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{{Unreferenced|date=December 2025}} {{Use dmy dates|date=July 2015}} {{Use Australian English|date=July 2015}} This is a list of Nine Network's past and present presenters and the programs they appear on, in alphabetical order by their last name.
==Current Presenters== {| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%; width:70%;" ! style="width:15%;"|Presenter ! style="width:55%;"|Programs ! style="width:15%;"|Time at Network |- |Sarah Abo |''60 Minutes'' & ''Today'' |2019 – |- |Amelia Adams |''Nine News & 60 Minutes'' |2008 – |- |Alison Ariotti |''Nine News & Today'' reporter (2009-2013) |2004 – |- |Jayne Azzopardi |''Today'''', Weekend Today & Nine News'' |2009 – |- |Scherri-Lee Biggs |''Nine News'' |2014 – |- |James Bracey |''Wide World of Sports'', ''State of Origin,'' ''Australian Open'', ''Sports Sunday'' & ''100% Footy'' |2017 – |- | Tara Brown | ''60 Minutes'', ''Nine News'', ''A Current Affair'' & ''The Gift'' | 1992 – |- |Mark Burrows |''Nine News'' |1986 – |- | Scott Cam | ''Burke's Backyard'', ''Backyard Blitz'', ''Domestic Blitz'' & ''The Block'' | 2000 – |- |David Campbell | ''Today Extra'' & ''Weekend Today'' | 2012 – |- | Natalia Cooper | ''Today'' (2013-2019), ''Weekend Today'' & ''Nine News'' | 2010 – |- | Shelley Craft | ''Domestic Blitz'', ''Australia's Funniest Home Videos'' & ''The Block'' | 2008 – |- |Melissa Downes |''Nine News'' |2001 – |- | Ben Fordham | ''Today'', ''Nine News'', ''A Current Affair'' & ''Australian Ninja Warrior'' | 1999 – |- | Georgie Gardner | ''Today'' (2006 - 2014) & ''Nine News'' | 2002 – |- |Tracy Grimshaw |''Today'' (1996-2005) & ''A Current Affair'' & '' Do You Want To Live Forever?'' |1981 – |- | Natalie Gruzlewski | ''Getaway'', ''The Farmer Wants a Wife'' & ''Nine News'' (2010-2012) | 1999 – |- | Peter Hitchener | ''Nine News'' | 1974 – |- | Steven Jacobs | ''Today'' & ''Power of 10'' (2008) | 1991 – 1995, 2005 – |- | Sylvia Jeffreys | ''Nine News, A Current Affair &'' ''Today'' | 2005 – |- |Tony Jones |''Nine News & Today (2019)'' |1986 – |- | Wendy Kingston | ''Nine News & Weekend Today'' (2014-2015) | 2007 – |- | Deborah Knight | ''Weekend Today'' & ''Today'' (2011-2014), ''A Current Affair'' | 2011 – |- |Monika Kos |''Nine News'' |2020 – |- | Allison Langdon | ''60 Minutes,'' ''Weekend Today, Today & A Current Affair'' | 2001 – |- | Alicia Loxley | ''Weekend Today'' (2010-2011) & ''Nine News'' | 2009 – |- | Eddie McGuire | ''Millionaire Hot Seat'', ''1 vs 100'', ''Nine's Wide World of Sports'' commentator | 1993 – |- | Leila McKinnon | ''Weekend Today'' (2009-2014), ''Nine News'' & ''A Current Affair'' | 1995 – |- | Brett McLeod | ''Nine News'' | 2002 – |- |Eva Milic |''Nine Gold Coast News'' |2018 – |- | Livinia Nixon | ''Getaway, Postcards, Temptation'', ''Nine News'' & ''Hey Hey It's Saturday'' | 1997 – |- | Peter Overton | ''60 Minutes'' (2001-2009) & ''Nine News'' | 2001 – |- | Catriona Rowntree | ''Getaway'' & ''The Chopping Block'' | 1993 – |- | Belinda Russell | ''Nine News'' & ''Today Extra'' |2007 – |- |Davina Smith |''A Current Affair'' |2002 – |- | Karl Stefanovic | ''Today'', ''Nine News'' & ''60 Minutes'' | 2000 – |- |Michael Thomson |''Nine News'' |1987 – 2011, 2013 – |- |Tracy Vo |''Nine News'' |2007 – |- | Richard Wilkins | ''Today, Today Extra & Weekend Today'' | 1985 – |}
