Anthony Albanese on The Observer Effect
Deputy Prime Minister is next guest on The Observer Effect, talking about his ‘three great faiths.’
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Deputy Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is next guest with Ellen Fanning on The Observer Effect, talking about his ‘three great faiths.’
Joining Ellen from 8.30pm next Sunday on SBS ONE, Mr Albanese will observe the week’s news events, and discuss the three ‘guiding lights’ that have defined him as a man and politician.
The Catholic Church, The South Sydney Football club and The Australian Labor Party will all be on the agenda for discussion, when Mr Albanese joins Ellen Fanning in the “observer’s chair Sunday 11 August.
The Deputy Prime Minister of Australia will take time to tackle and explain some of the more complex issues affecting Australian public life and talk about his portfolio as Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy.
He will also comment on his life growing up with a single mother in Camperdown NSW and discuss his party’s future in the context of the 7 September federal election.
Sunday 11 August 8.30pm on SBS ONE.
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P.S. I’m not saying make changes immediately or anything. But maybe keep it in mind possible next year. It is of course up to SBS on what it wants to do.
Since I probably won’t be seeing the news I might watch some shows more often. Although I’ll also be less exposed to SBS ads however too.
I’m just an individual so I could be wrong but I think SBS viewers prefer documentaries on Sunday 8.30pm. I’ll admit I haven’t been too obsessive about the numbers but don’t they usually rate more? So SBS has a choice continue with this programme or maybe try it at a later time. Dateline airs at 9.30pm so it’s no disgrace.
I’ll also point out one time you mentioned The Observer Effect on the News that involved the Chief of Army and it rated around 80,000 overnight. Ita Buttrose wasn’t mentioned on the News and it rated somewhere around 130,000 if I remember correctly. So you’ve proven ads alone can work. I still don’t get why a commercial channel wants to undermine that. If you want me to speculate what happened this week. I think some viewers might have been lured by The Ashes.