games,” says Good Weekend editor Katrina Strickland.
“As soon as I heard that Nine was the broadcast partner for Paris 2024, I knew we had to bring the best longform journalists in the country to the job of telling this story.”
Good Weekend special edition published Saturday, June 22. The Olympic Games Paris 2024 will run from July 26 to August 11 and will be broadcast on the 9Network and 9Now, and ad-free on Stan Sport.
For further information, please contact: Adrian Motte Senior Communications Manager – Trade & Publishing amotte@nine.com.au
Nine’s Director of News and Current Affairs, Fiona Dear, has announced the appointment of Amy McCarthy as the new Executive Producer of A Current Affair.
McCarthy steps into her new role with a wealth of experience and a proven track record of excellence. For the past decade, she has been the Executive Producer of Daytime News in the Sydney newsroom, where she has been an instrumental figure in covering some of the most significant news events both locally and globally.
From leading the 9News live coverage of the Black Summer bushfires, the NSW floods, and the US election between Trump and Biden, to steering the reporting on international incidents like the Christchurch earthquake and shootings, the Paris and London Bridge terror attacks, and the King’s Coronation, McCarthy has demonstrated an exceptional ability to manage high-pressure situations with grace and effectiveness. Her work also includes extensive coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic and the live broadcast of Queen Elizabeth II’s passing.
Fiona Dear, Nine’s Director of News and Current Affairs, said: “A Current Affair has never been stronger, and Amy’s appointment comes at an exciting time as we aim to grow our audience by embracing new ideas and innovative approaches. Amy is a natural leader known for her creativity, mentorship, and collaborative spirit. She has a unique talent for storytelling and an unwavering commitment to journalistic integrity.
“Amy’s leadership style is defined by her ability to bring out the best in her team, her willingness to seek assistance when needed, and her dedication to mentoring junior staff while collaborating with senior colleagues. Her vision aligns perfectly with A Current Affair’s goals of not only maintaining its strong identity and loyal viewership but also expanding its reach and transforming into a dynamic, multiplatform program.
“I am thrilled to welcome Amy to the News and Current Affairs leadership group and look forward to seeing the innovative contributions she will bring to A Current Affair.”
Amy McCarthy, Executive Producer of A Current Affair, said: “I am so proud to be part of the ACA team. As a journalist, this show is as good as it gets – the incredible team find and tell stories that speak for Australia and hit the heart. It’s a big next step for me but I’m so ready for the challenge.”
For further information, please contact: Terry Stuart Senior Communications Manager tstuart@nine.com.au
The countdown to the Olympic Games Paris 2024 and with only 42 days to go, Nine’s talk stations are going for gold in digital audio streaming growth.
Driven by surging listenership in key shifts as well as Nine Radio’s ratings-leading sport coverage, year-on-year data shows national growth of 8%.
Sydney’s 2GB has shown incredible double-digit growth, with a 15% increase in total digital streaming listening hours (YoY), and uplift across Breakfast, Mornings, Afternoons and Drive, as well as Wide World of Sports and the Continuous Call Team rugby league coverage.
Melbourne’s 3AW has also posted a remarkable 7% increase in total listener hours (YoY), including an unassailable 46% commercial Breakfast share, and uplift across key shifts and Friday AFL.
Sport fans are also flocking to Brisbane’s 4BC, which has posted a 10% uptick (YoY) in Friday night rugby league coverage by the Continuous Call Team, and Perth’s 6PR has seen similar gains in Breakfast and Sunday AFL.
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Nine Radio Head of Content,Greg Byrnes, said: “Our live audio streaming audience is surging, and as the official Olympic and Paralympic broadcaster, you can already hear the excitement building across our stations.”
“Audio delivers unmatched engagement for those iconic sporting moments and listening to us via streaming means all Australians will be able to enjoy every moment of the colour and excitement live from Paris across 2GB, 3AW, 4BC and 6PR. With a purpose built Olympic Studio and our team of commentators, reporters and hosts on the ground in Paris, we can’t wait for the games to begin!”
Nine’s Director of Sales, Total Audio, Ashley Earnshaw, said: “The scale of our digital stream listening reflects the improved listener experience through our apps and the role our content plays in the community.”
“Our audio superfans are increasingly seeking out our content on connected devices and smart speakers. Critically, for advertisers we have been able to extend our digital audio data product suite with more relevant and engaging targeting solutions, improving ROI and overall ad effectiveness.”
