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Drive TV returns for a fourth season at 11:00am this Sunday, February 19 on Channel 9 and 9Now with all ten episodes dedicated to electric vehicles. 

Drive TV hosts Trent Nikolic and Emma Notarfrancesco take viewers on an electric journey delving deeper into the vehicle’s performance and technology whilst exploring some of their favourite road trip destinations across Australia.

“The Australian audience is a smart one. They want to see topics covered beyond the typical anxiety-inducing range questions”, said Trent Nikolic, host and Managing Editor of Drive.com.au. 

“We received such a great response from our audience on the hour-long EV feature episode which aired last year, we realised we could dedicate an entire season to electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles to paint a more detailed picture of how the Australian automotive landscape is changing.”

Drive TV Executive Producer, Terry King said, “Our previous electric vehicle TV feature was our highest rated and most streamed episode to date. Electric vehicles are so topical and we’re all thirsty for real-world, relatable content as we hear more manufacturers announce their transition targets to make the switch to a fully electric fleet.” 

“Our audience is almost a 50/50 female to male split and we wanted this season to focus on the vehicle as much as the destination,” said Drive TV host, Emma Notarfrancesco. 

“Our first episode stars the Tesla Model Y. We’re regularly seeing the Tesla brand featured in the top ten new vehicle sales race each month, so there’s a real interest there in the Australian market.

“There’s something for everyone in this season of Drive TV. We showcase a range of electric vehicles to suit all budgets ranging from the practical MG to the blisteringly fast Ferrari. That’s a price difference of almost $500k!” 

With 173 episodes screened across multiple channels to date, another 30 episodes produced for 2023, plus a one hour follow up documentary ‘Living with EV’s’ due to air in May, Drive TV has its foot firmly on the accelerator.

Tune in for Drive TV season four, episode one at 11:00am Sunday February 19 on Channel 9 and 9Now. All previous episodes are available for streaming on 9Now.

ABOUT DRIVE TV

With 10.5 million eyeballs across 31 episodes and a 49% female audience, Drive TV continues to reach more Australians and represents a greater portion of the new car buying market in Australia. Launched in 2022 on Nine, each episode is available on eight different platforms spanning TV, digital and social offering unrivalled automotive broadcast content.

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

Hayley O’Grady
PR & Trade Communications Manager, Drive
hayley.ogrady@drive.com.au 

Friday, February 17, 2023

Highly respected journalist and editor Sarah Norris has been appointed Head of Food at The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Brisbane Times and WAToday to oversee an ambitious plan to supercharge the Good Food brand in the marketplace to drive subscriber growth. 

Norris has built an enviable reputation across the food and beverage industry in her previous role as national editor of Broadsheet and has an innate knowledge of the trends in the industry.

As the home of the prestigious Hats, Good Food is Australia’s most respected food and beverage title. The appointment of Norris to the newly-created position of Head of Food is crucial to elevate the vertical, and open up new opportunities.  She will work across the Good Food editorial, commercial and events teams to drive a unified approach to further grow the brand. 

Welcoming her appointment, Executive Editor Tory Maguire said Norris’ role will focus on innovation and growth, and will ensure the mastheads’ food offering will lead the Australian market. 

“It’s rare to find an editor who has both a deep appreciation for the history of a title as prestigious as Good Food as well as the skills, passion and experience in driving growth that Sarah has in spades,” Maguire said.

“Sarah will bring the enormous energy and digital understanding Good Food needs as we step it back into the metro mastheads and make considerable investment in building it into a major subscription driver.”

With more than two decades of writing and editing experience involving food, beverage and culture, Norris has previously been Sydney editor of Broadsheet before becoming its first national editor. Prior to that she was Features editor of Virgin Australia’s inflight magazine Voyeur, Associate Editor of Time Out Sydney and editor of Drum Media. 

Beginning her media career as an editorial assistant at The Australian Financial Review, Norris wrote food reviews for Good Food from 2015 to 2021, and was a reviewer for Australian Gourmet Traveller Magazine restaurant guide from 2010 to 2017.  

