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The series may be won but there are still scores to be settled when State of Origin III is exclusive, live and free on Channel 9HD and 9Now on Wednesday at 7.00pm AEST.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 12
EXCLUSIVE, LIVE AND FREE ON CHANNEL 9 AND 9NOW

CAPTAINS CAMS ON 9NOW: 
DALY CHERRY-EVANS AND JAMES TEDESCO

Billy Slater’s Queenslanders are gunning for a series whitewash, the first since 2010, in their quest for domination and a place in Origin history as only the fifth Maroons team in 42 years to win a series 3-0.

The New South Wales Blues have opted for a facelift by naming seven new players as coach Brad Fittler hunts a win to avoid embarrassment on home soil in Sydney.

Rabbitohs stars Cody Walker, Cameron Murray and Keaon Koloamatangi line up in the starting side skippered by James Tedesco, while Knights outside back Bradman Best makes his debut after stating his hatred for Queensland in the lead-up to the game.

Wide World of Sports’ exclusive Origin coverage will be hosted by James Bracey and feature the biggest names in modern rugby league history, with Origin legends Andrew Johns, Cameron Smith, Johnathan Thurston, Phil Gould, Darren Lockyer, Paul Vautin and Paul Gallen on hand to dissect every moment of the action.

Rounding out the team is Danika Mason, delivering all the breaking news in the lead-up to kick-off, along with Allana Ferguson, and Mathew Thompson in the commentary box, where he will be joined by two of the greatest ever NSW and Queensland representatives, Andrew Johns and Cameron Smith. 

Plus, 9Now will stream the game live with three additional second-screen streams to choose from, ensuring viewers won’t miss a thing:

• Player Cam NSW – James Tedesco
• Player Cam QLD – Daly Cherry-Evans
• Spidercam – An eagle-eye view of play to take you that little bit closer to the action

And after the game you can catch up with 9Now mini-match for all the best bits in a 20-minute breakdown.

STATE OF ORIGIN III – NEW SOUTH WALES v QUEENSLAND
LIVE from Accor Stadium, Sydney

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

THE BUILD-UP TO ORIGIN III ON NINE

100% FOOTY – Monday, July 10 at 9.00pm
The biggest opinions from the voices who count. Host James Bracey deciphers all the headlines with Phil “Gus” Gould, Paul Gallen and Danny Weidler.

SIX TACKLES WITH GUS
Phil “Gus” Gould sits down with Mat Thompson every week to give a sermon like no other on the greatest game of all. 

FREDDY AND THE EIGHTH – The eighth rugby league Immortal, Andrew Johns, previews Origin III with special guests Millie Boyle, Danny Buderus and Adam Reynolds. 
9Now and YouTube.

QUEENSLANDER – The Sunshine State’s favourite sons, Wally “The King” Lewis and Darren Lockyer, give their Maroon-coloured preview of how the Queenslanders are shaping up for Origin III. Available on 9Now and YouTube.

STATE OF ORIGIN III
WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, AT 7.00PM
EXCLUSIVE, LIVE AND FREE ON CHANNEL 9HD 

Monday, July 10, 2023

Uncover the full story of Lynette Dawson’s disappearance when the true-crime series The Murder of Lyn Dawson premieres this Sunday at 8pm on Channel 9 and 9Now. 

In January 1982, when Lynette Dawson, a loving mother and wife, vanished, her husband, Christopher Dawson, claimed that she had called him and told him she needed time away. While almost everyone, including the police, believed his story, those closest to Lynette knew it didn’t add up and that she would have never abandoned her two little girls. 

Over two Sunday nights, this special program presents revelations about the 40-year fight for justice by those who never wavered in their belief that Lynette didn’t walk out on her family. 

The Murder of Lyn Dawson is told through Chris and Lyn’s daughter Shanelle, the detective who helped bring Dawson to justice, Damian Loone, and the determined reporter who put the case in the spotlight with his viral podcast The Teacher’s Pet, Hedley Thomas. 

At the heart of the series is Shanelle Dawson, as she realises that what she has been told her whole life is a lie, and her journey towards the truth: that her mother loved her and would never have left on her own free will. In embracing this reality, Shanelle must also come to terms with the fact that her beloved father is a liar and a murderer. 