Source: Triton Webcast Metrics Streaming, May 1-31 2024, TLH – Total Listening Hours, Nine Radio, Unless otherwise specified
For further information, please contact: Caitlin Lynch Senior Communications Manager, Nine clynch@nine.com.au
The NRL community will unite in the fight against brain cancer with the annual Beanie for Brain Cancer Round, Live and Free from Thursday, June 13 from 7.30pm on Channel 9HD and streaming on 9Now.
In a momentous milestone for The Mark Hughes Foundation marking its 10th year, Beanie for Brain Cancer Round has contributed to one million beanies sold and tens of millions of dollars into research programs.
The fight to help find a cure for brain cancer is ongoing with the annual round urging footy fans to buy a special beanie for the cause.
Firing up Beanie Round on Thursday Night Footy, a blockbuster showdown ensues with the Sharks against the Dolphins in a top four clash at PointsBet Stadium.
Cronulla will be looking to build on the momentum of their big win over Brisbane last week as they welcome Nicho Hynes back into the halves from Origin. For the Dolphins, Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow, Felise Kaufusi and Kodi Nikorima will all make their returns.
In Friday Night Footy, a huge boost for South Sydney with skipper Cameron Murray set to make his long-awaited return from injury when they go head-to-head against the Broncos at Accor Stadium.
Beanie Round culminates in Newcastle with the Knights hosting the reigning premiership winning Panthers at McDonald Jones Stadium in Sunday Arvo Footy. Knights centre Bradman Best is hopeful of making a comeback from injury in a bid to reclaim his NSW Origin spot, while Panthers star fullback Dylan Edwards makes his return to their team’s line-up.
Don’t miss the pre-game coverage from 3.00pm Sunday when the Mark Hughes Foundation Big Three Trek arrives at the ground after their 150 kilometre walk from Sydney to Newcastle over three days raising funds and awareness for brain cancer.
MHF Founder, Mark Hughes, said: “In Beanie Round we become unified as one big team. We all want to help make a difference, we all want to support brain cancer. Whether you’re NSW or QLD, no matter what team you support, we are on the same team and ready to take on our opponent – brain cancer. This is so much more important than a win or a loss.
“The momentum that keeps building, thanks largely to this round, is a game changer. We are setting the foundations for a better future and giving hope to brain cancer patients and families. We can’t do this alone, and our focus is expanding our national and international research partnerships to fast track a solution.
“On the field it’s a competition but when it comes to curing brain cancer, it’s all about collaboration. By purchasing a beanie, you are part of the movement and we are so grateful to the entire rugby league community for being a part of this, as we continue to tackle brain cancer together.”
BEANIE ROUND BROADCAST SCHEDULE
Thursday, June 13
THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL – SHARKS v DOLPHINS Syd/Bris 7.30pm LIVE and FREE on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Melbourne 7.30pm LIVE and FREE on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now Adelaide 7.00pm LIVE and FREE on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now Perth 5.30pm LIVE and FREE on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Friday June 14
FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTY – RABBITOHS v BRONCOS Syd/Bris 7.30pm LIVE and FREE on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Melbourne 7.30pm LIVE and FREE on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now Adelaide 7.00pm LIVE and FREE on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now Perth 5.30pm LIVE and FREE on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Sunday, June 16
THE SUNDAY FOOTY SHOW – from 11.00am with Billy Slater, Andrew Johns, Brad Fittler and Danika Mason.
HOSTPLUS QUEENSLAND CUP – 2.10pm, Ipswich Jets v Norths Devils. Norths Devils will be chasing a fourth straight win when they travel to Ipswich to take on the Jets.
SUNDAY ARVO FOOTY – KNIGHTS v PANTHERS Syd/Bris 3.00pm LIVE and FREE on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now Melbourne 3.00pm LIVE and FREE on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now Adelaide 2.30pm LIVE and FREE on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now Perth 1.00pm LIVE and FREE on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Monday, June 17
7.30PM LIVE ON 9NOW – 100% FOOTY 10.00pm on Channel 9HD in Sydney/Brisbane. Phil Gould and Paul Gallen go head to head after the latest NRL round with host James Bracey. All the latest scoops come from 9News reporter Michael Chammas.
BEANIE FOR BRAIN CANCER ROUND JUNE 13-16, LIVE AND FREE WATCH ON CHANNEL 9HD, STREAM ON 9NOW
Nine Entertainment Co. (ASX: NEC) today announces Peter Costello AC has resigned as chairman and will also step down from the Board effective immediately.
