How do I write to Channel 9?
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Where is Channel 9 news broadcast?
North Sydney
Nine Network
| Headquarters | 1 Denison Street North Sydney, New South Wales |
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| Language(s) | English |
| Picture format | 1080i HDTV (available on 9HD and 9Gem; downscaled to 16:9 576i for the SDTV feed) |
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How do you submit a story to the news?
1) The simplest format is the the News Outlet giving you an email to submit your news tip/story. The email address will usually be [email protected]_____news.com or [email protected]______news.com. You simply copy down the email address and send them your pitch. 2) The second type of format is a hosted submission box.
How do I get in touch with 9News?
We have two main ways to get in touch: Email: [email protected] Large files (when it’s too big to send by email or text): 9news.wetransfer.com Please include your name, location and contact details – preferably a phone number – in case we need more information. By submitting information to 9News,…
Why subscribe to 9News?
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What’s happening with covid-19 in Perth?
A teenage boy has been seriously injured in an alleged hammer attack at a train station in Perth’s north today. Western Sydney hospitals swamped with 200 daily COVID-19 cases; ACT records 14 new cases; Victoria blames young people for virus spread; Limited new freedoms for vaccinated in Sydney
How many people with close and casual contacts in Perth?
A total of 20 close and casual contacts have been identified with two living in Perth and 18 in regional WA. All are in isolation. A 12-year-old boy has suffered serious head injuries after falling from a car allegedly being driven by a 16-year-old in Perth’s north.
