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4BC’s Laurel Edwards clinched the highest honour in Australian radio at last night’s Australian Commercial Radio & Audio Awards in Sydney when she was inducted into the prestigious Hall of Fame.

As the reigning queen of the Brisbane Breakfast slot and holding the record as the longest-serving female announcer in commercial radio history for the same shift, Edwards’ induction acknowledges her outstanding success and contribution to Australian radio.

The annual gala awards ceremony honoured Edwards among a star-studded room of industry peers for her on-air charisma, passion for her city and her authenticity in broadcasting stories and moments that matter to Brisbane.

Congratulatory messages from Russell Crowe, Darryl Braithwaite and radio legend Jamie Dunn acknowledged Edwards’ indelible mark on radio and her role in inspiring the next generation of broadcasters.

Laurel Edwards said: “I never imagined I’d find myself in this incredible industry, and 30 years later, to be on this dream run, especially alongside my mates Gary and Mark, is truly an honour.

“My love for this city is no secret. Brisbane is where my heart beats, where the community flourishes, and where I’ve discovered immense joy in guiding and connecting with local listeners through life’s highs and lows – from the 4KQ days to our wonderful 4BC audience. Eight-year-old me, with a transistor glued to my ear, would be pretty impressed at where this journey has led. I’m immensely grateful and still a bit in shock.”

4BC Content Manager Max Dudley said: “There is no one quite like Laurel Edwards on radio today. Not only has she been a familiar voice on the air for 31 years, Laurel has been a champion for local events, music, charities, and everything great in our city.

“As well as being a terrific broadcaster, Laurel has nurtured so many emerging radio talents. She deserves this recognition with the other Australian radio greats.”

Nine Radio Managing Director Tom Malone said: “For three decades, Laurel has resonated as the pre-eminent voice on Brisbane airwaves, consistently securing the top spot with her warm and captivating style.

“In her 31st year she has achieved what very few have – indeed only other Hall of Fame inductees – by switching stations and taking her audience with her. It’s a powerful demonstration of her connection with her audience and her appeal as a broadcaster of great fun and empathy. Laurel’s induction into ACRA’ Hall of Fame is a fitting accolade for an extraordinary career.”

For further information, please contact:
Claudine Blondeau
Communications Manager, Nine Queensland
cblondeau@nine.com.au

Sunday, October 15, 2023

Pedestrian Group, home to the strongest brands creating culture for young Aussies, and leading drinks retailer BWS are reuniting to bring Melburnians Oksoberfest. The one-day sober event removes the stigma that non-drinking is non-social, uniting the local community and homegrown beverage partners in one inclusive space. 

The free event will take place at the Brunswick Foodstore in Melbourne/Naarm, on Saturday October 28 from 11am til 5pm.

Punters are invited to get around market stalls from ten local creators and businesses including the likes of illustrators, vintage clothing resale, sustainable fashion and jewellery, live music from local DJs Crissy and DJ Kavi, workshops, street eats from Dingo Ate My Taco and Sliders On Tyres, and more low/no-alcohol drinks than you can shake as swizzle- stick at from Heaps Normal, Lyres and Nocktail.

Spyros Asteriou, Head of NSW Agency Partnerships at Pedestrian Group said, “It’s not often you see brands as fearless as BWS. In this dream partnership they’ve come to us to hit refresh on drink choices. Playing into spaces that you’d never expect a bottle shop to own – a one day sober festival – we’re making room for your drink preference, alcoholic or not.”

Josie Brown, General Manager of Marketing at BWS says, “We’re really excited to continue our partnership with Pedestrian. As the cheeky younger cousin to more serious bottle shops, Oksoberfest is a great way to bring to life the Refreshingly BWS take on the world of drinks. The low and no-alcohol category continues to gain traction with Aussie customers and we’re thrilled to showcase alternative drinks preferences and moderation options.”

Oksoberfest is the start of a summer long partnership between Pedestrian Group, BWS and agency partners Dentsu, Carat and M&C Saatchi, for the drinks giant’s Refreshingly BWS brand platform, which seeks to drive the overarching messaging that all people and tastes are welcome at BWS.

“We want to celebrate Aussies who unapologetically do drinks their way. So whether you fancy ice in your wine, enjoy seltzers at dinner parties or love a no-alc beer in your trackies on a Saturday night, BWS is absolutely here for it,”  says Josie Brown, General Manager of Marketing at BWS.

