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In the build-up to State of Origin II, Wide World of Sports presents a tribute literally fit for a king with Wally Lewis – The King, on Tuesday, June 20, on Channel 9HD and 9Now.

In this hour-long presentation, Wally Lewis, Queensland’s favourite son and a rugby league Immortal, reveals the incredible rollercoaster that has been his life journey for 63 years.

Regarded by many as rugby league’s greatest ever player, his legendary achievements in State of Origin remain unmatched. Yet Wally’s life has been far from easy, despite the incredible on-field success. 

A stellar cast of football greats including Wayne Bennett, Paul Vautin, Gene Miles, Phil Gould, Andrew Johns and Brad Fittler join Wally’s parents and many others to tell their part in his extraordinary life. 

Wally Lewis – The King features footage never previously unearthed from the Wide World of Sports archives in telling this emotional, uplifting story, which chronicles Wally’s rapid rise to fame, his daughter being born profoundly deaf and his own health battles, all while the sporting world watched on in wonder at his astonishing football achievements.

Director of The King, Alex Rolls, said: “The next feature film in our Wide World of Sports Special Presentation series will give Australia the chance to see the legend that is Wally Lewis like they’ve never seen him before. 

“A fearless warrior on the field, King Wally is incredibly open, honest and engaging in this fitting tribute. It’s a compelling story which has to be told and needs to be seen.”

BROADCAST DETAILS: WALLY LEWIS – THE KING
Tuesday, June 20

Sydney                 9.10pm on Channel 9HD and 9Now
Brisbane               9.10pm on Channel 9HD and 9Now
Melbourne            7.30pm on 9Go and 9Now
Adelaide               7.30pm on 9Go and 9Now
Perth                     7.30pm on 9Go and 9Now

WALLY LEWIS – THE KING
TUESDAY, JUNE 20
9NETWORK AND 9NOW

Wednesday, June 14, 2023

Nine’s Wide World of Sports is the only place to watch the first Test of the 2023 Ashes, exclusive, live and free from Friday, June 16, at 7.30pm AEST on the 9Network and 9Now. 

Pat Cummins will lead Australia in the mouthwatering series fresh off being crowned World Test Championship winners, with box-office batsmen Steve Smith, Travis Head, David Warner and Marnus Labuschagne ready to sink their teeth into the Old Enemy’s hostile bowling attack in the five-Test battle for the Urn in England.

Nine’s commentary team is hosted by Roz Kelly, with expert comments from former Australian captain Mark Taylor, Ashes winner Ian Healy, World Cup-winning captain Aaron Finch and former internationals Steven O’Keefe and Callum Ferguson. Taylor will be joined on the ground at all five Tests by Louise Ransome.

Mark Taylor said: “This is shaping up to be one of the best Ashes battles in quite a while, with both sides in really good form leading into the series.

“Australia has a settled lineup while England has been revitalised, playing extremely attractive and attacking cricket under their new coach Brendon McCullum. It will be an arm wrestle from the first ball and this series promises to be a fascinating contest on five of the most famous cricket grounds in the world.”

THE ASHES FIRST TEST ON NINE: BROADCAST TIMES

Day 1 – Friday June 16
Sydney                        7.30pm on 9GemHD
Melbourne                   7.30pm on Channel 9HD 
Brisbane                      7.30pm on 9GemHD
Adelaide                      7.00pm on Channel 9HD 
Perth                           5.30pm on 9Go, play switching to Channel 9HD at 7.30pm

Day 2 – Saturday June 17
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 3 – Sunday June 18
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 4 – Monday June 19
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 – Tuesday June 20
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

SERIES SCHEDULE

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

THE ASHES: FIRST TEST
EXCLUSIVE, LIVE AND FREE – 9NETWORK AND 9NOW 
FROM 7.30PM AEST FRIDAY ON JUNE 16

Tuesday, June 13, 2023

Australia’s most heartwarming and emotionally powerful show, Big Miracles, will be returning for a second season on the 9Network, in association with Screen Australia.

With one in six Australians experiencing infertility, this captivating and intimate series is about the ultimate quest to create new life. Following couples and individuals as they share their journey of trying to fall pregnant against the overwhelming odds, through IVF and other fertility treatments.

We also witness the miraculous work of dedicated doctors, nurses and scientists committed to making people’s baby dreams come true.

9Network’s Head of Content Production & Development, Adrian Swift: “We are very proud to announce the second season of Big Miracles on the 9Network. This is a ground-breaking series that invites viewers to see, feel and be captured by the very raw and emotional journey into one of the most fundamental human experiences of all – trying to have a child. Our audience loved the first series and we look forward to working with Ronde Media for another season.”

