A 10 double topped entertainment shows on Monday bolstering network share, while interest in News events remains high.
MasterChef Australia Grand Final Part I drew 799,000 with
Have You Been Paying Attention? at 674,000.
Meanwhile
Farmer Wants a Wife (660,000),
Beauty & the Geek (622,000), and
One Plus One (380,000).
Later
Four Corners (450,000) and
Emergency (299,000).
Seven News was 1.11m / 1.07m was best for Seven with
Home & Away at 633,000 then
The Chase (598,000 / 357,000).
9-1-1: Lone Star was 265,000.
Nine News was #1 at 1.18m / 1.11m for Nine.
A Current Affair drew 783,000 with
Hot Seat at 571,000 / 360,000. Across the network Footy Classified was 121,000 and
100% Footy managed 63,000.
The Project was 527,000 / 366,000.
10 News First drew 427,000 / 278,000 then
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It’s just before 1am, an odd time to be walking dogs. But Daniel Macklin has just clocked off from a forklift-driving shift in Bairnsdale, in eastern Victoria. Now, early on this Monday morning in October 2019, the 33-year-old has driven to Shaving Point, a picnic area in nearby Metung, to give Jasper and Kiro a run and quick sausages cooked up on the public barbecue.
Macklin loads the dogs into the back of his brand-new, $60,000 Toyota RAV4 (“lovely car, great car”), into which he’s sunk his entire recent divorce payout. He cruises past the Metung shops, past the yacht club, and – in a decision that still haunts him – past the Rosherville Road turnoff, his regular shortcut home to Swan Reach, 10 minutes away. The music’s on, but not too loud. And he’s driving just under the 70-kilometre speed limit because, as a local, he knows this is wombat territory.