The summer partnership and Oksoberfest comes off the back of a successful and widely acclaimed Pride campaign, The BWYASSS House of Pride, which was an inclusive Pride Month event that was curated by the community for the community.

About Pedestrian Group: Pedestrian Group is home to PEDESTRIAN.TV, The Chainsaw, VICE Australia, Refinery29 Australia, Lifehacker Australia, Gizmodo Australia, and Kotaku Australia, as well as the Openair Cinemas. It is wholly owned by Nine, Australia’s largest media company.

About BWS: Beer, Wine and Spirits (BWS) is an Australian retail chain of liquor stores owned by Endeavour Group. Endeavour Group Ltd (EG) is an Australian alcoholic drinks retailer, hotel operator, and poker machine operator.

For further information, please contact:
Caitlin Lynch
Senior Communications Manager, Nine
clynch@nine.com.au 

Thursday, October 12, 2023

From sport to science and everything in between, four new exciting shows are landing on 9Podcasts this month, with demand for premium podcasts made in Australia for Australians listeners never higher.

So I Quit My Day Job

The popular podcast is joining the Nine podcast family for its fifth season as it travels the bumpy road to achieving your dreams and speaks to those who have successfully made the leap. Each week host, Catherine Mahoney speaks to a different person who has quit their jobs and followed their heart. From hairdresser to crime scene cleaner, to air hostess to funeral homes, the world of magazines to baby whispering, banker to teacher, music teacher to skin care guru, journalist to high class escort – everyone has a great story to share. Now more than ever, people are questioning what they do for work and are looking for ways to create their dream career. Take a listen to these inspiring stories from guests all over the world.

Listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/so-i-quit-my-day-job/id1496517561

Debunks

9Podcasts and Australia’s dedicated Australian science news service, Cosmosmagazine.com are out to debunk topical myths in the news cycle. In the age of misinformation, Debunks will use science to test and debunk common misconceptions. Covering a wide range of subjects from EV batteries, to fitness trackers, bushfires to vices – the podcast will explain the basic and detailed science behind the topic. “The answers will surprise a lot of people,” says Cosmosmagazine Editor, Digital News, Ian Mannix. “And that’s what “Debunks” is all about. Sometimes science isn’t black and white and the complex elements need to be explored carefully. Other times, like our conclusions in the EV series, there is no doubt about the answers.”

Listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/debunks/id1709030694

The Heart of Racing

Neil Breen from Nine’s Wide World of Sports has teamed up with Sydney’s youngest metro trainer, Will Freedman for a brand new podcast. Each week they’re diving into the classic yarns that make Australian horse racing unlike any other sport – the trainers and owners, jockeys and strappers, bookies, mug punters colourful characters, they’ve all got endless stories of success and heartbreak, some of which are the stuff of legend. 

Listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-heart-of-racing/id1706791223

Rugby World Cup: Inside Line

Journalists Michael Atkinson from Stan Sport, Tom Decent from The Sydney Morning Herald, and Sam Worthington from Wide World of Sports dive headfirst into all things rugby and celebrate the pinnacle of international competition: the 2023 Rugby World Cup live from France. From electrifying match analyses to in-depth player profiles, exclusive interviews and lively debates, Inside Line brings you closer to the action in what is sure to be an unforgettable Rugby World Cup.

Listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/rugby-world-cup-inside-line/id1706046233

For further information, please contact:
Caitlin Lynch
Senior Communications Manager, Nine
clynch@nine.com.au 

Monday, October 9, 2023

Join your favourite physicians for an honest, revealing look at the frenetic frontline of one of Australia’s biggest trauma hospitals when Emergency returns, Thursday, October 19, at 8.30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.

In the fourth instalment of this unique fly-on-the wall series, the curtain is again pulled back for an exclusive, inside look at Royal Melbourne Hospital’s Emergency Department to expose the gripping reality of life working in the action-stations casualty ward.

Get to know the special team under the scrubs as Emergency gives you a window into the lives of the dedicated doctors, nurses and first responders striving to save the lives of those in need every day.

