2015 in Australian television

This is a list of Australian television events and premieres that are scheduled to occur in 2015, the 60th year of continuous operation of television in Australia.

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Events

January

Date Event Source
1 The ABC's coverage of Sydney New Year's Eve is widely panned for the second consecutive year, with criticism of technical issues, lame skits and awkward interviews. Ratings were however slightly higher than the previous year. [1][2]
4 The City of Sydney announces it will put its 2015–16 Sydney New Year's Eve fireworks coverage to tender, following the conclusion of ABC's two-year contract. [3]
9 OzTAM reveals final ratings data for the 2014 television year, which takes into account consolidated viewing figures. It shows Seven Network was the most watched network with 30.1% share, Channel Seven was most watched primary channel with 21.7% share and GO! the most watched multichannel with 4.7% share. The most watched program of 2014 was the 2014 AFL Grand Final at 2,828,000 metro viewers. The Nine Network won all three key demographics except 55+ which was won by Seven Network.

The most watched non-sport program (and second overall) was the announcement of the winners of My Kitchen Rules with 2,712,000 viewers. The highest-rated multichannel program was day six of the 2014 Commonwealth Games with 582,000 viewers on ONE, and The Hunger Games movie was most watched non-sport program with 458,000 viewers on GO! The second round semi-final AFL match between Hawthorn Hawks and Port Adelaide was most watched program on subscription television with 479,000 viewers on Fox Footy , and sport made up the entire list of top-20 most watched programs on Foxtel.

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12 Channel Nine airs the global launch of the Fast4 Tennis format, broadcasting an exhibition match between Roger Federer and Lleyton Hewitt live from Qantas Credit Union Arena in Sydney. [5][6]
15 Foxtel's movie streaming service Presto launches a television spin-off of its movie streaming service entitled Preto TV, as a joint venture with Seven West Media, the first of three major streaming companies launching in early 2015. [7][8][9]
16 SBS Director of TV and Online Tony Iffland quits the network, replaced by Marshall Heald. [10]
20 Sky News Australia rebrands its primary channel as "Sky News Live", dropping the "Sky News National" branding. [11]
26 Streaming service Stan, a joint venture between Fairfax Media and Nine Entertainment Co., officially launched. [12][13]
The twentieth anniversary of subscription television in Australia, following the launch of the Galaxy service on January 26, 1995. [14]
29 Channel Ten aired the 4th AACTA Awards. [15]
31 Channel Seven, Channel Nine and ABC Brisbane, as well as ABC News 24 and Sky News Australia nationally, broadcast coverage of the 2015 Queensland state election. Nine's coverage of 146,000 metro Brisbane viewers outrates other local coverage, with ABC News 24 outrating Sky News in national coverage. [16][17]

February

Date Event Source
1 Ten's Family Feud began airing on Sundays, bringing its run from five to six times weekly. [18]
2 Seven aired Super Bowl XLIX for the first time, as part of a five year broadcast deal with the NFL, shared with ESPN. It would be watched by 354,000 viewers on Seven (up 144,000 viewers on the previous year broadcast on ONE), and another 94,000 on ESPN. [19][20][21]
8 The official 2015 OzTam television ratings period begins. [22]
In a rare programming move, Channel Seven will not air a traditional 6pm Seven News bulletin in capital cities, instead airing a documentary Inside the Siege: The Untold Story, featuring exclusive interviews with Melissa Doyle on the survivors of the 2014 Martin Place siege. [23]
9 From February 9 until March 29, Fox Sports 3 features cricket programming exclusively, co-ordinating with the Australian hosted 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup. [24]
15 The second part of telemovie The House of Hancock goes to air with last minute edits and a disclaimer, following legal action from the series' subject Gina Rinehart, on the grounds of defamation. [25]
17 Russian based news channel RT (Russia Today) launches on the Foxtel platform on channel 658. [26]
Chrisitian-based religious channel Daystar launches on the Foxtel platform on channel 193. [27][28]

