'The next few weeks will be critical for both parties, as they aim to regain ground nationwide.'
Married At First Sight tops the charts, with strong performances across all key demographics.
Dave Cameron: 'People are entering, not exiting, our stations, and they’re coming in to trial new shows'.
9News wins total audience, while AFL and NRL split the younger viewers.
96FM remains #2.
B105 keep #1 breakfast.
Married At First Sight leads the way again, with 9News, A Current Affair & Scrublands rounding out a dominant performance.
The Christian O’Connell Show is also Melbourne’s #1FM Breakfast Show.
2GB retains the breakfast crown.
Married at First Sight cracks 2.7m, easily topping the night.
The 2025 Mediaweek leadership team is driving the brand’s continued momentum.
Lauren Wetzel: 'Data clean rooms enable brands to collaborate without compromising data control.'
Richard Brett: 'Navigating a way through this shifting landscape is crucial for brands and organisations, particularly as they face renewed scrutiny of...
Amrita Sidhu: 'The vast majority of journalists are struggling to adapt and fear what these changes might mean for them.'
Married at First Sight reaches over 2m.
Hannah Rook: 'This makes shared events—and the unified audience they create — a uniquely powerful advertising opportunity.'
Eloise Liley: 'In 2025, brands have a choice - to aim for cultural relevance or to push past it and strive for...
Donna Berry: 'Yes, things are tough, but that’s also what makes Australians determined to take holidays.'