Founder of Ronde Media, Ben Davies: “We’re extremely proud to make a show so full of heart. Also very grateful to the courageous couples sharing their stories, along with the staff from Virtus Health who’ve opened their doors to the world of IVF treatment.”

Screen Australia’s Head of Documentary, Alex West: “The first season of Big Miracles introduced viewers to the emotional and complex realities faced by so many Australians on their personal journey of starting a family. We’re proud to support the creative team, Nine and the brave participants as they share their fertility experiences with us. I have no doubt the second season will continue to engage and deeply resonate with audiences around the country.”

Premiering February 6 on Channel 9 and 9Now, Big Miracles, the ground-breaking new series’ first season, recorded a Total TV average audience of 707,000 viewers per episode.

All episodes of Season one of Big Miracles are available to stream for free on 9Now.

Big Miracles Season Two is produced by Ronde Media for the 9Network with major production investment from Nine in association with Screen Australia. Financed with support from Screen NSW.

For more information, please contact:
Alessandra Muratore
9Network Publicity
alessandra.muratore@nine.com.au

Tuesday, June 13, 2023

Future Women’s Jobs Academy will play an important role in securing Queensland women’s economic futures, thanks to new investment from the state government.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and Minister for Women Shannon Fentiman have announced $3.2 million for 500 additional Queensland women to access this groundbreaking program.

FW Jobs Academy is delivered flexibly and virtually, supporting women who face barriers to employment. The program connects women looking for work with employers that are crying out for skilled labour, while also providing mentoring and upskilling opportunities.

FW Managing Director Helen McCabe welcomed the funding, and says there is already a significant level of interest from Queensland women, eager to sign up.

“FW Jobs Academy is disrupting traditional employment programs. We’ve created a program that meets women where they’re at, offering support tailored to their needs,” said McCabe.

“Dignity is at the core of what we’re doing, so that every woman in the Jobs Academy feels welcome and respected. We’re proud to partner with forward-thinking employers who are interested in tapping into one of Australia’s most under-utilised resources: women.”

According to research by Impact Economics, there are one million skilled Australian women who are not participating in paid work but would like to. Up to 200,000 of those women live in Queensland but need help to rediscover their strengths, find confidence and make the connections which lead to a job.

Brisbane-based Jobs Academy graduate Sairah Zubair Khan was part of a 2022 federally-funded intake of the program. Kahn says Jobs Academy was instrumental in helping her regain confidence, access information and land work that is secure and meaningful.

“I wanted to find my work and identity again. I’m only 46. I’m an asset to the workforce and very much should be utilised. I’m having my second age of my working life and I feel the best I’ve ever been,” said Khan. “Future Women and Jobs Academy builds that credibility for you. They are partners with a lot of different groups and industries.”

The FW Jobs Academy is currently supported by the Australian Government to support 2,000 women over three years to return to the workforce. The Jobs Academy is designed by women, for women, and meets them where they’re at. The program partners with major employers across Australia including HESTA, CyberCX, Salesforce, Nine and Microsoft to fill job vacancies, and give women a new start in life.

Read more at jobsacademy.futurewomen.com/

For more information, please contact:
Sally Spicer
sally@futurewomen.com

Media opportunities:

• Brisbane-based Jobs Academy graduate Sairah Zubair Khan
• Helen McCabe (Future Women’s Founder and Managing Director)
• Jamila Rizvi (Future Women’s Deputy Managing Director)

Thursday, June 8, 2023

It’s the halfway point of the closest premiership in memory and that signifies make or break for teams outside the top 8 needing to start charging to the finals this week, beginning Thursday at 7.30pm on Channel 9HD and 9Now.

FRIDAY NIGHT: SEA EAGLES V DOLPHINS
NICHO HYNES’ ORIGIN II AUDITION V CAMERON MUNSTER AND THE MELBOURNE STORM ON SUNDAY FOOTY
STREAM NRL FOR FREE ON 9NOW

After an up and down beginning to their 2023 campaigns the Gold Coast Titans and Wests Tigers kick off the round on Thursday Night Footy.

Despite their inconsistency, both teams still find themselves within striking distance of the top 8 and have plenty to play for.

Then on Friday Night Footy the feel good story of the season rolls into Manly’s 4 Pines Park when Wayne Bennett’s Dolphins meet the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles.

A never-say-die attitude has endeared the Dolphins to rugby league fans in their first season, but they are yet to win a game outside Queensland. Maroons State of Origin and Sea Eagles captain Daly Cherry-Evans will be at his scheming best to keep it that way. 

