Ratings: Grilling of the PM undoubtedly threw Tracy Grimshaw’s hat into the ring for another Walkley Award.
Read moreVintage Tracy Grimshaw interview. Seven wins Thursday.
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Comedy Festival Gala returns, Nine wins Wednesday.
Ratings: Crowds return for the Comedy Festival, while Fisk holds well for ABC. A closer battle at Breakfast.
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Whatever happened to US drama?
Ratings: Once unassailable drama imports,The Good Doctor & NCIS are struggling to grab 300,000 viewers.
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One year on, TV is returning to the desk…
“It’s a sign of how far Australia has come in the fight against Covid-19.”
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Floods boost news bulletins, breakfast TV.
Ratings: Seven News just ahead of Nine News as viewers are drawn to national events. Lifts for Four Corners & Today show.
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AFL lifts Seven (just not enough to halt Nine’s week)
Ratings: Seven is up, 10 is down, but Nine takes out another week of ratings.
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AFL sweeps Seven to Thursday win
Ratings: Seven drew its biggest share in weeks thanks to AFL’s return. Gogglebox tops entertainment.
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Fisk debuts, Front Bar returns but Nine wins Wednesday.
Ratings: MAFS tops the night, but new sitcom debuts well for ABC.
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To Pilot or not to Pilot?
Sometimes a new show succeeds without any Pilot, and a network has to stick to their guns.
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Quill Awards 2020: nominees
Vic. journalism nominees include ABC, Nine & Seven News, 60 Mins, The Project, Four Corners, Dateline.
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Nine wins Tuesday with MAFS, ACA.
Ratings: Exposed: The Ghost Train Fire leads later viewing. Insight makes soft return on SBS.
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Viewers over Royals rehash
Ratings: Married at First Sight again tops ratings, The Latest & Hughesy struggle in their slots.
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