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On 29 June 2009, the bulletin was replaced by an hour-long news magazine program, This Afternoon, which was axed after 12 programs due to poor ratings. In December 2016, long-time sports presenter Ken Sutcliffe retired after 34 years of presenting the sport; he was replaced by Cameron Williams. In mid-2014, Snook replaced Russell but was promoted to the sports department two years later, with Vella assuming the role. The Mets started the 1999 season well, going 17-9, but after an eight-game losing streak, including the last two to the New York Yankees, the Mets fired their entire coaching staff except for manager Bobby Valentine.The Mets, in front of a national audience on Sunday Night Baseball, beat the New York Yankees 7-2 in the turning point of the 1999 season. Enter "MythBusters." Every Wednesday night on Discovery Channel, hosts Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman test the limits of human ingenuity and sometimes even their own bodies to get to the bottom of some of the most well-known urban myths. Each balloon has a metallic box of electronic equipment hanging from the bottom via cord with attached solar panels for power. WIN News Tasmania continues to air local news at 5:30 pm weeknights followed by Nine News Melbourne at 6:00 pm nightly.

On 1 May 2017, Victoria received its own local hour-long bulletin while the former national bulletin was reformatted to serve New South Wales. National evening updates originate from Sydney, while weekend late updates are broadcast from Perth (previously Melbourne). In June 2008, live streaming of the 6:00 pm bulletins from Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane were introduced on the Nine News website. Its flagship program is an hour-long bulletin at 6:00 pm, with editions produced by Nine's owned-and-operated stations in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth. In 2017, following the extension of Millionaire Hot Seat to 60 minutes, the Western Australian, South Australian, and Queensland bulletins were reformatted to statewide, hour-long 4:00 pm bulletins under the brand Nine Live to replace the national bulletin in full. The segment included a review of newspaper front pages (e.g., The Australian, The Courier-Mail, and The Advertiser) and transitioned from pre-recorded to live crosses. After the eighth volume, the series introduced several trilogies that focus on one or a few of the original cast of characters as they set out on separate adventures. A separate edition for Western Australia was introduced on 14 March 2012 and is simulcast on WIN Television in regional WA.

Regional news coverage is incorporated into the bulletin following WIN's decision to end separate WIN News bulletins for regional Western Australia. The bulletin is simulcast across New South Wales and the ACT through Nine O&O NBN in Northern NSW and Nine affiliate WIN Television in Southern New South Wales, the ACT, and Griffith. The bulletin is simulcast across South Australia through affiliates WIN SA and Southern Cross Nine GDS/BDN. The bulletin is simulcast across regional Queensland and the Gold Coast through Nine O&Os NBN, NTD in Darwin and Nine affiliates WIN Television and remote eastern and central Australia on Imparja Television. Windsong's Legacy becomes the seventh horse to win the North American Trotting Triple Crown. 9News Sydney is presented from the TCN studios in North Sydney by Peter Overton (Sunday-Thursday) and Georgie Gardner (Friday and Saturday) with sport presented by James Bracey (Sunday-Thursday) and Emma Lawrence (Friday and Saturday) and weather presented by TBA (Sunday-Thursday) and Belinda Russell (Friday-Saturday).

The 10-minute national news bulletin is presented by Nine Radio journalists - working with the newsrooms of 2GB, 3AW, 4BC and 6PR - and utilizes the resources of 9News’ team of journalists. Nine Morning News, Nine Afternoon News, and later Nine News Now were also made available for live streaming online. Originally pre-recorded, the bulletin began as the "AM Edition" of Qantas Inflight News, a daily update for passengers. The Melbourne edition is presented from GTV studios in Docklands by Brett McLeod or rotating presenters and weather presenter Madeline Spark. 9News: First at Five airs at 5:00 pm on weekends, presented from GTV studios in Docklands by rotating anchors. Short, localised updates air weekday afternoons, presented by state-based reporters. The bulletin, which was presented by Sharyn Ghidella and Chris Smith, briefly resumed at 6:00 am in February 2005 before being cancelled again in July 2005. Presenters, including Amber Sherlock, Alicia Loxley, Belinda Russell, Julie Snook, Lara Vella and Alex Cullen anchored the bulletin at various times.