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9StreamLIVE

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9StreamLIVE
Company typeOnline panel show
IndustryTelevision broadcasting
FoundedJanuary 29, 2013; 13 years ago (2013-01-29)
FounderNine News
Headquarters
Sydney
,
Australia
ProductsOnline panel show

9StreamLIVE was an online-only panel show created by Nine News and hosted by Rob McKnight. It served as a derivative of earlier Nine News live streaming content and behind-the-scenes footage shared on YouTube.

Format

The program featured Rob McKnight alongside three panelists, usually comprising Nine News journalists or reporters. McKnight presented news items and invited the panel to share their perspectives, while also promoting audience engagement through social media platforms. Viewer comments appeared on a scrolling ticker and were occasionally read aloud during the broadcast.

Segments

Recurring segments encompassed:

  • Clip of the Week – a highlighted viral internet video
  • Trending on Twitter – the five most discussed topics on Twitter
  • NineMSN Top 5 – the leading articles on NineMSN
  • ARIA Chart – the top five music videos from the ARIA Singles Chart
  • Top 5 Box Office Countdown – the highest-earning Australian films
  • Backend Quickies – a fast-paced roundup of news stories with panel insights near the conclusion of each episode

Series overview

The debut episode of 9StreamLIVE aired on January 29, 2013, at 7:30pm AEDT, later shifting to an 8pm AEDT timeslot. The first season included eight episodes, wrapping up on March 16. The launch of Season Two was postponed due to studio unavailability following the Boston Marathon bombing. The series finale was broadcast on May 28, 2013. The program concluded as Rob McKnight moved to Network Ten to take on an executive producer role for the mid-morning talk show Studio 10.

Episode list

Season Number of Episodes Original Air Dates
Season premiere Season finale
1 8 January 29, 2013 (2013-01-29) March 16, 2013 (2013-03-16)
2 6 April 23, 2013 (2013-04-23) May 28, 2013 (2013-05-28)

Contributors

Each episode featured Rob McKnight joined by three panelists, predominantly drawn from Nine Network personnel, comedians, and print media columnists. Notable contributors included:

Name Appearances
Peter Overton S01E01, S01E06 & S02E03
Caroline Overington S01E01
Dan Ilic S01E01
Peter Hitchener S01E01
Melissa Downes S01E01
Ken Sutcliffe S01E02
David Campbell S01E02
Sarrah Le Marquand S01E02, S01E07 & S02E05
Steve Molk S01E02 & S02E02
Trevor Long S01E02, S02E01 & S02E02
Tom Steinfort S01E03, S01E08 & S02E06
Sarah Harris S01E03 & S01E06
Jonathon Moran S01E03 & S02E04
Dan Barrett S01E03 & S02E03
Ben Fordham S01E04
Elle Halliwell S01E04 & S02E06
Kevin Wilde S01E04
Pete Smith S01E04
Amelia Adams S01E05
Wendy Kingston S01E05
Steele Saunders S01E05, S02E01 & S02E03
Jason Morrison S01E05 & S02E04
James Manning S01E05
Name Appearances
Peter Harvey (Tribute) S01E06
John Westacott S01E06
Paul Bongiorno S01E06
Brett McLeod S01E07, S02E01 & S02E05
Andrew Jaffrey S01E07
Allison Langdon S01E08
Jessica Irvine S01E08
Lucy Chesterton Multiple episodes across both seasons


Special events

Prior to the live broadcast on February 19, 2013, viewers were given access to a "pre-show" segment that showcased behind-the-scenes preparations in real time. This feature became a standard part of the program starting with Season 2.

On April 30, 2013, the program was transmitted live from the QTQ-9 studios located in Brisbane, featuring an in-studio audience.

A segment aired on May 21, 2013, by the BBC included an excerpt from Rob McKnight’s interview at the Doctor Who Pop Up Shop, emphasizing collaborative promotional efforts.

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