March

Date Event Source
12 The subscription television industry's ASTRA Awards are held in Sydney, hosted by Giuliana Rancic. Sky News Australia wins the major award of 'channel of the year.' [29]
15 Horse racing subscription channel TVN closes, following a seperation agreement between it's NSW and Victorian shareholders [30]
Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff wins the inaugural series of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!. [31]
16 Millionaire Hot Seat gives away $540,000 to a contestant, a record for both the show and Australian afternoon game shows, eclipsing $535,500 given away by rival show Million Dollar Minute five months earlier. [32]
21 Sky Racing World will be replaced by Sky Thoroughbred Central, designed to cater to fans of thoroughbred racing following the earlier closure of TVN. Additionally, the channel will be moved to the basic teir of the Foxtel platform. [33]
22 Nominations for the 2015 Logie Awards are announced, with Andy Lee, Asher Keddie, Carrie Bickmore, Hamish Blake, Scott Cam and Stephen Peacocke all nominated for the Gold Logie. With 32 nominations, the ABC has the most of any network. Home And Away has the most nominations by a TV programme. [34]
23 Foxtel launches its next generation iQ3 set top box. [35]
24 American streaming service Netflix launches in Australia. [36]
27 Studio will be removed from the Foxtel platform, and its programming will continue solely on SBS One and SBS On Demand. [37]
Andrew Skarbek wins $1,016,000 on Million Dollar Minute, a record for an Australian afternoon game show (beating the previous record of Millionaire Hot Seat on March 16), as well as the largest amount of money given away on Australian television (beating $1,000,000 prizes on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, Big Brother and The Big Adventure). [38]
28 Foxtel Arts will launch on the Foxtel platform, as a replacement for Studio [37]
A two hour timeshift channel for Foxtel Movies Disney launches on the Foxtel platform on channel 415. [39]
Channels Seven, Nine and the ABC in Sydney, as well as ABC News 24 and Sky News Live nationally, will provide coverage of the 2015 NSW state election. ABC Sydney's coverage was most watched with 157,000 viewers while Sky's national coverage rated lowest with 49,000 viewers. [40][41][42][43]
29 A two week Easter break in OzTam television ratings begins. [22]
The final of the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup becomes the most watched event of the year to date, with an estimated 3.81 million national viewers watching the event between both Channel Nine and Fox Sports. [44]
31 The Seven Network renews its exclusive broadcast rights to the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race until 2021. [45]

April

Date Event Source
10 The ABC's Australia Plus portal becomes the first mainstream western media outlet with a registered portal in China. [46]
12 Official OzTam ratings resume after a two week non-ratings period over Easter. [22]
It is revealed Prime Minister Tony Abbott will meet in private with the CEOs of Seven, Nine and Ten during the week ahead to discuss possible media reform, which could result in mergers between companies. [47]
Fiona Falkiner will replace Hayley Lewis on this year's season of The Biggest Loser. Falkiner was previously a contestant on the program's first season. [48]
25 Ronan Keating reveals he will not return to The X Factor panel this year. Dannii Minogue confirms her return. [49]
26 The World Game reporter Scott McIntyre is sacked by broadcaster SBS over inappropriate anti-ANZAC tweets [50]
29 Dee and Darren Jolly win The Block taking home A$935,000 following the auction, the highest win in the shows' history. Collectively, the four couples took home $3,165,000 making it the most amount of money given away in a single episode by any television program worldwide. [51]
NITV make a formal complaint against ACT Police claiming one of it's journalists was intimidated while filming a protest march in Canberra. [52]
30 Ten Network Holdings posts a net loss of A$264.4 million for the six months to March 2015. [53]

May

Date Event Source
3 Channel Nine will air the 57th TV Week Logie Awards. [54]
20 SBS will broadcast the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest semi-finals and finals live for the first time in Australia, with Australia competing and voting for the first time in the annual event. [55]

November

Date Event Source
28 The last day of the official 2015 OzTam television ratings period. [22]