“I’m super excited to join Good Food,” said Norris. “I’ve been a reader for years and have contributed to the Good Food guide as a reviewer, but to lead and oversee the mastheads’ food offering is an opportunity I couldn’t turn down. 

“I think Australia’s food and cooking scene is unmatched, and I find no greater joy in helping people discover everything that makes it nuanced and special. I want more people to feel the way I do about Australia’s food scene – and importantly take Good Food to the next level.”

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

Monday, February 13, 2023

Respected Perth journalist Julie-anne Sprague has been named as the new host of 6PR Afternoons, commencing on April 17. 

With a journalism career spanning more than 20 years, Sprague has appeared on various programs on 6PR and has most recently been the Editor of the Rich List at The Australian Financial Review.  

“I’m looking forward to joining an incredible broadcast team at 6PR,” said Sprague. “As a former WA bureau chief for The Australian Financial Review, I’m looking forward to getting stuck into the issues that matter to the people of Perth, to keep people informed and entertained and to have a bit of a laugh along the way.

“While I’ve spent 20 years in the newspaper game, I have a long association with 6PR. I owe a vote of thanks to the hugely talented and pugnacious Bob Maumill, who almost a decade ago took me under his wing and showed me the broadcast craft he was the master at. More recently I got to have a bit of fun with Millsy when he sat in the Afternoons chair. 

“It’s such a pleasure talking to the program’s listeners and I very much value all their tips and advice, especially as I navigate life as a working mum with a young child.” 

6PR Content Manager, Emily White said: “Julie-anne has been a great contributor to 6PR for many years and we’re excited to welcome her as our new host of the Afternoons program.

“In her reporting career, Julie-anne has covered everything from the WA Mining industry, government policy to food and wine, plus she’s a mad footy fan and loves to have a laugh so our listeners are in for a real treat.

“I’d also like to take the opportunity to thank Jo McManus who has very kindly stepped in to host Afternoons since Millsy’s move to Breakfast in November. Jo will remain a vital part of 6PR and the Arvos show, filling-in when Julie-anne is on leave.”

Sprague began her media career as a reporter at Business News, later joining The West Australian before her career took her to London as a stock market reporter for The Independent. She joined The Australian Financial Review in 2008 in its Perth bureau. Since then, Sprague has held diverse roles stretching Perth, Melbourne and Sydney including WA Bureau Chief, Deputy editor of companies and markets and Rich List editor. She has also been an on-air reporter for Financial Review on Sunday for the 9Network, a panellist for ABC Radio, and is the host of the successful How I Made It podcast series. 

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

Monday, February 13, 2023

Sunday, February 12, at 8.40pm on Channel 9 & 9Now

SEX, LIES & ALIBIS
When Ghislaine Maxwell, the one-time madam of billionaire paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, was convicted last year of sex crimes against underage girls, her many victims hoped a jail cell would silence her. Turns out they were wrong. As well as currently appealing her 20-year sentence, she has now also begun a concerted campaign to rewrite history. As Tara Brown reports, Maxwell has given an audacious and strangely compelling interview from prison. In it she makes some extraordinary claims, including that the disgraced Prince Andrew is the victim of a malicious hoax.  She also rails against those who think she’s cruel, horrible, and guilty of heinous crimes.
Reporter: Tara Brown
Producers: Tracey Hannaford, Sammi Taylor

HOT P!NK 
She might be music royalty but one thing’s for sure, there are no airs and graces with superstar Pink. It’s the likely reason Australia has had an enduring love affair with the supercharged singer for more than two decades. In an exclusive interview on 60 MINUTES Amelia Adams discovers Pink is just as easygoing, ferociously frank and funny as ever. And for the singer’s fans down under, she has some particularly good news to share.
Reporter: Amelia Adams
Producer: Garry McNab

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60 MINUTES
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12, AT 8.40PM ON CHANNEL 9 & 9NOW

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9Network Publicity
chris.urankar@nine.com.au

Friday, February 10, 2023

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has today announced that Nine Entertainment Co. (Nine) has been awarded the exclusive free and subscription audio-visual rights, and non-exclusive audio rights to the Summer and Winter Olympic Games from 2024-2032. 