A mixture of archival imagery, recreations, news sources and interviews pieces together the case from the time Lynette went missing to the remaining unanswered question: where is her body? And will Dawson ever admit to his awful crimes? 

THE MURDER OF LYN DAWSON
BEGINS SUNDAY, JULY 9, AT 8.00PM ON CHANNEL 9 & 9NOW
EPISODES 1-2 AVAILABLE ON NINE MEDIA ROOM

For further information, please contact: 
Aimee Ball 
9Network Publicity
aimee.ball@nine.com.au 

Thursday, July 6, 2023

Get ready, Australia. The country’s No. 1 renovation reality program is just around the corner and promises to be the most electrifying yet.

In 2023 The Block celebrates an incredible 19th season and viewers are set to be treated to a blockbuster series like no other.

The mother of all reality programs continues to reinvent itself and this year’s series promises a number of exciting firsts.

State versus state rivalry will be ignited as our five couples will each be flying the flag for their homeland states of New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia.

And in a move set to push our contestants to the brink, all teams will be given the arduous task of creating secondary accommodation on their properties. While adding value and something special to each home, will the extra workload be enough to tip one of our couples over the edge?

Set in the family-friendly suburb of Hampton East, this year’s series of the multi Logie Award winning program features five houses designed and built in the 1950s. Located on the aptly named Charming Street, these grand old dames are now aged in their 70s and are overdue for a contemporary update. Will our fresh-faced Blockheads be up to the challenge?

The five couples in contention for Block glory are: 

• Personal assistant Eliza (37) and integration producer Liberty Paschke (34) – sisters from VIC
• Firefighter Kyle (36) and teaching aide Leslie Cottone (34) – parents from WA
• First aid officer Leah (32) and builder Ash Milton (38) – parents from QLD
• Project manager Kristy (34) and safety officer Brett Beams (34) – married from SA
• Architect Steph (27) and start-up worker Gian Ottavio (27) – married from NSW

Gold Logie-winning host Scott Cam, back for his 17th series of The Block, is promising a series like no other. 

“This series is guaranteed to be a dead-set blockbuster,” he said.

“Our five new teams from across the country are all fired up to make their home states proud. But wait until you see their shock when they find out they’re building not one, but two new abodes, as we throw in a granny flat for good measure. And in a Block first, this year we give all teams their full building schedule ahead of time. Buckle up, Australia. The Block 2023 offers more twists, turns and curve-balls than ever before.”

Scott’s co-host Shelley Craft agrees that this year’s time warp back to the 1950s will provide plenty of surprises along the journey.  

“This series’ houses may seem charming on the surface, but our contestants will be in for a shock as they uncover a host of pitfalls not evident upon first inspection,” she said.

“While there are plenty of laughs to be had, viewers can expect an equal number of tears.”

Plus, for the first time in over a decade, a new judge joins Shaynna Blaze, Darren Palmer and Neale Whitaker.

Real estate expert, Marty Fox, who has sold two houses on The Block before – Harry and Tash’s in Brighton in 2020, and Rachel and Ryan’s in Gisborne in 2022 – will tag-team judging on Sunday nights as Neale partly steps back this season. 

This year The Block also celebrates 20 years since the first series in Bondi went to air and changed the Australian television landscape forever. 

Executive Producer Julian Cress, who created the show with fellow EP David Barbour, says the 20-year birthday is a fantastic achievement. 

“We thought we were pretty lucky to get the show on air in the first year we made it,” he said

“Just getting The Block commissioned was a huge achievement and there is no way we thought we would still be here making the show 20 years later.

“But the great thing about it is we all still love making the show, and no two series of The Block are ever the same, as these five new teams will truly prove this year!”

#TheBlock
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Learn more about The Block at: nine.com.au/theblock

For more information, please contact:
Christabel Huynh
9Network Publicity
christabel.huynh@nine.com.au

Thursday, July 6, 2023

The Ashes have taken a fiery turn and England will be out to make a dent in Australia’s 2-0 series lead in the Third Test, exclusive, live and free from 7.30pm AEST Thursday, July 6, on the 9Network and 9Now. 

After the thrilling Second Test went down to the wire in a deluge of controversy, the series moves to Headingley in Leeds, and it’s win or bust for England. Australia rose above the hostile crowd at Lord’s to show their mettle and are ready to go up another notch in the north of England.