Joining the hospital hero favourites of previous Emergency series – Doctors Bjorn, Emma, George, Jonathan, Luke, Mark, Martin, Michael, Michelle, Mya and Nurses Ebony, Gemma and Sarah – the gripping new season welcomes several new faces: Dr Andrew Trezise, Dr Andrew Wallace, Dr Terry Kane, Dr Tsung Chung, Nurse Practitioners Paul Casey and Krystal Maloney, Nurses Liz Wheeler, Jenna Aumann, Gigi Ferrer and Nurse Unit Manager Susan Harding.

Mixing tragedy and humour with hope and joy, the heartwarming series follows the journey of patients through the eyes of this supremely skilled medical team.

In the season four premiere Dr Scott and Dr Jonathan fear for a pregnant woman badly injured in a high-speed traffic accident. Dr Andrew and Dr Jana must urgently treat a jockey who’s been crushed under a horse, leaving him with life-threatening injuries. Dr Jason attends to a patient in agony after crashing a motorbike into a truck. And Dr Martin and Nurse Sarah have to resort to translator apps to communicate with a scared young tourist hit by a car.

Emergency is produced by WTFN for the 9Network.

EMERGENCY
SEASON FOUR PREMIERE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, AT 8.30PM ON CHANNEL 9 AND 9NOW
PREVIEW EPISODE ONE ON NINE MEDIA ROOM

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For further information, please contact:
Sean Salter
9Network Publicity
ssalter@nine.com.au

Monday, October 9, 2023

For seven decades, The Sun-Herald has been informing and entertaining generations of readers with the latest news, captivating features, renowned columnists, and premium lifestyle content.    

From elections and sporting blockbusters, to the City2Surf and everything in between, The Sun-Herald has been an oracle of the history of the world around us, informing NSW readers – and particularly Sydneysiders – since 1953. 

Now it’s time for The Sun-Herald to feature in its own headline, with the masthead celebrating its 70th birthday with a special edition this Sunday, October 8. A special eight-page souvenir wrap-around will commemorate the way The Sun-Herald has reported on the events of the past 70 years accompanied by some of the most powerful images across the decades.

It will also showcase its signature content with an essay by best-selling author Peter FitzSimons, columnists such as Jacqueline Maley and Jamila Rizvi sharing their perfect Sundays, and Sunday Life’s Adam Liaw sharing his recipe for the classic Sunday roast in recognition of Sunday as the day people gather with friends and family.

The first edition of The Sun-Herald rolled off the presses on October 11, 1953 after the broadsheet Sunday Herald was merged with the weekend edition of The Sun to become The Sun-Herald. With the masthead keeping its strict broadsheet editorial policy in a tabloid paper size, it revolutionised the way Australians consumed quality news. 

At that time, Joseph Cahill was NSW Premier; the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II had recently occurred; Menzies was Prime Minister, and the population of Sydney was 1.8 million. Sundays in the fifties was a world away from Sydney in 2023. 

“Our 70th anniversary has provided a wonderful opportunity to reflect on how we have consistently delivered breaking news, agenda-setting journalism, thought-provoking columnists, and entertaining, elevated lifestyle content to our readers,” said The Sun-Herald editor, Melissa Stevens.  

Since its first edition – with a price of a sixpence –The Sun-Herald has had a unique role in reporting, analysing and shaping the state’s news, recording historic election results, and sporting milestones. It has also given Sydneysiders the latest on weekend property market activity, interviews with leading entertainment figures, as well as carrying its prestige Traveller section and Sunday Life magazine insert. 

The Sun-Herald print edition readership increased for the latest quarter ending in June 2023 by 4% QoQ and 16% YoY. The growth can be attributed to a rise in readership among women, specifically women 25-34 and 35-49 years. *

*This is sourced from the latest Roy Morgan Single Source survey of 65,863 Australians aged 14+ in the 12 months to June 30, 2023. 

For further information, please contact:
Caitlin Lynch
Communications Manager, Nine
clynch@nine.com.au

Friday, October 6, 2023

The release of GfK Survey 6 results today shows that 3AW is once again the undisputed dominant radio station in Melbourne.

With a market-leading share of 15.8, 3AW is streaks ahead of the competition and more than double the share of its nearest talk rival.

This is 3AW’s 73rd consecutive survey win as the station enters its tenth year of market dominance in Melbourne.