Then Sunday Arvo Footy offers the biggest storyline of the round. New South Wales Blues halfback-elect Nicho Hynes gets his final audition for the jersey left vacant by the injured Nathan Cleary when his Sharks line up against the Storm and their champion Maroons playmaker Cameron Munster in Melbourne. 

Blues coach Brad Fittler will provide his commentary on the game live while Maroons coach Billy Slater reports from the sideline, both exclusively on the 9Network and 9Now from 3.00pm Sunday. 

ROUND 15 NRL ON NINE: 

Thursday June 8

THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTY – TITANS v WESTS TIGERS 
Host: James Bracey Commentators: Cameron Smith, Andrew Johns, Paul Vautin, Brad Fittler and Peter Psaltis Sideline: Darren Lockyer 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 9

FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTY – SEA EAGLES v DOLPHINS
Host: James Bracey Commentators: Andrew Johns, Phil Gould, Cameron Smith, Allana Ferguson and Mat Thompson Sideline: Johnathan Thurston 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

Sunday, June 11

THE SUNDAY FOOTY SHOW – from 11.00am

CHEMIST WAREHOUSE SUNDAY ARVO FOOTY – STORM  v SHARKS 
Host: Danika Mason Commentators: Andrew Johns, Brad Fittler, Paul Gallen, Ruan Sims and Mat Thompson 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

THIS WEEK: NRL ON NINE

THE BILLY SLATER PODCAST
Get the hot take on the latest round from the greatest fullback ever to play the game: current Queensland Origin coach Billy Slater, with host Mark Levy. Listen here.

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 on 9NOW
Prepare for a wild dive into the weird and wonderful world of rugby league with Eighth Immortal Andrew Johns and NRL legend Brad Fittler. Available on 9Now or as a podcast.

IMMORTAL BEHAVIOUR on 9NOW
Andrew Johns is joined weekly by Danika Mason to look at what’s shaping the NRL landscape through his unique lens. Now available as a podcast.

QLDER on 9NOW
The King of Queensland, Wally Lewis, and Maroons legend Darren Lockyer are hosted by 9News reporter Adam Jackson for a take on all things rugby league in the Sunshine State. 

STREAM NRL FOR FREE ON 9NOW
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, AT 7.30PM

Thursday, June 8, 2023

• Radio 360 reveals huge streaming audiences for talk radio, as 2GB and 3AW – double their nearest competitors’ share
• In Total Radio Nine’s stations deliver highest Survey 3 audience on record
• 9Podcasts audience surges on the back of News, Sport and Entertainment

STREAMING 

Landmark new data released by the commercial radio industry today, shows Nine is the clear No.1 in live audio streaming across Sydney and Melbourne – double the nearest competitor in both markets. 

In Sydney, 2GB recorded a 21.2 share of Streaming audience in Survey 3, while in Breakfast, Ben Fordham posted an incredible 30.4.

Melbourne’s 3AW was even more dominant, with 23.3 share of Streaming audience, while Ross and Russ in Breakfast hit a record high of 35.7.

COMMERCIAL STREAMING SHARE	STREAMING CUME
30.4	433,000

TOTAL RADIO

Nine’s talk radio stations have recorded the highest ever cumulative audience for Survey 3 2023, up 2.4% year-on-year. 

Melbourne’s 3AW is on top as the outright market leader, recording its 70th consecutive win, with a 15.3 share, and Sydney’s 2GB increasing its share by 0.4, remaining Sydney’s No.1 talk station. 

3AW Breakfast duo Ross and Russ are yet again the clear No.1 with 20.4 – almost double their nearest competitor, as is Mornings with Neil Mitchell, with 17.8.

In Sydney, 2GB’s Ben Fordham Live remains the No.1 talk show in Breakfast, increasing share by 0.3, and Mornings with Ray Hadley recorded a 15.0 share (up 1.2). This is Hadley’s 149th consecutive win. 

COMMERCIAL RADIO SHARE	TOTAL RADIO CUME
17.5 (4 markets)	1.96 million listeners each week

Nine Radio’s Head of Content, Greg Byrnes, said: “These are extraordinary streaming numbers, and prove the draw of live and local content is heightened even more in a digital environment. The strength in listening via mobile and web is unprecedented.”

“In Total Radio, we’ve posted record audience numbers for Survey 3 across the network, led by share increases in every Sydney session, while 3AW has extended its lead as Melbourne’s clear number one.” 

PODCASTS 

9Podcasts delivered huge audience growth across May^, led by Hannah’s Story – the revealing and emotional insight into the murder of Hannah Clarke and her three children at the hands of her estranged husband. 