Usman Khawaja and Steve Smith have led with the bat so far while Pat Cummins has been at his damaging best for the Aussie bowling attack. Captain Ben Stokes will hold the aces for England with his brutal batting style if the home team are to win the third match in the five-test series.

Nine’s commentary team is hosted by Roz Kelly, with expert comments from former Australian captain Mark Taylor, Ashes winner Ian Healy and former international Callum Ferguson. Taylor will be joined on the ground by Louise Ransome.

Mark Taylor said: “After a superb test match at Lord’s, with its share of controversy, the Aussies are a win away from breaking a 22-year drought and winning a series in England.

“A draw will do for Australia but neither side will be thinking that way. The pressure is firmly on England but if their captain Ben Stokes is the benchmark, they will come out swinging in Leeds.

“England have good memories from Leeds four years ago but the Aussies are desperate to hang onto the urn. Another great contest awaits.”

THE ASHES THIRD TEST ON NINE: BROADCAST TIMES

Day 1 – Thursday, July 6
Sydney                        7.30pm on 9GemHD
Melbourne                   7.30pm on Channel 9HD
Brisbane                      7.30pm on 9GemHD 
Adelaide                      7.00pm on 9Go, LIVE play from 7.30pm on Channel 9HD
Perth                           5.30pm on 9Go, play switching to Channel 9HD at 7.30pm

Day 2 – Friday, July 7
Sydney                        7.30pm on 9GemHD
Melbourne                   7.30pm on Channel 9HD
Brisbane                      7.30pm on 9GemHD
Adelaide                      7.00pm on 9Go, LIVE play from 7.30pm on Channel 9HD
Perth                            5.30pm on 9Go, play switching to Channel 9HD at 7.30pm

Day 3 – Saturday, July 8
Sydney                        7.30pm on Channel 9HD
Melbourne                   7.30pm on Channel 9HD
Brisbane                      7.30pm on Channel 9HD
Adelaide                      7.00pm on 9GemHD, LIVE play from 7.30pm on Channel 9HD
Perth                            5.30pm on 9GemHD, play switching to Channel 9HD at 7.30pm

Day 4 – Sunday, July 9
Sydney                        7.30pm on 9GemHD
Melbourne                   7.30pm on 9GemHD
Brisbane                      7.30pm on 9GemHD
Adelaide                      7.00pm on 9GemHD
Perth                            5.30pm on 9GemHD

Day 5 – Monday, July 10
Sydney                        7.30pm on 9GemHD
Melbourne                   7.30pm on 9GemHD
Brisbane                      7.30pm on 9GemHD
Adelaide                      7.00pm on 9GemHD
Perth                            5.30pm on 9GemHD

AVAILABLE ON 9NOW

Don’t miss a moment of the Ashes on 9Now, with all the action available following every day of play including:

• Mini-matches of each day’s play
• Highlights of each day of play
• Full session replays
• Every wicket highlights
• Tubby’s Takeaway: Mark Taylor wraps up every day of play
• Plus mini-matches for each Test

SERIES SCHEDULE

MEN’S AND WOMEN’S ASHES LIVE AND FREE ONLY ON NINE

THE ASHES: THIRD TEST
EXCLUSIVE, LIVE AND FREE – 9NETWORK AND 9NOW 
FROM 7.30PM AEST THURSDAY, JULY 6

Wednesday, July 5, 2023

The Australian Financial Review is launching Australia’s first prestige watch fair, to be held in Sydney on September 22 and 23.

The About Time Watch Fair will feature many of the highlights from Geneva’s giant Watches & Wonders fair as well as other recent releases. Thirteen of the world’s finest makers of mechanical watches are taking part. Participants include Cartier, Chopard, Grand Seiko, Hublot, IWC, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Louis Vuitton, Panerai, Piaget, Ralph Lauren, Roger Dubuis, Tag Heuer, and Vacheron Constantin. 

The Financial Review’s watch editor, Bani McSpedden, said an event like About Time was long overdue. “The Financial Review pioneered coverage of the watch industry in Australia and we’re the only media outlet that covers mechanical watchmakers as the serious businesses that they have become.

“The About Time Watch Fair demonstrates how committed the Financial Review is to deepening our coverage in this area,” McSpedden said. 

