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Top Stories of 2020: Australian Ninja Warrior – contestant finally conquers Mount Midoriyama
• The show is produced for Nine by Australian TV’s hit factory – Endemol Shine
by Mediaweek Admin – Dec 31, 2020

Fox Cricket claims record audiences for Australia v India Boxing Day Test Cricket
Foxtel cricket streaming audience up over 130% year-on-year
by Mediaweek Admin – Dec 31, 2020

Top Stories of 2020: Farmer Wants a Wife returns
• Produced by Fremantle Australia, the Farmer Wants a Wife series originally aired on Nine
by Mediaweek Admin – Dec 30, 2020

Top Stories of 2020: Kyle Sandilands podcast: Inside radio giant’s King Kyle business
• Sandilands joined the Mediaweek podcast after he came off air from his penultimate breakfast show of 2020.
by Mediaweek Admin – Dec 29, 2020

Top Stories of 2020: Wentworth begins final season, will inmates be paroled?
• How Fremantle has been planning the end of longtime Foxtel drama
by Mediaweek Admin – Dec 28, 2020

Top Stories of 2020: The Block gives away biggest cash prize ever…in the world!
• Was it the best Block ever?
by Mediaweek Admin – Dec 25, 2020

Top Stories of 2020: Seven launches SAS format in Australia
• Seven’s much-anticipated new format launched to much hype and generally lived up to it.
by Mediaweek Admin – Dec 24, 2020

Top Stories of 2020: Network Upfronts were very different
• A summary for each network plus analysis from Publicis’ Jodi Fraser.
by Mediaweek Admin – Dec 23, 2020

Box Office: Covid Christmas leads to Australian box office slump
• The leading film this week was The War with Grandpa which returned to the #1
by Mediaweek Admin – Dec 22, 2020

Top Stories of 2020: Halifax returns
• All the major stories about Halifax: Retribution in one article
by Mediaweek Admin – Dec 21, 2020

Top Stories of 2020: Seven’s Big Brother reboot
• TV executive Andrew Backwell and Seven’s director of network programming Angus Ross
by Mediaweek Admin – Dec 21, 2020

First Test’s surprise early ending: TV ratings Saturday December 19, 2020
First Test: Seven wanted 5 nights of primetime cricket, it got just 2
by Mediaweek Admin – Dec 20, 2020

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