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Nine are busy promoting to the media what to expect to see on their network for the rest of the year - listing shows for both Nine and GO! - who recently on Facebook have been telling everyone that all their recent programming changes have been to make way for “hot new shows”.

Shows to come in the remaining four months of the ratings season on Nine include:

Nine have spent the last week selling to the media and advertisers their 2010 line up and programming. CEO David Gyngell, programmer Michael Healy and sales boss Peter Wiltshire presented in each of the three east coast capital cities.

Nine’s year will begin with their ongoing summer of Cricket, then the Winter Olympics in February. Nine made reference to the fact that they have Seven firmly in their sites and that the sun will set this year on Sunrise. Nine’s morning Today show has been narrowing the gap between it’s rival on Seven.

Nine’s collection of shows for 2010 include Underbelly, Top Gear, Hey Hey Its Saturday, V, AFP, Rescue Special Ops, Sea Patrol, Cops LAC and the Politically Incorrect Parenting show amongst many others. Other surprises set to make a return in 2010 will be Who Want to be a Millionaire, This is Your Life and the national IQ Test - a ratings hit back in 2002.