With The Australian Financial Review Magazine dominating Australia’s monthly magazine insert readership figures – it has a print readership of 481,000 and annual growth of 14%, according to Roy Morgan’s last figures – the upcoming fair reflects Nine’s strength in growing the luxury category. 

“There is no better fit for some of the most luxurious brands in the world to partner with the Financial Review for Australia’s first watch fair,” said Amanda Upton, Nine’s Client Director of Luxury & Travel. “We are uniquely positioned to host this event. We have the audience they want, and our long history in writing about watches will give this fair unparalleled credibility and authority.  This is an opportunity for us to invest further in the industry and become the undisputed partner for brands who continue to prioritise investment with us.”

The free two-day event will follow a unique format as participating brands present their latest models in their Sydney CBD boutiques along with masterclasses in watchmaking. There will be a wide assortment of events designed to ensure attendees can enjoy themselves while trying on the latest timepieces. Many brands are holding these presentations in areas of their flagships that are normally only accessible to their VIP customers. There will also be an exclusive lounge area at venue partner The Charles Grand Brasserie and Bar on King Street.

According to official Swiss export figures, sales of watches in the Oceania region are up 21 per cent in the year to May, a rate of growth that’s double the rest of Asia.

Matthew Drummond, editor of AFR Magazine, said “We can see from digital readership data how engaged our subscribers and readers are with news about watches. The Financial Review has often partnered with individual brands to hold events for our subscribers, but this is the first time we’ve held an industry-wide fair in the luxury space. Given our readers’ interest in watches, we’re confident it will be a resounding success.”

About Time will be held on September 22 and 23. Details: www.afr.com/about-time

For further information, please contact:
Adrian Motte
Senior Communications Manager – Trade & Publishing
amotte@nine.com.au

Wednesday, July 5, 2023

9Now will begin the road to the Paralympics when the Para World Athletics Championships stream live and free from July 8 to 17.

The best para athletes in the world will compete in France, with more than half the spots on our national team for the 2024 Paralympics up for grabs. 

Australia will field a strong team of 39 athletes, including three reigning Paralympic champions – Madison de Rozario, James Turner and Vanessa Low – and seven world champions.

Plus, the next generation of Aussie para athletes, such as Angus Hincksman who at 17 is the youngest on the team, will line up in the middle-distance running events to show what the future holds for the green and gold. 

Nine’s Director of Sport, Brent Williams, said: “The 2023 Para World Championships is a pivotal event for athletes and viewers on the journey to the 2024 Paralympics in Paris.

“Across 10 days, 9Now will provide unprecedented coverage of Australia’s best taking it to the world, available to stream anywhere, anytime.”

Paralympics Australia Chief Executive Catherine Clark said: “This is an exciting milestone for our partnership with Nine which aims to bring Paralympic sport to more Australians than ever before.

“We are so thrilled that Australian audiences, particularly fans of athletics and Para-sport generally, will be able to follow the progress of our talented Australian Para athletics team across Nine’s platforms, the new home of the Paralympics.”

Two-time Australian Paralympian and reigning world champion in 100m and 400m T36 Para-athletics, James Turner, said: “It’s really important for viewers to have this access to the World Para Athletics Championships so they can learn more about the sport and our team to build excitement for the Paris Paralympic Games next year.

“Having the World Championships on 9Now is going to be fantastic for giving us momentum towards next year. It’s also hopefully going to increase the interest in Para-athletics, and I think it can do wonders for our sport.”

PARA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN PARIS
STREAM LIVE AND FREE ON 9NOW FROM SATURDAY, JULY 8

Monday, July 3, 2023

Millionaire Hot Seat presents a special tennis-themed episode next Monday, July 3, at 5.00pm on Channel 9 and 9Now. 

The nation’s favourite game show, hosted by Eddie McGuire, will see six tennis stars and sports personalities playing for a charity of their choice in the lead-up to Channel 9’s Wimbledon coverage. 

The 16-time Grand Slam doubles champion and current 9Network sports broadcaster Todd Woodbridge will take the hot seat, along with Samantha Stosur, former Australian former number one doubles player. Joining them are 2016 Australian Paralympian of the Year and 2022 Australian of the Year Dylan Alcott, together with tennis player Daria Saville and 9News sports presenters James Bracey and Tony Jones.

