How to watch the Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla
The Coronation of King Charles III is hours away, and the historical event will be broadcast to millions around the world.
As part of the Commonwealth, many Aussies will be watching with eyes glued to their screens to see the crowning of the King as well as Queen Camilla.
Channel 9 will be reporting every key moment live from London, with the broadcast being hosted by Peter Overton, and Ally Langdon.
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The coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla will be watched by millions. Hugo Burnand/Royal Household 202
Royal experts Dickie Arbiter and Camilla Tominey will also be providing an insight to the event and the importance of this ceremony.
9News correspondents Brett McLeoud, Carrie-Ann Greenbank, and Edward Godfrey will be located throughout London and Windsor to bring live coverage of the event.
The Nine team will also be crossing to BBC's world coverage of the official ceremony and service which will be broadcast without commercials.
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For the die-hard royal fans wanting to start the celebrations early, a special edition of Weekend Today will be broadcast from 6am on Saturday, featuring Jayne Azzopadi and Clint Stanaway along with Nine's exclusive experts.
Viewers can also re-watch the ceremony the following morning just in case they missed anything the night before from 6am.
Across Australia, coverage of the historical moment will be broadcast live and free on Channel 9 in Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, Northern Territory and Tasmania.
For New South Wales and Queensland, viewers will be able to watch it on 9Gem as well as 9Now.
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If you live in either Victoria, South Australia, or Tasmania, the broadcast will begin at 5pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
For those in New South Wales and Queensland, royal fans will be able to watch from 5pm on Channel 9 and 9Now but will switch over to 9Gem and 9Now at 7pm.
If you're up in the Northern Territory, the coverage will begin on Channel 9 and 9Now at 4:30pm and switchh to 9Gem and 9Now at 6:30pm.
Last but not least, of you're wanting to watch from the west, coverage will begin at 3pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
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The Procession will leave Buckingham Palace and head all the way to Westminster Abbey. SOPA Images/LightRocket via Gett
King Charles III was just three years old when his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II took the throne after the passing of her father King George VI.
On Saturday, it's his turn, as the King and Queen Consort Camilla will be officially crowned by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby.
At 74 years old, this will be the moment King Charles has been waiting for his whole life after he automatically took the throne following his mother's death.
You can follow Nine's live coverage on Channel 9 or 9Now.
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