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An MPEG-4 HD feed of 9Gem was first broadcast in Darwin on 14 June 2019 on channel 95, then in Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide on 19 June 2019, followed by Sydney and Melbourne on 20 June 2019. [10] On 1 August, NBN upgraded 9Gem to HD in Northern New South Wales and the Gold Coast. [ 11 ]
Australia's Funniest Home Videos (1990–2014) Australia's Funniest Home Videos: World's Funniest Videos (2009) Australia's Naughtiest Home Videos (1992, 2008) Best of the Best (2009) The Beer Factor (2012 on 9Go!) Between the Lines (2011) Big Questions (2006) The Boss is Coming to Dinner (2010) The Catch-Up (2007) Celebrity Golf Shoot-Out (2006)
Australia is undefeated in 31 season-opening tests at the Gabba since 1989. Its only two test defeats at the ground in that time have come when it closed out the summer schedule, including a ...
Boffins (1995, was only released on video but did air in a number of countries) Bunyip (1989) Butterfly Island (1985–1986, Season 1 only, the rest of the series aired on Seven Network from 1987 to 1993) C/o The Bartons (1988) Camera Script (1987) Captain Cookaburra's AustraliHa (1984–1988) Captain Cookaburra's Road to Discovery (1985–1986)
Seven Afternoon News (Seven News at 4) – Exclusive weekdays 4 pm – 5 pm, produced locally in Syd/Melb/Bris/Adel/Per (2013–present) National programs produced in Sydney Seven Early News – weekdays 5 am – 5:30 am (2008–present) Seven Morning News – Exclusive weekdays 11.30 am – noon (2004–present)
2002 saw the first revenue-generating broadcast in native HD in Australia, with the drama Judging Amy. [23] Nine increased its native HD output in the lead-up to the commencement of the HD quota on 1 July 2003, from which point it broadcast a minimum of 1,040 hours of native HD content per year. The largest portion of this was The Today Show.
The ABC's Sydney headquarters in Ultimo The first ever broadcast of ABC Television – presented by Michael Charlton, 5 November 1956.. The history of the ABC's television operations can be traced back to 1953, when the federal Television Act was passed, providing the initial regulatory framework for both the ABC and commercial television networks. [1]
The bulletin was broadcast throughout regional Western Australia on WIN Television from its first day of broadcast through to 26 August 2007 when Nine News's bulletin for Perth replaced Ten News. Charmaine Dragun was a co-anchor of the 5pm bulletin alongside Tim Webster until her suicide on 2 November 2007.