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	[[~~file~~:~~Nine_Network~~,~~_Docklands~~.jpg\|thumb~~\|left~~]] [[~~file~~:~~1_Denison_Street_North_Sydney~~.jpg\|thumb~~\|left~~]] [[~~file~~:~~Australian_media_interviews_an_Australian_army_trainer_at_Camp_Taji~~,~~_Iraq~~,~~_Feb~~.~~_26~~,~~_2017~~.jpg\|thumb~~\|right~~]] [[~~file~~:~~Nine_Plaza~~,~~_Perth_~~-~~_Studio~~.jpg\|thumb~~\|right~~]] ~~[[file:Nine_HD_logo_2015.png\|thumb~~\|~~right]] '''~~Nine Network~~''' (commonly known as '''Channel Nine''' or simply '''Nine''') is a major [[television network]] in [[Australia]]~~. ~~It is one of the five main free-to-air television networks in the~~ country ~~and is owned by [[~~Nine Entertainment Co.~~]] The network's~~ headquarters ~~are located in [[~~Sydney]], [[New South Wales~~]].~~		[[File:Nine Network, Docklands.jpg\|thumb]] [[File:1 Denison Street North Sydney.jpg\|thumb]] [[File:Australian media interviews an Australian army trainer at Camp Taji, Iraq, Feb. 26, 2017.jpg\|thumb]] [[File:Nine Plaza, Perth - Studio.jpg\|thumb]] {{Infobox television network
			\| name = Nine Network
			\| logo = Nine_Network_logo.png
			\| country = Australia
			\| language = English
			\| launch_date = 1956
			\| owner = Nine Entertainment Co.
			\| headquarters = Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
			}}

	~~==History==~~		The '''Nine Network''', commonly known as '''Channel Nine''', is a major Australian commercial free-to-air television network. It is one of the five main free-to-air networks in Australia and is owned by [[Nine Entertainment Co.]].
	Nine Network ~~was launched on 16 September 1956 by [[Frank Packer]]~~. It ~~was~~ the ~~first television station~~ to ~~broadcast~~ in Australia~~, initially serving the Sydney area. The network expanded its reach over the years, establishing stations in other major cities such as [[Melbourne]], [[Brisbane]], [[Adelaide]],~~ and [[~~Perth~~]].

	==~~Programming~~==		== History ==
	Nine Network ~~offers a wide range~~ of ~~programming, including~~ [[~~news~~]], ~~[[sports]]~~, ~~[[drama]]~~, ~~[[comedy]]~~, and ~~[[reality television]]~~. ~~Some of its most popular shows include:~~		The Nine Network was launched in 1956, making it one of the oldest television networks in Australia. It was initially established by [[Frank Packer]], a prominent Australian media proprietor, and began broadcasting in Sydney and Melbourne. The network quickly expanded to other major cities, including Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth.
	* ''[[60 Minutes (Australian TV program)\|60 Minutes]]''
	* ''[[A Current Affair]]''
	* ''[[The Block (Australian TV series)\|The Block]]''
	* ''[[Married at First Sight (Australian TV series)\|Married at First Sight]]''
	* ''[[Today (Australian TV program)\|Today]]''

	~~===News and Current Affairs===~~		Throughout its history, Nine Network has been known for its strong programming lineup, including news, current affairs, sports, and entertainment. It has been home to many iconic Australian television programs and has played a significant role in shaping the Australian television landscape.
	Nine Network is known for its ~~comprehensive news coverage. The flagship~~ news ~~program is ''[[Nine News]]''~~, ~~which airs daily. Other notable news and~~ current affairs programs ~~include ''[[A Current Affair]]''~~ and ~~''[[60 Minutes (~~Australian ~~TV program)\|60 Minutes]]''~~.

	==~~=Sports=~~==		== Programming ==
	~~The network has~~ a ~~strong focus on sports broadcasting. It holds the rights to broadcast major sporting events such as the [[National Rugby League]] (NRL), [[Australian Open]]~~, ~~and [[The Ashes]] cricket series.~~		Nine Network offers a diverse range of programming, including:

	~~==Affiliates~~ and ~~Subsidiaries==~~		* '''News and Current Affairs''': The network's flagship news program is ''[[Nine News]]'', which provides comprehensive coverage of national and international news. Other notable programs include ''[[60 Minutes]]'' and ''[[A Current Affair]]''.
	~~Nine Network operates several affiliate stations across Australia, including~~:
	* [[~~WIN Television~~]]
	* [[~~NBN Television~~]]
	* [[~~Imparja Television~~]]

	~~==Digital Channels==~~		* '''Entertainment''': Nine Network is known for its popular entertainment shows such as ''[[The Block]]'', ''[[Married at First Sight]]'', and ''[[The Voice Australia]]''.
	~~In addition to its main channel,~~ Nine Network ~~operates several digital channels:~~
	* [[~~9Gem~~]]
	* [[~~9Go!~~]]
	* [[9Life]]
	* [[~~9Rush~~]]

	~~==Ownership==~~		* '''Sports''': The network has broadcast rights to major sporting events, including the [[Australian Open]], [[NRL]], and [[Cricket Australia]] matches.
	~~Nine Network is owned by [[Nine Entertainment Co.]]~~, ~~a diversified media company that also owns~~ [[~~The Sydney Morning Herald~~]], [[~~The Age (newspaper)\|The Age~~]], and [[~~Australian Financial Review~~]].

