Nine Network

===Australian-based programs===

{{Anchor|Local programs}}

The Nine Network broadcasts annual events such as [[ARIA Music Awards]] and [[Carols by Candlelight]]. The Nine Network's [[Nine News|News and Current Affairs division]], presents several bulletins and the breakfast TV program ''[[Today (1982 TV program)|Today]]''.

The network presents a range of entertainment programming of various genre's from Australian and overseas sources.

Nine's current Australian programming line-up include: ''[[Getaway (TV series)|Getaway]]'', ''[[60 Minutes (Australian TV program)|60 Minutes]]'', ''[[The Sunday Footy Show (AFL)|The AFL Sunday Footy Show]]'', ''[[Footy Classified]]'', ''[[100% Footy]]'', ''[[The Sunday Footy Show (rugby league)|The NRL Sunday Footy Show]]'', ''[[Sports Sunday]]'', ''Cross Court'', ''[[RBT (TV series)|RBT]]'', ''[[Emergency (2020 Australian TV series)|Emergency]]'', ''[[Paramedics (Australian TV series)|Paramedics]]'', ''[[The Block (Australian TV series)|The Block]]'', ''[[Tipping Point Australia]]'', ''[[20 to 1]]'', ''[[Australian Ninja Warrior]]'', ''[[Travel Guides (TV series)|Travel Guides]]'', ''[[Lego Masters (Australian TV series)|Lego Masters]]'', ''[[Married at First Sight (Australian TV series)|Married at First Sight]]'', ''[[The Hundred with Andy Lee]]'', ''[[Parental Guidance (Australian TV series)|Parental Guidance]]'', ''[[Snackmasters#International versions|Snackmasters]]'', ''[[The Summit (TV series)|The Summit]]'', ''[[Love Island Australia]]'', ''[[My Mum, Your Dad]]'', ''[[Taronga: Who's Who in the Zoo]]'', and ''[[Accidental Heroes (TV series)|Accidental Heroes]]''.