Deaths

Premieres

Domestic series

List of domestic television series premieres
Program Original airdate Network Source
Great Australian Race Riot, TheThe Great Australian Race Riot 4 January SBS One [63]
Prison Songs 4 January SBS One [64]
Story Club 7 January ABC2 [65]
Black Tuesday: Rising From The Ashes 11 January Nine Adelaide [66]
Healthy Homes 24 January Network Ten [67]
Hinch Live 1 February[h] Sky News Australia [68]
I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! 1 February Network Ten [69]
Jillaroo School 1 February[c] ABC [70]
Winter 4 February Seven Network [71]
Hiding 5 February ABC [72]
Before and After 6 February 7Two [73][74]
Shark Tank (Australian version) 8 February Network Ten [75]
Gallipoli 9 February Nine Network [76]
Gogglebox Australia 11 February LifeStyle Channel, TheThe LifeStyle Channel[f] [77][78]
Judith Lucy is All Woman 11 February ABC [79]
Outback ER 12 February ABC [80]
Express Yourself with Sean Choolburra and Friends 13 February NITV [81]
Australia: The Story of Us 15 February Seven Network [82]
Maximum Choppage 24 February ABC2 [83]
SA's Most Wanted 5 March Nine Adelaide [84]
Bubble Bath Bay 9 March ABC 4 Kids [85]
The Friday Show 10 April Sky News Live [86]
Deadline Gallipoli 19 April showcase [87]
The Weekly with Charlie Pickering 22 April ABC [88]
My Ireland with Colin 29 April Seven Network [89]
Struggle Street 6 May SBS One [90]
Luke Nguyen’s United Kingdom 14 May SBS One [91]
800 Words TBA Seven Network [92]
8MMM Aboriginal Radio TBA ABC2 [93]
Baby Circle TBA Network Ten [77]
The Bachelorette (Australian version) TBA Network Ten [77]
Batavia TBA[a] Network Ten [94]
Beautiful Lie, TheThe Beautiful Lie TBA ABC [95]
Dr. Lisa to the Rescue TBA Nine Network [96]
Ex PM, TheThe Ex PM TBA ABC [95]
Family Law TBA[b] SBS One [97]
The First ANZACs TBA Network Ten [77]
Gallipoli: The Power of Ten TBA Seven Network [92]
Gitch TBA ABC [95]
Great Australian Spelling Bee, TheThe Great Australian Spelling Bee TBA Network Ten [98]
Hot Plate, TheThe Hot Plate TBA Nine Network [99]
Little Lunch TBA ABC3 [93]
Maddie Parry: Tough Jobs TBA ABC2 [93]
Married at First Sight (Australian version) TBA Nine Network [100]
Mesmerised TBA Seven Network [92]
My Life in 50 Words or Less TBA ABC3 [93]
Open House TBA Nine Network [101]
The Principal TBA SBS One [102]
Restaurant Revolution TBA Seven Network [92]
Restoration Australia TBA ABC [95]
Room 101 TBA[i] SBS One [103]
Sammy J & Randy in Ricketts Lane TBA ABC [95]
Tashi TBA ABC3 [93]
Tattoo Tales TBA ABC2 [93]
What Really Happens in Thailand TBA Seven Network [92]

