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The sound of Nine’s hands clapping… with fingers crossed

As long as Novak Djokovic and Stefanos Tsitsipas keep on keeping on to the Australian Open final, viewers will stay glued to their sets.

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Djokovic demolition of De Minaur brings more than a million viewers

Djokovic v de Minaur was a big drawcard for the Australian Open, and Sarah Abo’s Today debut saw the Nine program pip Seven’s Sunrise.

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Missed warning ahead of police killings

The daughter of people who killed two police officers in regional Queensland says officers sent to their property should have been told they mistrusted police.

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Cop killers were 'gentle', daughter says

The daughter of people involved in a deadly Queensland mass shooting has said her parents were gentle, with one hating guns and another a military enthusiast.

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Australian Open victories continue (at least in the ratings)

The Australian Open brought in another night for Nine — with an Australian flavour.

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Nine’s having a ball with the Australian Open

Seven’s not doing too badly with the BBL either. Seems sport is hitting the spot for viewers.

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Nine News Darwin reporter Georgie Dickerson faces court charged with impersonating a police officer

Nine News Darwin's senior crime reporter, Georgie Dickerson, has indicated in court through her lawyer that she will contest the charge.

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Time isn’t on everyone’s side when it comes to the Australian Open

Meanwhile, over on Seven, Steve Smith offered a masterclass in cricketing prowess. Shame more people didn’t tune in.

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Australian runner eyes world record for most consecutive daily marathons by a woman

Erchana Murray-Bartlett crossed the finish line on Monday to cover 6,300km

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Nine works as hard as players to make the Open a success

There are few Australians left, and if Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic lose the ratings will plummet.

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Summer TV drags on as reruns dominate ratings

The slow summer ratings season continues unabated. Will the Australian Open spice things up?

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TV viewers steer away from the main channels, dip into digital and streaming

There is a glimmer of hope, though, that the tennis stars of next week’s Australian Open will lure audiences back.

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Viewers all out of love as Bachelors’ audience drops in second showing

Meanwhile, it was the Big Bash League’s half-million audience that helped Seven win the evening.

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Despite the right royal hype, Australian viewers not all that wild about Harry

The ITV interview with the renegade royal was last night’s most-watched show in its timeslot, but the feeling is we’re getting Harry fatigue.

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Got some ‘spare’ time tonight? Settle in for a chat with Prince Harry

After enjoying Sunday success with the third test between Australia and South Africa, Seven is expected to draw even more attention tonight with the much-hyped Prince Harry interview.

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Morocco exits World Cup as history-makers

Having been the first African team to advance to the World Cup semi-finals, Morocco leaves with its head held high.

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As the sun rises, Croatia’s World Cup lights go out

Now viewers have to wait until 6am Thursday to catch the next bit of sport worth watching: France v Morocco.

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Give The Big Bash its bat and ball and send it home

Viewers are given tip-and-run when they want a real sporting contest — the World Cup semi-finals, for example.

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Sport the big TV drawcard as the networks start folding up their 2022 tents

With only a few weeks remaining in 2022, the TV year is winding down. Still, Laura Tingle is hanging in there for us.

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Summertime slowdown reflected in our screen figures

With TV screens gradually replaced by sunscreen as warmer days approach, the cricket was the big-ticket item for viewers.

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Without the news, there’s no good news for the five free-to-air channels

More than half of viewers tuned into the various non-main channels of the five free-to-air networks last night. Sad situation.

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It’s Groundhog Day all over again in this dreary run-up to the holidays

A pretty dull night on our screens saw viewers deserting the main channels in favour of the non-main alternatives.

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ABC offerings rouse TV land from the snore and bore of summer ratings

Media Watch and 7.30 are the only salvation for viewers as a long summer filled with tedious shows looms.

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SBS boots a winner as Socceroos lose World Cup game against Argentina

Australians didn’t stay in their beds on Sunday morning — 1.27m of us watched as our national team played its heart out.

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Sydney viewers challenge Melbourne for soccer capital title

We’re still waiting on the true audience numbers of the Australia-Denmark World Cup game, but it seems Sydney fans are already winners.

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