Hannah’s Story has been the outright No.1 podcast across all categories – as well as the true crime genre – with more than 250,000 downloads across the month, while the 9News podcast has had more 100,000 downloads.

In Sport, Nine has some of the most listened to and talked about podcasts with Stories of Origin and Six Tackles with Gus both generating well over 100,000 downloads respectively, while the fast growing Eddie and Jimmy is setting the AFL news agenda each week. 

Nine’s Head of Podcasts, Mia Stern, said: “We are achieving great audience results and growth across our suite of offerings, by focusing on tailored content that listeners want, and then connecting them with advertisers for profitable commercial outcomes.”

Source: GfK Radio360 Ratings, Survey 3 2023, Total Radio, Streaming, Mon-Sun 5.30am-12MN, 3AW Breakfast Mon-Fri 5.30am-8.30am, 3AW Mornings 8.30am-12pm, Nine Radio Afternoons Mon-Fri 12pm-3pm, Nine Radio Drive Mon-Fri 3pm-6pm, Cume (000s), Total Radio Commercial Share, Streaming Commercial Share, AP10+, Nine Radio – 2GB, 3AW, 4BC, 6PR. Commercial share EXCLUDES DAB+ ONLY STATIONS
On record – dating back to survey 1 2004

^Source: Triton Podcast Metrics May 2023, Downloads, listeners, Total Nine, unless otherwise specified.

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

Tuesday, June 6, 2023

Three trekkers are sharing the spoils and walking away with a life-changing total of $490,000 after conquering the peak in Nine’s big adventure program, The Summit.

Facing a gruelling 14-day deadline in the pristine alps of New Zealand’s South Island, Brooke, Lulu and Isaac reached the summit and were triumphant among the 14 everyday Aussies who started the journey. They were up against dangerous terrain, heart-racing obstacles and the “mountain’s Keeper”, following their every move, as they endeavoured to conquer the mountain and win their shot at one million dollars.

But when these three finally made it, after being physically, mentally and morally tested, little did they realise that was just the beginning – they were about to face another mighty twist.

As host Jai Courtney told the exhausted trio at the top of the mountain, “be kind to those on your way up, because you never know who you’re going to meet on your way down”. In a shock ending, the 11 trekkers who were voted out or cut from the competition were given the power to decide how the prizemoney would be shared. 

After pleading their case to the eliminated trekkers and answering tough questions, Isaac was granted a massive $250,000, Brooke $150,000, and Lulu $90,000.

Isaac, 33, from Dubbo said: “To have made it to the top of the summit has been the greatest achievement of my life. I’ve pushed my mind and body to new heights and made some lifelong friends along the way. 

“The first thing I’m going to do with the money is buy my mum a new kitchen. Thank you to the teams at Channel 9 and Endemol Shine. You gave me the opportunity to change my life.”

Brooke, 38, from Adelaide said: “Making it to the top is a massive personal accomplishment for me in more ways than anyone can imagine. The game was gruelling, but I came well prepared with a strategy that took a lot of careful planning each day during the experience. 

“To win the money will be life-changing for me. The first thing I will buy is a new car. I’ll put the rest away for a deposit on a house.”

Lulu, 38, from Fremantle said: “It means so much to me to be standing on top of the summit. Getting in touch with my grit and determination, chasing the thrills and peaking with excitement. And inspiring my children, family, young girls and women who can do anything. There’s no obstacle too big that we can’t overcome. Anything is possible.”

The Summit is an original concept developed by Endemol Shine Australia (a Banijay Company) and NINE.

STREAM EVERY EPISODE OF THE SUMMIT FOR FREE ON 9NOW

For further information, please contact:
Madison Long
Nine Publicity
madison.long@nine.com.au

Monday, June 5, 2023

The road to the Olympics for Australia’s best swimmers will begin on 9Now when the 2023 World Championship Swimming Trials are exclusive, live and free from June 13-18. 

Fans will receive coverage of every heat and every final across six days of action at Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre, where more than 500 swimmers will be out to earn a place on the Dolphins team for July’s World Championships in Fukuoka, Japan.

The Men’s field will include world record-holder Zac Stubblety-Cook, Kyle Chalmers, Mack Horton and Cody Simpson, while our standout female swimmers including Emma McKeon, Ariarne Titmus, Mollie O’Callaghan, Bronte Campbell and Shayne Jack will all line up.

The broadcast of the World Championship Trials arranged by Swimming Australia and Nine further builds to the path the Paris 2024 Olympics following the Australian Age Championships and Australian Swimming Championships which were shown on 9Now in April.