International series

List of international television series premieres
Program Original airdate Network Country of origin Source
Euros of Hollywood 1 January Arena United States [104]
The Great Garden Revival 3 January The LifeStyle Channel United Kingdom [105]
Manufactured 4 January Discovery Science United States [105]
Playhouse Presents 4 January BBC First United Kingdom [104]
Chozen 5 January Comedy United States [106]
Inside Number 9 5 January BBC First United Kingdom [107]
Inspector Gadget 5 January Boomerang Canada [105]
You, Me & Them 6 January BBC First United Kingdom [105]
Bandit Patrol 6 January Nat Geo Wild United States [105]
AmeriCarna 7 January Discovery Turbo MAX United States [105]
Dark Horse Nation 7 January A&E Australia United States [108]
Edge of Alaska 7 January Discovery Channel United States [105]
Human Universe with Brian Cox 7 January ABC United Kingdom [109]
LeAnn & Eddie 7 January Arena United States [110]
Step Dave 7 January GEM New Zealand [111]
Thrift Hunters 7 January A&E United States [105]
Health Freaks 8 January LifeStyle You United Kingdom [112]
Plebs 8 January ABC2 United Kingdom [113]
The Art Of... 8 January Bio. United States [105]
Mary Berry Cooks 9 January Lifestyle Food United Kingdom [114]
BBQ Crawl 10 January A&E Australia United States [115]
Eat: The Story of Food 10 January Nat Geo People United States [116]
Man Down 12 January SBS One United Kingdom [117]
Uncle 12 January SBS One United Kingdom [117]
Siblings 13 January ABC2 United Kingdom [113]
Supercar Superbuild 16 January Discovery Turbo MAX United States [105]
50 Ways to Kill Your Lover 17 January CI Network United States [105]
Max & Shred 17 January Nickelodeon United States
Canada 		[105]
The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore 20 January Comedy United States [118]
Tiny House Nation 20 January LifeStyle Home United States [105]
Nigel & Adam's Farm Kitchen 21 January LifeStyle Food [105]
Rattlesnake Republic 21 January Animal Planet United States [105]
Henry Danger 24 January Nickelodeon United States [105]
Christina Milian Turned Up 27 January E! United States [119]
Cordon 27 January SBS2 Belgium [120]
Transparent 27 January Nine Network[g] United States [121][122]
Railroad Alaska 28 January Discovery Channel United States [105]
Great Night Out 29 January BBC First United Kingdom [105]
Wild But True 30 January Discovery Kids United States [123]
Cristela 1 February FOX8 United States [124]
Celebrity Legacies 2 February Bio. United States [125]
Monsters Inside Me 2 February Animal Planet United States [126]
Mud, Sweat & Gears 2 February BBC Knowledge United States [127]
We're Talking Animals 2 February Discovery Kids [126]
Tom Kerridge's Best Ever Dishes 3 February LifeStyle Food United Kingdom [126]
Alaska Off-Road Warriors 4 February A&E Australia United States [126]
Totally Rubbish 5 February Discovery Kids United States [126]
Cry Wolfe 6 February Discovery Channel United States [125]
Saving Hope 6 February SoHo United States [126]
House That £100k Built, TheThe House That £100k Built 6 February 7Two United Kingdom [73]
World's Best Chefs 7 February Nat Geo People [126]
Better Call Saul 9 February Stan United States [128]
Handsome Devils 10 February CI Network United States [125]
How to Get Away with Murder 10 February Seven Network United States [129]
Tattoos After Dark 10 February Eleven United States [130]
The Affair 10 February Showcase United States [131]
Forever 11 February Nine Network United States [132]
Strictly Soulmates 14 February LifeStyle You United Kingdom [125]
Fortitude 15 February ABC United Kingdom [133]
Your Home in Their Hands 15 February LifeStyle Home United Kingdom [125]
Dates 16 February BBC First United Kingdom [125]
Foo Fighters: Sonic Highways 16 February Channel [V] United States [134]
Mammon 17 February SBS Norway [135]
The Moaning of Life 17 February BBC Knowledge United Kingdom [125]
Siba's Table 18 February LifeStyle Food [125]
Big Dreams, Small Spaces 19 February The LifeStyle Channel United Kingdom [125]
State of Affairs 19 February Seven Network United States [136]
Can't Get The Staff 20 February The LifeStyle Channel United Kingdom [125]
How We Got to Now 26 February ABC United Kingdom [137]
Grantchester 28 February ABC United Kingdom [138]
Empire 1 March[j] Network Ten United States [139]
Witnesses 4 March SBS One France [140]
Blaze and the Monster Machines 9 March Nick Jr. United States [141]
