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Man with a black shirt and a cap stands on a beach, gazing thoughtfully at the ocean in the background, showcasing a relaxed coastal lifestyle.

Survivor

In the new “Open Era” any twist is possible at any time. Thursday on Stan.

  • The Front Bar 7
  • Footy Show: My Room Telethon 9
  • Take 5 ABC
  • Hollywood Crime Story SBS
  • Back Roads ABC
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Vale: Angry Anderson

Rose Tattoo frontman, who featured regularly on Midday and A Current Affair, has died aged 79.
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Vale: Angry Anderson

Rose Tattoo frontman, who featured regularly on Midday and A Current Affair, has died aged 79.
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Daily Pick

Man with a black shirt and a cap stands on a beach, gazing thoughtfully at the ocean in the background, showcasing a relaxed coastal lifestyle.

Survivor

In the new “Open Era” any twist is possible at any time. Thursday on Stan.

  • The Front Bar 7
  • Footy Show: My Room Telethon 9
  • Take 5 ABC
  • Hollywood Crime Story SBS
  • Back Roads ABC

Ratings

Wednesday

National TV Reach:
1. SEVEN NEWS
2,200,000
2. 9NEWS
1,917,000
3. THE BLOCK
1,860,000
4. A CURRENT AFFAIR
1,530,000
5. THE 1% CLUB UK
1,523,000

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Four Corners: Sept 28

In "Behind the Orange Wave" reporter Steve Cannane asks questions of One Nation's operations and hears from former officials.
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Airdate: 1 Euro House

Shaynna Blaze and Darren Palmer make over a dilapidated property in the historic Sicilian village of Castronovo.
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Masterplan: trailer

Full trailer for art heist film starring Stanley Tucci as a legendary thief who sets his sights on the Mona Lisa.
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Today show format sells out

Nine's second-placed breakfast show will introduce live, commercial advertorials by its new hosts, as a way to lift revenue.
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Airdate: Chefs Ahoy

Nine's branded content series is a cooking contest on the high seas.
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