Every week, 857,000 Melburnians tune into 3AW’s award-winning mix of live and local talk radio. This is up 3.1% on Survey 5 and up 5.7% on the corresponding survey last year. It marks the station’s best ever Survey 6 cumulative audience*.

3AW is also the outright No.1 in live audio streaming with a 34.2 share of the commercial streaming audience – more than three times the streaming share of its nearest commercial competitor.

Ross and Russ continue their commanding lead in the Breakfast slot, posting an impressive 22.8 share. The inimitable duo also attracted a massive streaming audience with an incredible 48.7 share of the commercial streaming audience. 

Mornings broadcaster Neil Mitchell was also well in front of all opposition, with a share of 19.2 (up 3 points on the same survey last year) and a commercial streaming share of 39.9.

Jacqui Felgate who takes over the Drive chair in 2024 is No.1 Afternoon talk program with a strong 10.2 share up from an 8.6 same time last year, up 1.6 points.

Tom Elliott remains Melbourne’s No.1 Drive talk program with a share of 12.1 (up 1.2 points on the same survey last year).

Denis Walter is once again Melbourne’s No. 1 Evening program with a share of 24.8 – up a massive 6.4 points on the same survey last year.

Stephen Beers, 3AW Station Manager, said: “This is a great result for 3AW in Survey 6, continuing a dominant year as number one in the Melbourne radio market. Led by Ross and  Russ in Breakfast and Neil Mitchell in Mornings, every day 3AW sets Melbourne’s news agenda. Afternoons with Jacqui Felgate and Drive with Tom Elliott are the leaders in their slots for talk radio. And with 3AW Football winning the ratings across Friday, Saturday and Sunday, it tops off an outstanding AFL season for the station. As we build 3AW for 2024, I want to thank our people, on and off air, for their incredible work in delivering the best in radio for Melbourne every day.”

Source: GfK Radio360 Ratings, 3AW Melbourne Survey 6 2023, Mon-Sun 5.30am-12MN, Mon-Fri 5.30am-8.30am, Mon-Fri 8.30am-12pm, Mon-Fri 12pm-3pm, Mon-Fri 3pm-6pm, Mon-Thurs 8pm-12MN, Weekends 5.30am-12MN, Cume (000s), Market Share % Total Radio, Streaming share %, Commercial Share AP10+ , unless otherwise specified. *Survey 1 2004

For further information, please contact:
Terry Stuart
Senior Communications Manager, Nine
tstuart@nine.com.au

Thursday, October 5, 2023

Pedestrian Group has today announced the appointment of Alex Bruce-Smith as Head of Editorial at PEDESTRIAN.TV, to lead the team behind Australia’s iconic youth publication. 

Alex brings more than a decade of experience in digital media to the role, including two years as PEDESTRIAN.TV’s Deputy Editor. Most recently, she was heading up the digital teams of ELLE and Marie Claire Australia as the Digital Managing Editor. 

Alex said, “Nobody speaks to young Australians like Pedestrian — and I can say that from experience. I’m thrilled to be returning to the brand, transforming how it speaks to (and more importantly, with) Gen Z in the ever-shifting digital media landscape.”

Sarah Michael, Publisher, Pedestrian Group said, “Alex has the unique set of skills and experience we are looking for to take PEDESTRIAN.TV to the next level, and to evolve the brand as the media consumption habits of Gen Z continue to shift. Her strong digital newsroom experience, knack for a spicy headline, and strategic thinking make her the perfect person for the gig and I’m thrilled for her to return to the team in this role.”

Alex will be responsible for the next exciting evolution of the editorial and audience growth strategy of the award-winning PEDESTRIAN.TV.

Alex will commence her role as Head of Editorial at PEDESTRIAN.TV in early November 2023.

For further information, please contact:
Caitlin Lynch
Senior Communications Manager, Nine
clynch@nine.com.au 

Thursday, October 5, 2023

2GB remains Sydney’s clear No.1 in total radio and streaming, posting a 11.1 total radio share and 28.0 commercial streaming share, in Gfk Survey 6 released today.  

Ben Fordham recorded a 14.2 total radio share, and a leading 40.3 commercial streaming share in Breakfast. 

Ray Hadley notched up his 152nd consecutive survey win, with a 13.7 total radio share in Mornings (up 0.9) – one of the longest winning streaks in history – and recorded his highest ever commercial streaming share with 33.2.  

