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Home and Away, Hard Quiz top the night Crikey 12 hrs ago Home and Away (1.035 million) and  Hard Quiz (957,000) were the most watched non-news programs followed by the 5.30pm segment of  The Chase Australia with 945,000. Nine’s  Travel Guides averaged 931,000 and  Doctor Doctor jumped to 631,000 in its dying days for Nine.  Big Brother (845,000),  MasterChef Australia (760,000) rounded out the top programs of interest. Breakfast: Today, 321,000/213,000;  News Breakfast, 276,000/1...

May 27th, 2021 By David Knox 1 commentFiled under: Pay TV, Paul Murray Live is in Wagga Wagga tonight and there are audience tickets available. Murray will be speaking with tourist operators, business owners and local heroes, as well as politicians and council members including Wagga Wagga Mayor Councillor Greg Conkey. Delta Goodrem will also perform ‘All of My Friends’ and ‘Not Me, Not I’. “I can’t wait to head down to Wagga Wagga and speak to the locals. The community spirit in W...

April 29th, 2021 By David Knox 1 commentFiled under: Pay TV, Paul Murray Live: Our Town will be in Ballarat tonight for SKY News. He will speak to businesses and locals, including Mayor Daniel Moloney and ‘Shine Award 2020’ recipient Kate Davis, with a performance from Pete Murray. “It’s no secret that Victoria was hardest hit by COVID-19 and lockdowns, and Ballarat, a proud manufacturing town is no exception. The stories of triumph against an unprecedented global pandemic are worth sh...

No one’s watching you, Big Brother, but everyone’s watching cute 4-year-olds Crikey 4 hrs ago © Provided by Crikey Old Peoples Home For 4 Year Olds Seven won the night in total people from Nine (by 0.3% and the main channels by 0.1%) and boasted about it. But Seven won’t tell you the real result: Big Brother is a failure after just two eps, joining My Kitchen Rules and Last night MasterChef Australia (790,000) were beaten in total people by Old People’s Home for 4 Year Olds on...

Under Investigation and the case of the missing viewers Crikey 2/03/2021 © Provided by Crikey It was Nine’s night on TV but not its day in the boardroom as the underlying split that erupted last year over departing CEO Hugh Marks re-emerged. On the small screen last night it was MAFS, again with an improved national audience of 1.35 million. Nine’s true crime exploiter Under Investigation debuted strong on 1.06 million but suffered from 290,000 or so viewers from MAFS switching off. ...

minus BRENTON RAGLESS: They don’t do it for the accolades or praise but for 25 years extraordinary Australian mums have been celebrated with their own special award. Now, the Barnardos Mother of the Year is coming to an end, cancelled because the charity says it doesn’t reflect modern families. - Nine News (Adelaide), 8 February, 2021 Hello, I’m Paul Barry, welcome to Media Watch. And that news saw the mother of all media storms last week, as the popular charity ditched its quarter-centur...

Broadcast: Published: Transcript minus But now to other matters of national importance and the search engine that is on everyone’s lips: MADELEINE MORRIS: … chances are it has been a long time since you’ve used Microsoft’s Bing search engine … - News Breakfast, ABC, 4 February, 2021 FIONA WILLAN: … instead of doing a Google search, maybe we’ll soon be doing a Bing search. - Today, Channel Nine, 4 February, 2021 MARC FENNELL: Don’t make me use Bing. Come on.  - News Breakfas...

January 26th, 2021 By David Knox 1 commentFiled under: Pay TV, Former Nine finance expert Ross Greenwood has joined SKY News as Business Editor. With more than 40 years’ experience, he will anchor Business Weekend, and contribute analysis across SKY News programs. Joining him will be The Australian’s Economics Editor Adam Creighton, who will shortly take up a new post as Washington Correspondent. Paul Whittaker, Chief Executive Officer, SKY News Australia said: “We warmly welcome Ross t...