Ratings: An Australian-themed episode draws a big crowd for Nine. 10 drama faces a big numbers dilemma.
Read moreAttenborough lifts for Nine. Playing for Keeps in trouble.
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Is WAGs a dirty word?
Two of the Playing For Keeps cast explain there is more to WAGs than just an acronym.
Read moreBachelorette up, Love Island down.
Ratings: Two reality romance shows, but only one poised for a happy ending.
Read moreThe race that tops the nation
Ratings: 10’s Melbourne Cup broadcast was down by half a million viewers on 2018 race.
Read moreAre viewers getting bored at 8:30?
Ratings: It was once a slot for must-see Aussie drama but viewers are drifting from 8:30 shows or turning to multichannels.
Read moreHome ground for Jeremy Lindsay Taylor
“I’m happy here, doing quality stuff, telling Australian stories,” says Playing for Keeps star.
Read morePlaying for Keeps low, as Gruen leads slot.
Ratings: 10 drama lands behind Struggle Street. Nine leads primary but Seven wins network share.
Read moreBlock, Gruen win Wednesday slots.
Ratings: It’s a soft return for 10’s Playing for Keeps. Nine wins Wednesday.
Read moreWAGs “not a put down, but an acronym.”
Madeleine West defends the glam culture of Playing for Keeps and looks to deeper questions.
Read more2020 Upfronts: 10: Five Bedrooms, Masked Singer, DWTS renewed.
Plus: 2 x Survivor seasons, Neighbours turns 35 -and who are the new MasterChef judges?
Read moreReturning: Playing for Keeps
Season 2 of WAGs drama begins on 10 in mid October.
Read moreDramas held back to 2020
Seven’s new Bevan Lee drama Between Two Worlds is nudged to 2020 -and it may not be alone.
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