==Former Presenters== {| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%; width:70%;" ! style="width:15%;"|Presenter ! style="width:55%;"|Programs ! style="width:15%;"|Time at Network |- |Brooke Boney |''Today'' |2019 – 2024 |- |Liam Bartlett |''60 Minutes'' |2006 – 2022 |- | Stephanie Brantz | ''Nine News'' & ''Nine's Wide World of Sport'' commentator | 2006 – 2010 (departed for ABC TV) |- | James Brayshaw | ''The Footy Show'' & ''Nine's Wide World of Sport'' commentator | 2002 – 2016 |- | Paul Clitheroe | ''Money'' | 1993 – 2002, 2006 |- | Keith Conlon | ''Postcards'' | 1995 – 2011 |- | Kevin Crease | ''Clarkson's TV Hostess Quest'', ''Adelaide Tonight'', ''News Beat'' & ''Nine News'' | 1959 – 1974,<br />1987 – 2007 (deceased) |- |Alex Cullen |''Today'' |2020 – 2025 |- |Kate Collins |''Nine News'' |2006 – 2025 |- | Larry Emdur | ''The Price Is Right'' & ''Cash Bonanza'' | 1993 – 2005 (departed for Seven Network) |- | Mark Ferguson | ''Nine News'' | 1988 – 2009 |- | Heather Foord | ''Nine News'' | 1989 – 2011 |- |Tim Gilbert |''Nine News'' & ''Today'' (2014-2019) |1996 – 2019 |- |Ross Greenwood |''Nine News'', ''Today'', ''A Current Affair'' & ''60 Minutes'' |2003 –|2003 – 2019 |- | Jo Hall | ''Nine News'' | 1979 – 2021 |- | Brooke Hanson | ''What's Good For You'' | 2006 – 2007 |- | Peter Harvey | ''Nine News'' & ''60 Minutes'' | 1975 – 2013 (deceased) |- | Brian Henderson | ''Nine News'' | 1956 – 2002 (retired) |- | Helen Kapalos | ''Nightline'', ''A Current Affair'' & ''Nine News'' | 2002 – 2005 (departed for Network 10, then Seven Network) |- | Rob Kelvin | ''Nine News'' | 1979 – 2010 |- | Sonia Kruger | ''Today Extra (2016-2019), The Voice & Big Brother'' | 2011 – 2019 (departed for Seven Network) |- |Wally Lewis |''Nine News'' |1999 – 2023 |- | Steve Liebmann | ''Today'' | 1981 – 1987, 1990 – 2005 |- |Andrew Lotfthouse |''Nine News'' |2008 – 2025 |- | Garry Lyon | ''The Footy Show'' & ''Nine's Wide World of Sport'' commentator | 2002 – 2017 |- |Rebecca Maddern |''Weekend Today, Australian Ninja Warrior & AFL Footy Show'' |2016 – 2021 |- | Trevor Marmalade | ''The Footy Show'' | 1994 – 2009 |- | Ray Martin | ''60 Minutes'' (1979-1984), ''A Current Affair'' (1994-1998, 2003–2005) & ''Midday'' (1985-1993) | 1978 – 2008 |- | Erin Molan | ''Nine News Sydney'' & ''The Sunday Footy Show'' | 2008 – 2022 |- | Mike Munro | ''Nine News'', ''A Current Affair'', ''This Is Your Life'' & ''Missing Persons Unit'' | 1986 – 2008 (departed for Seven Network) |- | Brian Naylor | ''Nine News'' | 1978 – 1998 (deceased) |- | Kelly Nestor | ''Nine News'' | 2007 – 2009 |- | Bert Newton | ''Bert's Family Feud'', ''20 to 01'' & ''What a Year '' | 1959 – 1985, 2006 – 2012 (retired) |- | Bruce Paige | ''Nine News'' (1993-2009) & ''Nine Gold Coast News'' | 1993 – 2009 |- |Michael Pavlich |''Nine News'' |2018 – 2025 |- | Toni Pearen | ''Australia's Funniest Home Videos'' | 2003 – 2007 |- | Ed Phillips | ''Temptation'' | 2005 – 2008 |- | Andrew Rochford | ''What's Good For You'' | 2006 – 2009 (departed for Network 10) |- | Michael Slater | ''Nine's Wide World of Sport'' commentator | 2006 –2018 |- | Kellie Sloane | ''Nine News'', ''Nightline'' & ''Today'' | 1997 – 2010 |- |Amber Sherlock |''Today'' ''(2007-2009), Nine News Now & Nine News'' |2007 – 2025 |- | Daryl Somers | ''Hey Hey It's Saturday'' | 1969 – 1999, 2009 – 2010 |- | Vince Sorrenti | ''Helloworld'' (Now a Channel Seven production) | 2018 – 2019 |- | Michael Usher | ''Nightline'', ''Nine News'' & ''60 Minutes'' | 1993 – 2016 (left for Seven Network |- |Jonathan Uptin |''Nine News'' |2000 – 2025|- | Lisa Wilkinson | ''Today'' | 2007 – 2017 |- | Cameron Williams | ''Today'' (2006-2010), ''Weekend Today'' (2009-2016) & ''Nine News'' | 2006 – 2022 |}
==See also== * Nine News for lists of reporters for each state's bulletins.
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