Tune in as Eddie McGuire serves up the questions to the ace players and sports personalities in this special edition of Millionaire Hot Seat. 

TENNIS STARS PLAY FOR 
CHARITY IN WIMBLEDON SPECIAL
MONDAY, JULY 3, AT 5.00PM ON CHANNEL 9 & 9NOW
Live Streaming on 9Now

For further information, please contact: 
Alexandra Maiolo
Channel 9 Publicity
alexandra.maiolo@nine.com.au

Friday, June 30, 2023

Nine has today announced the appointment of Suzie Cardwell as Chief Data Officer; a newly created role which will enable Nine to accelerate its lead in the market by leveraging data as a strategic asset across the group, positively impacting consumer and commercial experiences, as well as identifying future opportunities.

An seasoned media executive of more than 20 years, Cardwell brings a wealth of consumer and commercial experience and expertise in media, digital and data to the role. With a proven track record in leading successful data-driven change programs, she has held prominent leadership roles in other large media organisations, including News Corp and Foxtel, prior to joining Nine.

As Chief Data Officer, Cardwell will report to Nine’s Chief Digital Officer, Alex Parsons, and be the single point of accountability for data for Nine, covering governance, strategy and planning with execution on data projects, aligned to the group strategy.

Alex Parsons said: “We are delighted to welcome Suzie as our new Chief Data Officer. Her extensive experience and strong leadership in data strategy and planning in the media market makes her the ideal candidate to drive our data strategy. We believe that her expertise will play a pivotal role in optimising our operations and enhancing our consumer and commercial engagement across all of our digital platforms.”

Of her appointment, Suzie Cardwell said: “I am thrilled to join Nine as the Chief Data Officer and work with Alex and the talented team. Data has the power to revolutionise the media and entertainment industry, and Nine has a huge existing data asset and I am excited to leverage its potential to drive innovation, enhance consumer experiences and fuel business growth. I look forward to contributing to Nine’s digital transformation journey.”

Cardwell’s appointment underscores Nine’s commitment to both data and digital transformation. She will work closely with the leadership team and all business units to shape Nine’s data vision and strategy and ensure it is core to the future growth and success of the organisation.

Suzie Cardwell will join Nine as Chief Data Officer in July 2023.

For further information, please contact: 
Caitlin Lynch
Senior Communications Manager, Nine
clynch@nine.com.au

Thursday, June 29, 2023

Wimbledon, the biggest of the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments, commences Monday, July 3, from 7.30pm on Nine and 9Now. 

Over two weeks, the cream of the crop will battle it out at the All England Lawn Tennis Club for the Gentlemen’s Singles Trophy and the Rosewater Dish for the women, all on Nine’s exclusive free coverage, with the action also available to stream ad-free, live and on-demand on Stan Sport.

Nine’s Wide World of Sports commentary team will include Nick McArdle, Jelena Dokic, Samantha Stosur, Brett Phillips and Brenton Speed, with Tony Jones, Todd Woodbridge and Alica Molik on the ground at Wimbledon. 

After reaching the final in 2022, Nick Kyrgios (World No.33) is back to go one better this year. Alex de Minaur (World No.16), Jason Kubler, Alexei Popyrin, Chris O’Connell, Max Purcell, Jordan Thompson, Aleksander Vukic and Daria Saville round out the Aussie contingent. 

Coming in undefeated from the first two majors of 2023, Novak Djokovic (World No.2) is chasing history. He has won the past four Championships and has the opportunity to equal Roger Federer’s remarkable record of eight Wimbledon titles. If Djokovic triumphs on Centre Court, it would mark the fourth time he has claimed three majors in a year – a feat no other male player has accomplished. 

Ready to redeem himself will be World No.1 Carlos Alcaraz, who suffered from cramps in his recent semi-final against Djokovic at Roland Garros, while Britain’s hope Cameron Norrie (World No.13), who had a dream run to make the semi-finals last year, is another fancied contender. 

In the women’s draw, reigning champion Elena Rybakina (World No.3) has had a strong year, making the Australian Open final and winning two Masters tournaments. World No.1 Iga Świątek is aiming to add a grass court major to her victory at Roland Garros, while Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka (World No.2) is a big threat. 