The Game 23 March BBC First United Kingdom [142]
Terror in the Skies 23 March National Geographic United States [142]
Nail'd It 24 March LifeStyle You United States [142]
Z Nation 1 April Syfy United States [143]
Junior Paramedics 1 April BBC Knowledge United Kingdom [143]
Licence to Drill 1 April A&E United States [143]
Pilots Under Pressure 1 April Nat Geo People United States [143]
Mecum Dealmakers 2 April Discovery Turbo MAX [143]
The Truth About Meat 2 April BBC Knowledge United Kingdom [143]
Underworld Inc. 2 April National Geographic Channel United States [143]
Killer Magic 3 April FOX8 United States [143]
Posh Pawn 3 April The LifeStyle Channel [143]
Barrett-Jackson 4 April Discovery Turbo MAX [143]
Can't Stop 5 April BBC Knowledge United Kingdom [143]
The Grace Helbig Show 5 April E! United States [143]
House Vs House 5 April LifeStyle Home [143]
My Tiny Terror 5 April Animal Planet [143]
Double Divas 6 April Style Network United States [143]
Fashion Hunters 6 April Style Network United States [143]
Dual Survival 7 April Discovery Channel United States [143]
Friends to Lovers 7 April Arena United States [143]
Kingdom 7 April FX United States [143]
Border Country 8 April History Channel [143]
Magic of Silence 8 April Discovery Science [143]
Backroad Bounty 9 April A&E United States [143]
Turbo Pickers 10 April Discovery Turbo MAX [143]
Wolf Hall 11 April BBC First United Kingdom [143]
Almost Human 12 April Nine Network United States [144]
London Irish 12 April BBC First United Kingdom [143]
Stalker 12 April Nine Network United States [144]
Ainsley Eats The Street 13 April LifeStyle Food United Kingdom [143]
Donnie Loves Jenny 13 April Arena United States [143]
The Watch 13 April Nat Geo People [143]
Believe 15 April Nine Network United States [144]
Deadbeat 15 April The Comedy Channel United States [143]
Fear Thy Neighbour 15 April CI Network [143]
Our Girl 16 April ABC United Kingdom [145]
Inside The Mind Of A Serial Killer 19 April CI Network United States [143]
Togetherness 21 April showcase United States [143]
Deadly Dilemmas 22 April Discovery Science United States [143]
Good Work 22 April E! United States [143]
Truckers 23 April BBC First United States [143]
Startalk 27 April National Geographic Channel United States [143]
Invent It Rich 29 April Discovery Science United States [143]
Brothers Green: EATS! 30 April MTV United States [143]
Best in Bridal 1 May LifeStyle You United States [146]
Unlivable 1 May LifeStyle Home United States [146]
Why Planes Crash 1 May Discovery Science United States [146]
Asia from Above 2 May History Channel United States [146]
Mob Wives Chicago 2 May Arena United States [146]
Wild Colombia 3 May Nat Geo Wild United States [146]
Gates 4 May BBC First United Kingdom [147]
Haunted Encounters 4 May Bio. United States [146]
In The Club 4 May BBC First United Kingdom [146]
The Ark 7 May Nat Geo People United States [146]
Grace and Frankie 8 May Netflix United States [148]
Buying the Beach 9 May TLC United States [146]
Fresh Off the Boat 10 May FOX8 United States [149]
Alex Polizzi's Secret Italy 11 May The LifeStyle Channel United States [146]
Hollywood Scandals 11 May Bio. United States [146]
Wayward Pines 14 May FX United States [146]
Indian Summers 16 May BBC First United Kingdom [146]
The Property Brothers At Home 18 May LifeStyle Home United States [146]
Breaking The Faith 22 May TLC United States [146]
The Real Housewives of Cheshire 24 May Arena United States [146]
My Big Fat Fabulous Life 26 May TLC United States [146]
Skin Wars 26 May LifeStyle You United States [146]
The Messengers 27 May FOX8 United States [146]
The Passing Bells 28 May BBC First United Kingdom [146]
Untitled Bruce Jenner docu-series 27 July E! United States [150]
Aquarius TBA Seven Network United States [92]
Battle Creek TBA Seven Network United States [92]
CSI: Cyber TBA Network Ten United States [77]
Heroes: Reborn TBA Seven Network United States [92]
Katherine Mills: Mind Games TBA Seven Network United States [92]
Marry Me TBA Seven Network United States [92]
Mozart in the Jungle TBA Stan United States [121]
The Odd Couple TBA Network Ten United States [77]
Odyssey TBA Seven Network United States [92]
Red Band Society TBA Seven Network United States [92]
Whispers, TheThe Whispers TBA Seven Network United States [92]
Wolf Hall TBA BBC First United Kingdom [151]
Zero Hour TBA[d] Seven Network United States [152]