• Nine partners with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to bring the Olympic Games to Australian audiences over the next decade 
• Partnership to deliver every moment of the next 5 Games, including Brisbane 2032, through broadcast and streaming in audio and video, across all of Nine’s platforms
• Exclusive ten year deal provides unrivalled platform for growth in 9Now and Stan, as Australia continues to transition to free and paid streaming

Commencing in July 2024 with the Olympic Games Paris 2024, Nine will provide Australia with a front row seat to the next five Olympic Games, including Milan (2026), Los Angeles (2028) and the yet to be announced 2030 Winter Games, all leading up to Australia’s return to hosting an Olympic Games in Brisbane in 2032. 

Nine will bring the images and sounds of the Games to audiences like never before, harnessing the power of its diverse streaming, television, audio and digital platforms, across 9Now, Stan, the 9Network, and talk radio stations 2GB, 3AW, 4BC and 6PR. Full coverage will also be delivered across Nine’s suite of print and online publishing platforms: The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Brisbane Times, WA Today, The Australian Financial Review, and nine.com.au. 

IOC President, Thomas Bach, said: “Australia is a great sporting nation with a long Olympic history which will be taken to new heights with the hosting of the Olympic Games Brisbane 2032. Our new partnership with Nine will ensure Olympic fans across Australia have unparalleled coverage of the Olympic Games on their platform of choice.”

Mike Sneesby, CEO of Nine, said: “This partnership with the IOC is an important part of Nine’s strategy as we continue to define Australian broadcast and streaming television. We’re delighted to be bringing the Olympics Games to Australian audiences, whenever and however they choose from Paris 2024 to Brisbane in 2032.”

“These rights complement our recently renewed partnerships with the NRL and Tennis Australia at a time when live sport continues to demonstrate its ability to drive strong growth in streaming audiences and strength in free-to-air TV consumption. Importantly, this deal enables Nine to make the Olympic Games accessible to all Australia, across more platforms than ever before.”  

“For our audiences, advertisers and teams across Australia, today’s announcement brings the Olympic Games home to Nine, and directly reflects our purpose – Australia Belongs Here.”

Nine’s Chief Sales Officer, Michael Stephenson, said: “The Olympic Games is a marketing platform for brands with unrivalled scale. Over the next 10 years we have the opportunity to build long term strategic plans with our partners and sponsors to grow their brands and build their business. Everything is building towards an Aussie Olympics in Brisbane in 2032.”

“As the exclusive media network of the most iconic and prestigious sporting event on the calendar, Nine can offer our commercial partners marketing opportunities at scale in an unrivalled Total TV, Total Audio and Total Publishing environment – all delivered in an environment of stories, experiences and performances from the very best athletes and teams in the world.”

Over the next decade, Nine’s Wide World of Sports (WWOS) will assemble a world-class team of experts and storytellers to continue the country’s Olympic journey and to inspire a new generation of Olympic fans. Together, they will deliver thousands of hours of Olympic content across Nine’s suite of platforms, connecting with sports fans like never before.

Michael Healy, Nine’s Director of Television, said: “From our unbeatable network of assets, to the world-class class coverage delivered by the country’s best presenters, commentators and experts, Nine is undeniably the true home of the Olympic Games. Across the breadth of our business, including our affiliate partners, we reach almost 98 percent of Australians, and are incredibly proud to be able to inspire a new generation of fans with a decade of Olympic Games coverage. Building on our leading news, sports and entertainment brands, we are committed to delivering the very best viewing experience for our audiences that culminates in the ultimate celebration on home soil in 2032.”

In addition to free-to-air and streaming coverage, Nine will broadcast key moments from the Olympic Games across its talk radio stations, 2GB Sydney, 3AW Melbourne, 6PR Perth and 4BC Brisbane. This will allow Australian audiences to tune in anywhere, anytime, and on any device to get the very latest Olympics news and coverage. 

The next decade will be one of opportunity and growth for Nine – which is already the market leader when it comes to sparking conversations, challenging perspectives, and entertaining our communities.