2GB Content Manager, Luke Davis, said: “We’re humbled Sydney has once again declared 2GB as our city’s number one radio station. Today’s results show that more people are choosing to tune in to our live and local content, with growth across all the key demographics and platforms. We thank our listeners for their loyalty and engagement with 2GB – our team strives to make a positive impact in the community each and every day.”

Further results from Gfk Survey 6 in Sydney: 

• Afternoons with Deborah Knight recorded a share of 5.8 (Mon-Fri 12-3pm). 
• Drive with Chris O’Keefe recorded a share of 6.8 (Mon-Fri 3-6pm).
• Money News with Scott Haywood recorded a share of 9.0 (Mon-Thurs 7-8pm).
• Nights with John Stanley remains the clear No.1 with a share of 22.4 (Mon-Thurs 8pm-12am).   
• Weekends with Michael McLaren is No.1 across both Saturday and Sunday, with an overall share of 12.5 (Sat-Sun 9am-1pm).
• The Continuous Call Team (CCT) is the clear No.1 in NRL coverage.

Source: GfK Radio360 Ratings, 2GB Sydney Survey 6 2023, Mon-Fri 5.30am-9am, Mon-Fri 9am-12pm, Mon-Fri 12pm-3pm, Mon-Fri 3pm-6pm, Mon-Thurs 8pm-12MN, Sat-Sun 5.30am-12MN, Market Share % Total Radio, Streaming share % AP10+  

For further information, please contact:
Caitlin Lynch
Senior Communications Manager, Nine
clynch@nine.com.au 

Thursday, October 5, 2023

• 2 million+ listeners every week (up 2%)
• Big increase in 25-54s (up 5%)
• No.1 in streaming (up 1.7%)

TOTAL RADIO 

More than 2 million Aussies are tuning in to the very best in live and local news, sport, entertainment and opinion on Nine’s talk radio stations each week, with a big increase in the 25-54 demographic (up 5% on Survey 5). 

Sydney’s 2GB and Melbourne’s 3AW have maintained their dominance as the outright No.1 stations, with a share of 11.1 and 15.8 respectively.   

3AW nabbed its highest cume on record for a Survey 6*, with Ross and Russ cementing their position once again as Melbourne’s No.1 Breakfast show, with 22.8 and legendary broadcaster Neil Mitchell also taking out the No.1 spot in Mornings with 19.2. 

2GB’s Ben Fordham recorded a 14.2 share in Breakfast and Ray Hadley notched up his 152nd consecutive survey win, with a 13.7 share in Mornings (up 0.9).

Nine Radio’s Head of Content, Greg Byrnes, said: “To maintain number one positions in Sydney and Melbourne, while increasing total audience, is well deserved recognition for all of our on-air teams. 3AW has never had this many listeners before in a Survey 6 and we’ve recorded a 5% increase in 25-54 year-olds, across the network. Talk content is relentless but so is the loyalty of our listeners and we thank them for their engagement each day.”

COMMERCIAL RADIO SHARE	TOTAL RADIO CUME
17.2 (4 markets)	2.019 million listeners each week

STREAMING

Nine Radio is the definitive No.1 in live audio streaming (up 1.7% on Survey 5) and No.1 streaming in Breakfast across the country.  

3AW and 2GB are No.1 in overall commercial streaming, with a 34.2 and 28.0 share respectively, as well as across all main standard sessions. 

Ross and Russ recorded a 48.7 leading commercial streaming share in Breakfast at 3AW, and Ben Fordham was also No.1 in Breakfast at 2GB with a commercial streaming share of 40.3.

Greg Byrnes, said: “Radio360 has shown our talk formats dominate listening via connected devices and in this survey our streaming audience has grown even bigger. The overall streaming results for 3AW and 2GB are remarkable and across the country, all of Breakfast programs are number one. The teams should all be very proud.

“Our live and local strategy is the clear market leader and shows that talk’s ‘always on’ component is the future for streaming.”

COMMERCIAL STREAMING SHARE	STREAMING CUME
29.6	424,000 (up 1.7%)

PODCASTS 

9Podcasts posted its second highest monthly audience in August^, with over 1.7 million monthly listeners across the slate of premium Australian podcasts, an increase of 41% YoY.