Catherine West has been appointed Chair of NEC. Last year the Board engaged a search firm to identify potential new directors as part of renewal and succession plans. The Board’s Nominations Committee will take this process forward.
The Board wishes to thank Mr Costello for his contribution to Nine over more than a decade including eight years as chairman. Mr Costello played a key role in Nine milestones such as its successful re-listing on the Australian Stock Exchange in 2013, securing the landmark News Media Bargaining Code and the transformative merger with Fairfax Media.
Mr Costello said, “I thank the Board for their support over the last decade and particularly during the events of the last few weeks. I wish the Board, the employees and the Company well. There are enormous challenges ahead but I believe Nine is the best placed Australian media company to weather them and prosper.”
Ms West said: “On behalf of the Board I want to thank Peter for his dedication and commitment to Nine. Peter has led the transformation of Nine from a free to air network to a fully integrated media company with traditional and digital media assets across television, streaming publishing, audio and marketplaces. As Chairman, he has always put the needs of the company first and his decision to stand down and pass on the baton of leading Nine at this time is in line with that approach.”
Ms West has worked in the media and entertainment industry for over 30 years in the United Kingdom, Europe and Australia and brings extensive experience and a proven track record to the role of Chair.
Ms West said “The Board knows that the events of recent weeks have been extremely difficult and de-stabilising for our employees and other stakeholders and we are committed to ensuring, through our cultural review and other actions announced last week, that issues will be appropriately addressed.”
“The Board and management are united in focusing on the well-being of our people in all parts of our business. At Nine, we do work that has an important value to the community and the Board and management acknowledge their responsibility to ensure all parts of business, including our newsrooms, feel supported. We want to ensure our people can feel proud of our company and colleagues and the work they do.”
As a consequence of Mr Costello’s resignation and Ms West’s appointment as Chair, Mickie Rosen has been appointed to the Audit & Risk Committee and Mandy Pattinson will become the Chair of the People & Remuneration Committee.
The Board recognises action and accountability are required to maintain trust. The Board and management are united in focusing on the well-being of our people in all parts of the business.
This announcement was authorised for lodgment by the Board of Directors of Nine.
For further information, please contact: Nola Hodgson Head of Investor Relations nhodgson@nine.com.au
Victoria Buchan Director of Communications vbuchan@nine.com.au
It’s time to sink or swim for Australia’s biggest names when they dive in for the 2024 Celebrity Relay Race at the Australian Swimming Trials on Wednesday, June 12.
In a big change of pace, a huge cast of Aussie celebrities and Swimming legends will assemble at Brisbane Aquatic Centre for their very own shot at glory in a 50m freestyle relay.
A colourful cast of personalities will make up the celebrity contingent which includes Karl Stefanovic, Michelle Payne, Johnathan Thurston, Sylvia Jeffreys, Millie Elliot (nee Boyle), husband and wife duo Owen Wright (Surfing) and Kita Alexander (Musician), Clint Stanaway, Kerri Pottharst, Nitro Circus BMX rider Ryan Williams, Sam Thaiday and Wallabies rugby union legend Drew Mitchell.
Joining them will be some of Australia’s biggest swimming legends: Susie O’Neill, Duncan Armstrong, Mack Horton, Jess Schipper, Jodie Henry, Justin Norris just to name a few.
Stefanovic said: “You’ve all heard of the Thorpedo, but now it’s time for the Karlnado. Never has swimming seen a specimen quite like this. I’m back on home ground in Queensland which is always worth a few extra points, and I will take down all challengers in my quest for Gold.”
Sylvia Jeffreys, said: “My swimming career may have peaked in high school as 7th place at district championships, but with size 12 feet I have built-in flippers and I’m not afraid to use them.”
Thaiday said: “I glide like a gazelle in the pool and after a training session with Dean Boxall last year I am now ready to outlast and outwit on my way to glory.”
“I have studied the ways of some of the greats while watching the footy at home on the lounge and I will harness the power of my budgie smugglers to get the job done. I’m from Townsville so we swim faster because of the crocodiles. I can still make the team for Paris 2024.”
In commentary for Nine’s Wide World of Sports will be Ian Thorpe, Giaan Rooney and Ellie Cole, alongside host James Bracey, race caller Mat Thompson and Roz Kelly poolside.
The race is available live and free on Channel 9 and to stream on 9Now.
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2024 CELEBRITY RACE AUSTRALIAN SWIMMING TRIALS LIVE AND FREE ON CHANNEL 9 AND 9NOW WEDNESDAY JUNE 12
Thursday, June 6, 2024
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