Now, as the exclusive broadcaster of the biggest sporting brand in the world, Nine will attract millions of users to its platforms to celebrate the big occasions and connect the everyday moments on the road to Brisbane 2032. 

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

Wednesday, Februay 8, 2023

Sydney’s No.1 Breakfast host, Ben Fordham, will host the first Leaders’ Debate between Premier, Dominic Perrottet and Opposition Leader, Chris Minns, on 2GB this Thursday, 9th February. 

The leaders will go head-to-head live in the 2GB studio from 7am, debating the biggest issues facing the people of New South Wales, before they head to the polls on Saturday, 25th March. 

2GB Breakfast host, Ben Fordham, said: “This is the first opportunity to hear these two go head to head. It’s going to be live and unscripted and anything could happen. Each leader has been told to come armed with three questions they want answered from their opposite number. I won’t know what those questions are in advance of the live debate. With the election so close, they’ll both be dead keen to score an early victory.”

Luke Davis, 2GB Content Manager, said: “The upcoming state election is one of the most significant in recent history for the people of New South Wales, so it’s only fitting that the first public debate takes place on Sydney’s No.1 Breakfast show. With Ben Fordham moderating the debate, we can be assured it will be must-listen radio!”

You can listen live to the first NSW Leaders’ Debate on Thursday, 9th February from 7am on 2GB 873AM, streaming via the 2GB app, or watch live at 2gb.com. 

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

Tuesday, February 7, 2023

Honouring a huge year in music, the 2023 GRAMMY Awards hosted by Trevor Noah will be broadcast live from Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles at 12.00pm Monday, February 6, on Channel 9 and 9Now with a special encore on 9Go! at 7.30pm.

The nominees announced for the 65th GRAMMY Awards include Beyoncé, Adele, Harry Styles, Lizzo, ABBA, Doja Cat, Coldplay, Kendrick Lamar, Michael Bublé, Rüfüs Du Sol, Diplo, Mary J. Blige, Kim Petras, Sam Smith and more.

Joining the nominees will be the esteemed lineup of presenters which includes First LadyJill Biden, GRAMMY winner Cardi B, actor, producer, writer and host James Corden, current GRAMMY nominee Billy Crystal, and Viola Davis, actor Dwayne Johnson, three-time GRAMMY winner Olivia Rodrigo, and five-time GRAMMY winner Shania Twain.

Vying for the prestigious Record of the Year Award are: Don’t Shut Me Down (ABBA), Easy on Me (Adele), Break My Soul (Beyoncé), Good Morning Gorgeous (Mary J. Blige), You and Me On The Rock (Brandi Carlile Featuring Lucius), Woman (Doja Cat), Bad Habit (Steve Lacy), The Heart Part 5 (Kendrick Lamar), About Damn Time (Lizzo) and As It Was (Harry Styles).

In the running for Album of the Year are Voyage (ABBA), 30 (Adele), Un Verano Sin Ti (Bad Bunny), Renaissance (Beyoncé), Good Morning Gorgeous (Deluxe) (Mary J. Blige), In These Silent Days (Brandi Carlile), Music Of The Spheres (Coldplay), Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers (Kendrick Lamar), Special (Lizzo), and Harry’s House (Harry Styles).

As the most nominated artist at the 2023 GRAMMY Awards, and holding the title of the most Grammy nominated woman of all time with 28 wins to date, Beyoncé is up for Record Of The Year (Break My Soul), Album Of The Year (Renaissance), Song Of The Year (Break My Soul), Best Dance/Electronic Recording (Break My Soul), Best Dance/Electronic Music Album (Renaissance), Best R&B Performance (Virgo’s Groove), Best Traditional R&B Performance (Plastic off the Sofa), Best R&B Song (Cuff It) and Best Song Written For Visual Media (Be Alive).

Fifteen-time GRAMMY winner Adele ties with Beyoncé as the most GRAMMYS won by a female in a single night, with six wins each in 2010. This year Adele is nominated for Record of the Year (Easy on Me), Album Of The Year (30), Song Of The Year (Easy on Me), Best Pop Solo Performance (Easy on Me), Best Pop Vocal Album (30), Best Music Video (Easy on Me) and Best Music Film (Adele One Night Only).

