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Meanwhile, on Nine, viewers still get enough of The Block, with the reality TV reno challenge pushing the network to a win.

Ten’s much-hyped The Traitors failed to make an impact on viewers, while The Block came through for Nine once again.

Sydney’s TAB Everest horseracing event drew a massive amount of attention — from the media at least. Which organisations were most taken by the world’s richest race, and is a deal at play?

The federal government has "put the crooks on notice" amid reports the Medicare system is being rorted by up to $8 billion a year.

Health Minister Mark Butler has ordered his department to examine claims the Medicare system was being rorted by billions of dollars each year.

Mandatory isolation requirements for people who get COVID-19 have come to an end nationally — but that doesn't mean you can rock up to work symptomatic with the virus.

The return of a tried-and-true TV format is evidence of Seven, like so many other networks, relying on what’s worked in the past.

A federal Resolve poll for Nine newspapers, conducted October 5-9 from a sample of 1,604, gave Labor 39% of the primary vote (steady since September), the Coalition 30% (down two), the Greens 12% (up two), One Nation 5% (down one), the UAP 3% (up one), independents 9% (up one) and…

The one-time executive producer of 60 Minutes had as many detractors as supporters, and helped shape Australian commercial television.

The longest-serving executive producer of 60 Minutes, ‘didn’t care about political correctness’, colleagues say

Is the Albanese electoral honeymoon over? Depends who you ask. The media keeps calling time on it, but it keeps persisting.