Brent Williams, Nine’s Director of Sport, said the success of the Network’s recent swimming coverage signified just how important it is to showcase the stars of today and tomorrow in the lead up to Paris 2024.

“There’s already a host of household names in the Australian Dolphins but the emerging talent is just as exciting and Nine’s Wide World of Sports is looking forward to showcasing these champions to anyone, anywhere through 9Now,” he said.

“The World Championships in Fukuoka will be the biggest event on the swimming calendar in 2023, so we’re delighted 9Now will be providing free coverage of the Trials to swimming fans throughout Australia.”

Dr Michelle Gallen, Swimming Australia President, said: “Australia’s appetite to watch top-class swimming has never gone away and it is exciting to see the upcoming World Championships Trials will be streamed on 9Now.”

“We saw positive viewing numbers throughout the Australian Age Championships and Australian Championships earlier this year, with more than 14 million minutes viewed across the country.

“With World Championships berths on the line, the Trials will be hotly contested and it is great news for fans of Australian swimming that no matter where you are across the country, you will be able to stream the action live on 9Now.” 

The 2023 World Championships in Fukuoka, Japan will be available exclusive, live and free on the 9Network and 9Now from July 14-30.

SWIMMING: WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TRIALS
STREAM LIVE AND FREE ON 9NOW
JUNE 13-18

Monday, June 5, 2023

The United Kingdom’s hottest reality dating show, Love Island UK, returns for its tenth sizzling season on Wednesday, June 7, at 6.00pm AEST, fast-tracked and streaming exclusive and free for Australian audiences on 9Now, with new episodes daily. 

Season 10 sees a brand new set of singletons seeking love travel to the island of Mallorca in Spain for a blistering summer of love with more hilarious challenges, dates, drama and romance than ever. 

This season will see the return of new host, English radio DJ and TV star, Maya Jama, after taking over the reigns of all the villa action for the first time in last season’s winter edition earlier this year. Narrator and famed comedian Iain Stirling also returns to commentate on all that unfolds as the Islanders flirt, date, re-couple, break up and make up. 

Entering the villa in Season 10: beautician Ruchee (24), semi-professional footballer Tyrique (24), musical theatre performer and social media creator Molly (21), business development executive George (24), commercial real estate agent Catherine (22), communications manager Mehdi (26), model Ella (23), gas engineer Mitchel (26), aesthetics practitioner Jess (22) and business owner André (21). 

This group of sexy singles must couple up to secure their place in the villa or risk being dumped and sent packing, in the hopes of winning £50,000 ($90,000) and finding love. They must also win the hearts of the public, as viewers will ultimately decide their fate and the winners of Love Island UK. 

LOVE ISLAND UK SEASON 10 PREMIERES WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 6PM AEST
NEW EPISODES DAILY 
AVAILABLE TO STREAM FOR FREE ON 9NOW

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For further information, please contact: 
Alessandra Muratore
9Network Publicity
alessandra.muratore@nine.com.au 

Friday, June 2, 2023

Nine’s Wide World of Sports is the home of the 2023 Ashes, exclusive, live and free from England on the 9Network and 9Now, from Friday, June 16.

The Ashes is one of the greatest rivalries in world sport, and both the men’s and women’s series will be televised across six huge weeks of cricket on the Wide World of Sports. 

Pat Cummins and Steve Smith will lead the Aussie men’s team out to retain the urn in the five-test series on British soil.

Ellyse Perry and Alyssa Healy will head up the Aussie women’s path to success when they play an Ashes series across test, ODI and T20 formats from Thursday, June 22.

Hosted by Roz Kelly, Nine’s commentary team for the Men’s Ashes will be made up of former Australian captain Mark Taylor, Ashes winner Ian Healy, World Cup-winning captain Aaron Finch and former internationals Callum Ferguson and Steven O’Keefe. 

Taylor will be joined on the ground at all five tests by Louise Ransome, while  former Australian internationals Rachael Haynes and Eylse Villani, plus host Emma Lawrence, will join the team for the Women’s Ashes. 

Nine’s Director of Sport, Brent Williams, said today: “The Ashes: two simple words that represent so much in our nation’s sporting history, with famous moments, legendary players and unforgettable battles.

“An Ashes series never fails to deliver, and Wide World of Sports is proud to be right at the heart of it with our exclusive broadcast of both the men’s and women’s Ashes on Channel 9HD and 9Now.” 

THE ASHES
EXCLUSIVE, LIVE AND FREE ON THE 9NETWORK 
AND 9NOW FROM 7.30PM ON JUNE 16

Wednesday, May 31, 2023