GRAMMY winner Harry Styles is nominated for six awards this year: Record Of The Year (As It Was), Album Of The Year (Harry’s House), Song Of The Year (As It Was), Best Pop Solo Performance (As It Was), Best Pop Vocal Album (Harry’s House) and Best Music Video (As It Was). 

Triple GRAMMY winner Lizzo is nominated for five awards: Record of the Year (About Damn Time), Album Of The Year (Special), Song Of The Year (About Damn Time), Best Pop Solo Performance (About Damn Time), and Best Pop Vocal Album (Special).

And first-time nominee Kim Petras and four-time GRAMMY winner Sam Smith are both nominated for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance (Unholy) with performances from both artists, as well as Harry Styles, Lizzo, Brandi Carlile, Bad Bunny, Luke Combs, Mary J. Blige and Steve Lacy. 

The full list of performers and nominees will be updated here: https://www.grammy.com/ 

2023 GRAMMY AWARDS
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, AT 12.00PM ON CHANNEL 9 AND 9NOW

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

Friday, February 3, 2023

LEEANNA WALSMAN, RAHEL ROMAHN, STEPHEN PEACOCKE, MATT DAY AND STEVE BISLEY TO STAR IN NEW AUSTRALIAN DRAMA FOR THE 9NETWORK.

Production has commenced in Melbourne on the 9Network’s new crime drama series Human Error.

Inspired by actual events, Human Error stars Leeanna Walsman (Wentworth, Safe Harbour) as Detective Holly O’Rourke, head of a homicide team pursuing a seemingly straightforward murder investigation that explodes into a huge criminal conspiracy. With time running out, Holly must battle a string of mistakes made by herself and others before they destroy her family and career. 

Created by Greg Haddrick (Janet King, Underbelly), Samantha Winston (Love Me, Rush) and Gregor Jordan (North Shore, Two Hands), the series also features rising star Rahel Romahn (Shantaram, Mr Inbetween), winner of the Heath Ledger Scholarship in 2022, as Detective Jarred Pines.

Stephen Peacocke (The Newsreader, Informer 3838) joins as fellow investigator Dylan Mackenzie, Matt Day (Rake, Paper Giants) as Holly’s husband Luke, Rob Collins (The Legend of Molly Johnson, Mystery Road) as Sergeant Gavin Butterfield and Steve Bisley (Mystery Road Origin, Doctor Doctor) plays Holly’s dad and retired detective Bear O’Rourke.

Joining the formidable cast are Emily Joy (Fisk, The Housemate), Ethan Lwin (Young Rock, Joe vs. Carol), Debra Lawrance (Clickbait, Please Like Me), Daniela Farinacci (East West 101, Lantana), Jane Allsop (House Husbands, The Slap) and Anthony J Sharpe (Joe vs. Carol, Black Snow).

John Edwards and Dan Edwards (Romper Stomper, Bump, Year Of) with Nine’s Head of Drama, Andy Ryan are Executive Producers on Human Error alongside Producers Haddrick and Winston, with The Age’s legendary crime reporter and podcaster John Silvester (Underbelly) as story consultant. Award-winning screen director Fiona Banks (Wentworth, Halifax Retribution) will direct the first three episodes of Human Error, followed by Mat King (Bloom, Pine Gap).

Human Error is a Roadshow Rough Diamond production for the 9Network with major production investment from Screen Australia in association with Nine and VicScreen. International distribution will be handled by ITV Studios.

For further information, please contact:
Amanda Poulos 
9Network Publicity 
apoulos@nine.com.au 

Thursday, February 2, 2023

In 2023, the numbers keep getting better for Australia’s most iconic television program.

