The 7.30 Report

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Despite his 40-plus years in journalism the ABC's Kerry O'Brien has never possessed a university degree -until now.
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The final week of ratings was nearly a clean sweep for Seven with 6 of 7 nights won -a microcosm of the year itself.
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If television were a horse race bookmakers would be losing a lot of money as Seven stays ahead of the pack again last week. At least the winning post is in sight.
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What a week in telly. The departure of the Packer name from Nine, new channels, axed shows, resignations and a blast from the past. Are we there yet?
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The introduction of Daylight Saving is an unholy mess to viewers outside NSW, Victoria and Tasmania, causing headaches to breakfast programmes and voting for Australian Idol.
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Ouch. After a week of axings, TEN has landed fourth behind the ABC, which didn't even have any stunt programming. TEN was even lower than when it had Big Brother.
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New and local programmes continue to shine for Seven, while TEN and Nine get a rude lesson in the perils of too many repeats.
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NRL may have helped Nine win Sydney & Brissy but Seven has won the week nationally once more. Some nights there is next to no competition but tired movie repeats. Television is like politics, we all benefit from a healthy opposition and suffer when there's none.
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TEN tried 4 new formats last week with mixed results. Both Nine and TEN lost ground while Seven keeps surging from the Olympics.