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Channel Seven still the one after 10 years on top
Channel Seven has dominated 2016 – but arch-rival Nine won't concede some rounds without a fight.
Michael Lallo is an entertainment reporter for The Age. Michael joined The Age in 2006 as a feature writer. He has also been a news reporter for The Sunday Age, a deputy editor of Green Guide and a columnist and critic.
Channel Seven has dominated 2016 – but arch-rival Nine won't concede some rounds without a fight.
Ten renews fan favourites and launches new programs - but not every show has survived.
As the ABC prioritises cultural diversity, some popular programs face an uncertain future.
As the Sunrise v Today stoush reaches its pitiful climax, ABC provides a smart alternative.
Blondie and Cyndi Lauper will tour Australia together in April - and will take turns closing their show each night. But what other acts should follow suit and join together for a mega tour.
Exclusive As the Seven and Nine networks prepare to slug it out in court - with both insisting their breakfast shows are No. 1 - some old press releases could prove pivotal.
If politicians think this is good news for them, they should think again.
Seven has rubbished Today's 2016 victory – while Nine likens its rival to Donald Trump. This is trench warfare, commercial TV-style.
The Today show has staked its first yearly victory – after losing a dozen years straight to Sunrise.
Months before Ali Elamine begged Sally Faulkner to take him back, he allegedly took their baby daughter.
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