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Ratings: Deja-vu for Melbourne. MasterChef tops entertainment shows on Thursday.

This week Back Roads is heading into silo country, taking a journey through Victoria’s Wimmera. Host Heather Ewart visits towns that could not sound more Australian if they tried, Rupanyup and Minyip (where Flying Doctors was filmed). Heather meets the hard-working and humble people of this part of Australia, who have made their homes on the wide-open plains. Rupanyup has been enjoying a steady stream of tourists thanks to its massive silos in town, which were painted by a Russian street ar...

Two Republicans are vying for one nomination in the GOP primary race for an at-large seat on the West Deer Board of Supervisors. Incumbent Supervisor Beverly Jordan faces former Supervisor Gerry Vaerewyck in the May 18 primary. They previously served together on the board from 2016 to 2018. No Democrats

Far North by motorbike: Now this is what I call a holiday 8 minutes to read By: Michael Lamb Theres more of the Far North to see on a gravel-loving bike off the main highways, writes Michael Lamb Im halfway down an old shark fishermans track on the Karikari Peninsula when the back wheel of my motorbike digs into a muddy rut and Im tossed sideways into a gorse bush. I stand up. The sun is oven hot. The birds are singing and everything is still. A trickle of petrol runs out of my BMW G650GS. I...

MasterChef Masterclass at 308,000 then Q+A (256,000). Seven network won 27.9% then Nine 26.5%, 10 20.7%, ABC 16.7% and SBS 8.3%. Seven News was #1 at 995,000 / 970,000 for Seven then The Chase (475,000 / 301,000) then Ramsay’s 24 Hours to Hell and Back (135,000) and The Clown & the Candyman (68,000). Nine News (881,000 / 826,000) was best for Nine then A Current Affair (645,000) and Hot Seat (476,000 / 283,000), Mega Zoo (186,000 in 3 cities), Emergency (165,000). The Project drew...

Guest presenter Kristy O’Brien heads out to north-west Qld and big cattle country, Cloncurry.

William & Catherine: Saving the Crown (336,000) and Q+A (232,000).  NRL was 334,000 across Nine network. Seven network won Thursday with 28.7% then Nine 26.2%, 10 20.6%, ABC 15.7% and SBS 8.7%. Seven News was #1 at 968,000 / 930,000 for Seven then   The Chase (473,000 / 305,000).  Ramsay’s 24 Hours to Hell & Back was 161,000 then The Nine News (906,000 / 876,000) was best for Nine then A Current Affair (618,000) and Hot Seat (448,000 / 265,000). Mega Zoo was 195,000 in 3 cities. Emer...

Share But instead of helping his beloved out, Brooklyn held her in place allowing Nelson to get a direct hit on her head, with all three falling about laughing. Captioning the fun video, Nicola penned: Thanks for the help @brooklynbeckham.  Fun times: The actress, 26, was seen giggling and squealing as her beau, 22, held onto her as her billionaire father, 78, hilariously poured a glass of liquid over her head The water shenanigans came days after Nicola joined her beau, the rest of the Beckh...

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard Cruel Summer is the latest Freeform series which is bound to become your TV obsession. The series follows Jeanette Turner (Chiara Aurelia) and Kate Wallis (Olivia Holt) as an abduction rocks their small town. Kate disappears and Jeanette becomes the prime suspect in her disappearance. Set in Skylin, Texas, Cruel Summer takes place over three years, 1993, 1994, and 1995, and showcases three days of events, all starting on June 21. Cruel Summer has intrigue, drama,...

April 16th, 2021 By David Knox 3 commentsFiled under: News, Seven had a winning night on Thursday thanks in part to AFL which drew 469,000 across the network with NRL at 388,000 across Nine’s. But 7:30 led its slot at 462,000 then Back Roads (416,000), Bondi Rescue (285,000). Seven News was #1 at 939,000 / 891,000 then The Chase (502,000 / 299,000) and Home & Away (409,000 across the network). The Duke and I was 97,000 in 3 cities. Nine News (870,000 / 817,000 was best for Nine.  A C...