	~~==See Also==~~		* '''Drama and Comedy''': Nine Network has produced and aired several successful drama and comedy series, including ''[[Underbelly]]'' and ''[[House Husbands]]''.
	* [[Television in Australia]]
	* [[~~List of Australian television series~~]]
	* [[~~List of television stations in Australia~~]]

	==~~References~~==		== Digital and Online Presence ==
	~~{{Reflist}}~~		In addition to its traditional broadcast services, Nine Network has embraced digital technology and online platforms. The network operates the [[9Now]] streaming service, which allows viewers to watch live and on-demand content online. This service has expanded Nine's reach and provided viewers with more flexible viewing options.

	==~~External Links~~==		== Ownership and Management ==
	{{~~Commons category\|Nine Network~~}}		Nine Network is owned by [[Nine Entertainment Co.]], a diversified media company with interests in television, radio, digital media, and publishing. The network's headquarters are located in [[Sydney]], New South Wales.

			== Also see ==
			* [[Seven Network]]
			* [[Network Ten]]
			* [[ABC Television]]
			* [[SBS Television]]
			* [[Nine News]]
			* [[Nine Entertainment Co.]]

			{{Television in Australia}}

	[[Category:Television networks in Australia]]		[[Category:Television networks in Australia]]
	[[Category:Television channels and stations established in 1956]]		[[Category:Television channels and stations established in 1956]]
	[[Category:Nine Network]]		[[Category:Nine Network]]
	~~[[Category:Mass media in Sydney]]~~
	~~[[Category:Australian television networks]]~~

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[[file:Nine_Network,_Docklands.jpg|thumb|left]] [[file:1_Denison_Street_North_Sydney.jpg|thumb|left]] [[file:Australian_media_interviews_an_Australian_army_trainer_at_Camp_Taji,_Iraq,_Feb._26,_2017.jpg|thumb|right]] [[file:Nine_Plaza,_Perth_-_Studio.jpg|thumb|right]] [[file:Nine_HD_logo_2015.png|thumb|right]] '''Nine Network''' (commonly known as '''Channel Nine''' or simply '''Nine''') is a major [[television network]] in [[Australia]]. It is one of the five main free-to-air television networks in the country and is owned by [[Nine Entertainment Co.]] The network's headquarters are located in [[Sydney]], [[New South Wales]].

==History==
Nine Network was launched on 16 September 1956 by [[Frank Packer]]. It was the first television station to broadcast in Australia, initially serving the Sydney area. The network expanded its reach over the years, establishing stations in other major cities such as [[Melbourne]], [[Brisbane]], [[Adelaide]], and [[Perth]].

==Programming==
Nine Network offers a wide range of programming, including [[news]], [[sports]], [[drama]], [[comedy]], and [[reality television]]. Some of its most popular shows include:
* ''[[60 Minutes (Australian TV program)|60 Minutes]]''
* ''[[A Current Affair]]''
* ''[[The Block (Australian TV series)|The Block]]''
* ''[[Married at First Sight (Australian TV series)|Married at First Sight]]''
* ''[[Today (Australian TV program)|Today]]''

===News and Current Affairs===
Nine Network is known for its comprehensive news coverage. The flagship news program is ''[[Nine News]]'', which airs daily. Other notable news and current affairs programs include ''[[A Current Affair]]'' and ''[[60 Minutes (Australian TV program)|60 Minutes]]''.

===Sports===
The network has a strong focus on sports broadcasting. It holds the rights to broadcast major sporting events such as the [[National Rugby League]] (NRL), [[Australian Open]], and [[The Ashes]] cricket series.

==Affiliates and Subsidiaries==
Nine Network operates several affiliate stations across Australia, including:
* [[WIN Television]]
* [[NBN Television]]
* [[Imparja Television]]

==Digital Channels==
In addition to its main channel, Nine Network operates several digital channels:
* [[9Gem]]
* [[9Go!]]
* [[9Life]]
* [[9Rush]]

==Ownership==
Nine Network is owned by [[Nine Entertainment Co.]], a diversified media company that also owns [[The Sydney Morning Herald]], [[The Age (newspaper)|The Age]], and [[Australian Financial Review]].

==See Also==
* [[Television in Australia]]
* [[List of Australian television series]]
* [[List of television stations in Australia]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External Links==
{{Commons category|Nine Network}}

[[Category:Television networks in Australia]]
[[Category:Television channels and stations established in 1956]]
[[Category:Nine Network]]
[[Category:Mass media in Sydney]]
[[Category:Australian television networks]]

{{Australia-tv-stub}}

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