WIMBLEDON 2023
STARTS MONDAY, JULY, 3 AT 7.30PM ON NINE

WITH EVERY MATCH OF THE TOURNAMENT
STREAMING LIVE AND AD-FREE ON STAN SPORT

For further information, please contact: 
Christabel Huynh
Publicist
christbel.huynh@nine.com.au

Thursday, June 29, 2023

The game will unite to take the fight to brain cancer when Beanie Round is live and free with three feisty fixtures, beginning Thursday at 7.30pm on the 9Network and 9Now.

With survival rates only increasing by one per cent in the past 35 years, the Mark Hughes Foundation has set the goal of raising $3.5 million for brain cancer research this week, urging footy fans to buy a special beanie for the cause. DONATE OR BUY A MHF BEANIE TODAY

The Sharks and Dragons local derby fires up Beanie Round on Thursday Night Footy from Shark Park in the Sutherland Shire. 

All eyes will be on Dragons skipper Ben Hunt after a dramatic week of headlines, however the Sharks, with Nicho Hynes out to keep his name in contention for Origin III, will be showing no mercy against their crosstown rivals.

In the game of the round on Friday Night Footy, the Storm and Panthers welcome back their Origin stars for this top-of-the-table clash.

Cameron Munster, Brian To’o, Stephen Crichton and Liam Martin have all been named for the game, which Melbourne viewers will see on Channel 9. 

Sunday Arvo Footy pits the Manly Sea Eagles against the Sydney Roosters. Both teams’ finals chances are hanging by a thread, making this a desperation game that could decide the fate of the loser in the closest season in years.

The heart and soul of the Sea Eagles, Jake Trbojevic, will make his long awaited return from injury, while the Roosters welcome back young gun Joseph Sua’ali’i to boost their backline.

Don’t miss the pre-game coverage from 3.00pm when the Mark Hughes Foundation trek arrives at the ground with Mark Hughes after their 150-kilometre walk from Newcastle to Brookvale for brain cancer fundraising and awareness.

BEANIE ROUND ON NINE BROADCAST DETAILS 

Thursday, June 29

THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTY – SHARKS v DRAGONS
Host: James Bracey Commentators: Cameron Smith, Andrew Johns, Allana Ferguson and Brenton Speed Sideline: Brad Fittler and Danika Mason. 

Sydney                       7.30pm LIVE on Channel 9HD and 9Now
Brisbane                     7.30pm LIVE on Channel 9HD and 9Now
Melbourne                  7.30pm LIVE on 9GemHD and 9Now
Adelaide                     7.00pm LIVE on 9GemHD and 9Now
Perth                          5.30pm LIVE on 9GemHD and 9Now

Friday, June 30

FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTY – STORM v PANTHERS
Host: James Bracey Commentators: Billy Slater, Cameron Smith, Andrew Johns, Johnathan Thurston and Mat Thompson Sideline: Brad Fittler and Danika Mason. 

Sydney                       7.30pm LIVE on Channel 9HD and 9Now
Brisbane                     7.30pm LIVE on Channel 9HD and 9Now
Melbourne                  7.30pm LIVE on Channel 9HD and 9Now
Adelaide                     7.00pm LIVE on 9GemHD and 9Now
Perth                          5.30pm LIVE on 9GemHD and 9Now

Sunday, July 2

THE SUNDAY FOOTY SHOW – from 11.00am with Slater, Johns, Fittler and Danika Mason.

CHEMIST WAREHOUSE SUNDAY ARVO FOOTY – SEA EAGLES v ROOSTERS 
Host: Danika Mason Commentators: Andrew Johns, Brad Fittler, Sonny Bill Williams and Peter Psaltis Sideline: Billy Slater and Emma Lawrence.

Sydney                        3.00pm LIVE on Channel 9HD and 9Now
Brisbane                      3.00pm LIVE on Channel 9HD and 9Now
Melbourne                   3.00pm LIVE on 9GemHD and 9Now
Adelaide                      2.30pm LIVE on 9GemHD and 9Now
Perth                           1.00pm LIVE on 9GemHD and 9Now

BEANIE FOR BRAIN CANCER ROUND 
STREAM NRL FOR FREE ON 9NOW
THURSDAY, JUNE 29, AT 7.30PM

Wednesday, June 28, 2023