Nine Radio’s Catch Up Podcasts are attracting new audiences with significant double digital audience growth across key programs. Ben Fordham Live remains Nine’s top podcast, with over 188,000 monthly listeners tuning in (up 66% YoY), Breakfast with Ross and Russ (up 45%), Mornings with Neil Mitchell (up 34%), The Ray Hadley Morning Show (up 20%), Drive with Chris O Keefe (up 59%).

The last week of September delivered a spike in downloads across Nine’s premium Sport podcasts in the lead up to Footy Finals, including Six Tackles with Gus, Eddie & Jimmy, The Billy Slater Podcast, NRLW Weekly, Footy Classified, 100% Footy, 3AW Football, 6PR Football and Continuous Call Team.

DOWNLOADS	LISTENERS
4,384,792	1,701,232

Source: GfK Radio360 Ratings, Survey 6 2023, Mon-Sun 5.30am-12MN, Market Share % Total, Market Share Streaming %, Commercial Streaming Share %, Cume (000s) Total and Streaming, 3AW Breakfast Mon-Fri 5.30am-8.30am, 3AW Mornings 8.30am-12pm, AP10+, Nine Radio – 2GB, 3AW, 4BC, 6PR, unless otherwise specified.
*Since Survey 1 2004

^Source: Triton Podcast Metrics, August 2023, Downloads, Listeners, Nine Entertainment, unless otherwise specified.

For further information, please contact:
Caitlin Lynch
Senior Communications Manager, Nine
clynch@nine.com.au 

Thursday, October 5, 2023

9News Queensland has retained its long reigning news dominance after officially winning the 2023 OzTAM ratings year.

Presented by Queensland’s longest serving co-presenters, Andrew Lofthouse and Melissa Downes, 9News Queensland Monday to Friday 6.00pm-7.00pm has won 21 weeks out of the 40-week calendar, securing an average audience of 162,700 and boasting a remarkable Total People Share of 46.1 per cent.

Melissa Downes said: “The continued support of our viewers is the real reward and we’re grateful that they continue turning to 9News. This year has really been one for the books. First, clinching the prestigious Kennedy Award for 9News Queensland’s podcast, Hannah’s Story, and now topping the ratings once again. It’s a wonderful feeling.

“This success for the combined efforts of our news team is so well deserved, and what a fantastic way to commemorate 15 years behind the 9News Queensland desk. It makes me very proud.”

Andrew Lofthouse said: “The unwavering commitment to our nightly bulletins and special 9News presentations is one of the things that makes 9News so enduringly successful. In this newsroom everyone contributes, and this remarkable achievement is definitely the result of a team effort.”

This ratings victory comes as 9News Gold Coast, presented by Paul Taylor and Eva Milic, continues its supremacy since clinching the ratings year in August, alongside 9News Queensland 4.00pm, presented by Aislin Kriukelis and Alison Ariotti, which has clocked up 31 triumphant weeks in the OzTAM calendar.

9News Queensland Director of News, Amanda Paterson, said: “What an outstanding achievement for an exceptional team. Driven by our unwavering passion to keep Queensland informed, the 9News Queensland newsroom has left no stone unturned, exploring every story with dedication.

“From the recent special presentation, Voice for Victims, to the groundbreaking and award-winning Hannah’s Story podcast, which marked a very significant milestone for 9News, we take immense pride in the consistent choice of Queenslanders to turn to 9News Queensland.

“Looking ahead to 2024, I’m excited for the team to foster this connection with our audience through even more innovative approaches, and I’m confident that our loyal viewers feel the same.”

The 2023 OzTAM television survey concludes on December 2.

Source: OzTAM BRISBANE | Overnight | Total Individuals | Average Audience (‘000s) : Program based for News | Share% 3 Station Primary | Survey YTD 2023 (Weeks 7-39 ex 14/15) | GC News based on BRISBANE R5 | Mon-Fri 1730-1800 | Survey YTD 2023 (Weeks 7-39, 2023 ex 14/15 | Total Individuals | Average Audience (‘000s) and Share% 3 Station Primary | Program based for Nine’s Afternoon News

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For further information, please contact:
Claudine Blondeau
Communications Manager, Nine Queensland
cblondeau@nine.com.au

Wednesday, October 4, 2023