• 60 MINUTES, Australia’s most watched weekly current affairs program, returns on Sunday with two unmissable stories.
• 2023 marks the 45th consecutive season of the program.
• 60 MINUTES remains the No. 1 weekly current affairs program across TOTAL TV in the key demographics (25-54 and 16-39).
• 60 MINUTES is also the No. 1 news and current affairs program on 9Now (up 23% year-on-year).
• YouTube success for the program includes 5.1 million subscribers and 1.8 billion story streams.
• 60 MINUTES has also recorded substantial growth on Facebook (1.5 million followers, up 4%), Instagram (views up 68%), and TikTok (over 200,000 followers and 3.1 million content likes).

The 2023 season premiere of 60 MINUTES this Sunday at 8.40pm features two incredible stories.

In a world exclusive report, correspondent Tom Steinfort interviews four of the survivors of the Sea World helicopter tragedy. Their firsthand accounts of the terrifying crash reveal startling new information about the disaster from the lead-up to the collision, the catastrophic impact, and its frightening aftermath as their pilot fought to land his helicopter. Their recollections are supported by extraordinary video they shot inside their chopper, which now also provides air crash investigators with vital clues about the possible causes of this terrible accident.

The second story this Sunday is reported by Amelia Adams, the newest member of the 60 MINUTES team, who joins the program after a distinguished career travelling the world as a Nine News foreign correspondent. 

For her debut story, Adams investigates what went wrong on the set of the movie Rust after a gun being handled by actor Alec Baldwin discharged. The weapon was supposed to be loaded with blank bullets, but unbelievably there was at least one live round in the gun’s chamber. Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed and director Joel Souza wounded in the incident. This week Baldwin, along with the film’s armourer, was charged with involuntary manslaughter over the shooting.  

Using body camera footage from emergency responders as well as other video taken on the day, Adams pieces together the harrowing timeline of a tragedy that should never have happened. Her report also includes an Australian exclusive interview with a member of the film crew who was on the set at the time, standing only a few metres away when the gun fired.

Kirsty Thomson, Executive Producer of 60 MINUTES, says: “Everyone here is thrilled to be back for the 45th season of the program and even more excited to be starting the year with such strong reporting of two very important stories.”

Thomson also paid tribute to 60 MINUTES viewers in Australia and around the world, saying: “We’re immensely proud we’ve been able to grow our audience, not only on free-to-air TV but also across other platforms.

“Our success is testament to the program’s unparalleled excellence in reporting, camerawork and editing. 60 MINUTES will continue to deliver video content that both introduces and deepens engagement with its traditional and online audiences.”

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60 MINUTES
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5, AT 8.40PM ON CHANNEL 9 & 9NOW

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9Network Publicity
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Thursday, February 2, 2023

It’s a Kardashian world. We’re just living in it. Get a look inside one of the most influential families of the 21st century and how they achieved stratospheric wealth in Kardashians: The Billion Dollar Dynasty on Thursday, February 2, at 9.00pm after Married at First Sight on Channel 9 and 9Now. 

Their tantalising story is all about money, sex and power, and it’s riddled with scandal and drama. They rode the wave of social media and have created a whole new model of business and influence that has taken over the world. 

The first half of the documentary unpacks the way Kim Kardashian and momager Kris Jenner built their super brand. It starts in 2007, the year of Kim’s infamous sex tape and the debut of the Keeping Up With The Kardashians TV series, and ends in 2014 with Kim’s Vogue cover shot with now ex-husband Kanye West. 

Next, the story follows the youngest sister, Kylie Jenner, from 2015 to the present day, focusing on growing up with reality cameras and Instagram, and how she became Forbes magazine’s youngest self-made billionaire in the world by the age of 21. 

The Billion Dollar Dynasty revisits the twists and turns of this extraordinary family who have gripped television audiences for 15 years while adding a layer of historical context and analysis to the fame, fortune and heartbreak they’ve gone through. From a disastrous 72-day marriage to breaking the internet with a new lip product and getting robbed in Paris, this riveting documentary follows it all. 

With a new TV series set to drop and a third generation of these arch self-promoters waiting in the wings, what is next for the unbelievably rich and famous Kardashian family?

KARDASHIANS: THE BILLION DOLLAR DYNASTY
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, AT 9.00PM AFTER MAFS ON CHANNEL 9 AND 9NOW

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

Tuesday, January 31, 2023