Three Australian television networks have been caught up in a bizarre blunder this week. A spokesperson for the New South Wales Rural Fire Service was doing the rounds on Nine, Seven and Ten on ...

Seven West Media and Nine Entertainment Co are poised to spend $22 million buying Network Ten's stake in a jointly-owned transmission tower business that broadcasts free-to-air television channels ...

James Worsfold/Getty Images The stakes are high for Seven, Nine and Ten, and Free TV admits “sport continues to be the highest rating genre on television”.

Also well above. However, Seven was the only network that increased its percentages from 2022, albeit slightly – when Nine’s percentage was 79.47%, Seven’s was 75.88%, and Ten was 70.54%.

The TV industry has been quietly asking advertising technology firms to sign non-disclosure agreements to help build a new, unified ad buying system.

A new affiliation between Network Ten and WIN may have been forced, but it opens the way for possible future mergers.

Australia's Nine TV network to acquire publisher Fairfax for $3.1 billion. The deal will create Australia's largest independent media group with TV, digital, print and radio assets.