Telemovies and miniseries

List of domestic telemovie and miniseries premieres
Program Original airdate(s) Network Source
The House of Hancock 8 February Nine Network [153]
Catching Milat TBA Seven Network [92]
Mary: The Making of a Princess TBA Network Ten [77]
Peter Brock Story, TheThe Peter Brock Story TBA Network Ten [77]
Redfern Now: Promise Me TBA ABC [95]
Secret River, TheThe Secret River TBA ABC [95]
List of international telemovie and miniseries premieres
Program Original airdate(s) Network Country of origin Source
Olive Kitteridge 13 January Showcase United States [154]
Sons of Liberty 5 February SBS One United States [155]
Pants on Fire 6 February Disney XD United States [156]
Jake And The Never Land Pirates: Battle For The Book 28 February Disney Junior United States [157]
The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst 7 May showcase United States [158]
Houdini TBA Seven Network United States [92]

Documentaries

List of domestic television documentary premieres
Program Original airdate(s) Network Source
Saturday Night At The Movies 17 January Fox Classics [159]
Sounds Like Teen Spirit: Triple J at 40 19 January ABC [95][160]
James Cameron's Deep Sea Challenge 23 February SBS One [161]
Life on the Reef 1 March ABC [162]
Reinventing the Royals 3 March ABC [163]
Stop Laughing: This is Serious 22 March ABC [95]
Afghanistan: The Australian War TBA ABC [95]
Bespoke TBA ABC [95]
Blood and Thunder TBA ABC [95]
Inside Labor TBA ABC [95]
Lest We Forget, What? TBA ABC [95]
Making Australia Great: Inside our Longest Boom TBA ABC [95]
No Excuses! with Sarah Ferguson TBA ABC [95]
Vietnam ANZACs TBA ABC [95]
Walers: Australia’s Great Warhorse, TheThe Walers: Australia’s Great Warhorse TBA ABC [95]
Watch this Space TBA ABC [95]
Waves of ANZAC Cove, TheThe Waves of ANZAC Cove TBA ABC [95]

Specials

List of domestic television special premieres
Program Original airdate(s) Network(s) Source
Inside the Siege: The Untold Story 8 February Seven Network [23]
Neighbours: 30 Years 16 March Network Ten
Eleven 		[77]
Comedy Central Roast of Justin Bieber 31 March Comedy [164]
57th TV Week Logie Awards 3 May Nine Network [54]
Eurovision's Greatest Hits 21 May SBS One [165]
2015 Antenna Awards TBA C31 Melbourne
List of international television special premieres
Program Original airdate(s) Network(s) Country of origin Source
Hugh Laurie: Live on the Queen Mary 20 January Bio. United Kingdom [166]

Programming changes

Changes to network affiliation

Criteria for inclusion in the following list is that Australian premiere episodes will air in Australia for the first time on a new channel. This includes when a program is moved from a free-to-air network's primary channel to a digital multi-channel, as well as when a program moves between subscription television channels – provided the preceding criteria is met. Ended television series which change networks for repeat broadcasts are not included in the list.

List of domestic television series which changed network affiliation
Program Date New network Previous network Source
A Place To Call Home TBA SoHo Seven Network [167]
Community 18 March Stan GO! [168]

Free-to-air premieres

This is a list of programs which made their premiere on Australian free-to-air television that had previously premiered on Australian subscription television. Programs may still air on the original subscription television network.

List of international television programs which premiered on free-to-air television for the first time
Program Date Free-to-air network Subscription network(s) Country of origin Source
Louis Theroux's LA Stories 5 February ABC BBC Knowledge United Kingdom [169]
Dig 28 May SBS One Stan United States [170]

Subscription premieres

This is a list of programs which made their debut on Australian subscription television, having previously premiered on Australian free-to-air television. Programs may still air (first or repeat) on the original free-to-air television network.

List of international television programs which premiered on subscription television for the first time
Program Date Free-to-air network Subscription network(s) Country of origin Source
Under The Dome 4 January Network Ten TV H!TS United States [104]
Brooklyn Nine-Nine 7 January SBS One Universal Channel United States [171]
Howard Defined 11 January Seven Network[e] Sky News Australia Australia [172]
Thank God You're Here 13 January Network Ten
Seven Network 		Comedy Australia [173]
Scandal 22 January Channel Seven SoHo United States [174]
Mrs. Brown's Boys 15 February Channel Seven BBC UKTV United Kingdom [175]

Returning programs

List of returning domestic television series
Program Return date Network Original run Source
RPM TBA Network Ten 1997—2011 (intermittently) [176]

Endings

List of domestic television series endings
Program End date Network Start date Ref
Financial Review Sunday Unknown Nine Network 5 May [177]
Keneally and Cameron 27 March Sky News Live 19 September [178]

Notes

References

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