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Top 5 Prime Time Programmes – People 18-39
1. Wednesday 2030-2130 House NEW-10 11.6
2. Sunday 2100-2140 Australian Idol – The Winner Announced NEW-10 11.4
3. Tuesday 2030-2130 NCIS NEW-10 11.1
4. Sunday 2040-2100 Australian Idol – The Final Verdict NEW-10 11.0
5. Tuesday 2000-2100 The Simpsons NEW-10 10.4
Top 5 Prime Time Programmes People 25-39
1. Sunday 2100-2140 Australian Idol – The Winner Announced NEW-10 15.4
2. Sunday 2040-2100 Australian Idol – The Final Verdict NEW-10 15.2
3. Wednesday 2030-2130 House NEW-10 12.5
4. Sunday 1930-2030 60 Minutes STW-9 12.1
5. Sunday 1930-2030 Australian Idol – Live from the Opera House NEW-10 11.8
Top 5 Prime Time Programmes People 25-54
1. Sunday 2100-2130 Australian Idol – The Winner Announced NEW-10 15.3
2. Sunday 2040-2100 Australian Idol – The Final Verdict NEW-10 14.2
3. Monday 2040-2140 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation – RPT STW-9 13.5
4. Tuesday 2030-2130 NCIS NEW-10 13.5
5. Sunday 1930-2030 60 Minutes STW-9 13.2
Top 5 Prime Time Programmes People 35-54
1. Sunday 2100-2140 Australian Idol – The Winner Announced NEW-10 17.2
2. Monday 2040-2140 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation STW-9 15.7
3. Sunday 2040-2100 Australian Idol – The Final Verdict NEW-10 15.5
4.Tuesday 2030-2130 NCIS NEW-10 15.5
5. Sunday 1800-1830 News TVW-7 15.0
Top 5 Prime Time Programmes – People 18-39
1. Wednesday 2030-2130 House NEW-10 11.6
2. Sunday 2100-2140 Australian Idol – The Winner Announced NEW-10 11.4
3. Tuesday 2030-2130 NCIS NEW-10 11.1
4. Sunday 2040-2100 Australian Idol – The Final Verdict NEW-10 11.0
5. Tuesday 2000-2100 The Simpsons NEW-10 10.4
Top 5 Prime Time Programmes People 25-39
1. Sunday 2100-2140 Australian Idol – The Winner Announced NEW-10 15.4
2. Sunday 2040-2100 Australian Idol – The Final Verdict NEW-10 15.2
3. Wednesday 2030-2130 House NEW-10 12.5
4. Sunday 1930-2030 60 Minutes STW-9 12.1
5. Sunday 1930-2030 Australian Idol – Live from the Opera House NEW-10 11.8
Top 5 Prime Time Programmes People 25-54
1. Sunday 2100-2130 Australian Idol – The Winner Announced NEW-10 15.3
2. Sunday 2040-2100 Australian Idol – The Final Verdict NEW-10 14.2
3. Monday 2040-2140 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation – RPT STW-9 13.5
4. Tuesday 2030-2130 NCIS NEW-10 13.5
5. Sunday 1930-2030 60 Minutes STW-9 13.2
Top 5 Prime Time Programmes People 35-54
1. Sunday 2100-2140 Australian Idol – The Winner Announced NEW-10 17.2
2. Monday 2040-2140 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation STW-9 15.7
3. Sunday 2040-2100 Australian Idol – The Final Verdict NEW-10 15.5
4.Tuesday 2030-2130 NCIS NEW-10 15.5
5. Sunday 1800-1830 News TVW-7 15.0
Continue reading INITIATIVE MEDIA WEEK IN REVIEW: NOV 23-29.
This is your last chance to book tickets for this year's PADC Awards. Contact Liz Bindon-Bonney now and get along to what should be a great night. This year the PADC has taken the show back to an upmarket format with the awards being handed out at a "Black & Stylish" event in the ballroom at the Hyatt Regency Perth Hotel.
This is a sit down 3-course dinner - you can book tables of 10 or just book for yourself and Liz will sit you with some cool people. The awards presentation will be in two parts leaving plenty of time to socialise. Pre-dinner drinks kick off at 6.30pm and after the awards a DJ will serve up plenty of dancing music until the Hyatt kick us all out at 1am.
Tickets are only $150 (PADC student members $80. Student non-members $100) and you can book with Liz via email.
This is a sit down 3-course dinner - you can book tables of 10 or just book for yourself and Liz will sit you with some cool people. The awards presentation will be in two parts leaving plenty of time to socialise. Pre-dinner drinks kick off at 6.30pm and after the awards a DJ will serve up plenty of dancing music until the Hyatt kick us all out at 1am.
Tickets are only $150 (PADC student members $80. Student non-members $100) and you can book with Liz via email.
Campaign Brief hears that Meerkats has resigned the Apartment division of the Stocklands account. The account is estimated at around $1.5 million and is now believed to be having talks with other Perth agencies including 303 and Marketforce. Meerkats could not be contacted for comment but continue to handle all other work for Stocklands.
Perth's impressive performance in Radio continues with Marketforce creative duo Guy Hamilton Howlett and Rob James making it to the finalist stage at the international YoungGuns awards. The awards can only be entered by creatives under 30 years of age and Howlett and James were Perth's only finalists. Their successful entry was a Lotterywest Scratch 'n' Win radio campaign for Father's Day. The awards were judged last week by a panel of international judges headed by JWT Worldwide ECD Craig Davis. Winners will be announced on December 8th.
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Initiative Business Manager Joy Powell's analysis of the final Perth Radio Survey for 2008, released yesterday.
OVERALL RESULTS PEOPLE 10+
#1 : MIX 94.5 was 16.8 - NOW 16.5 (Decrease of 0.3%)
#2 : 92.9 was 11.9 - NOW 13.6 (INCREASE of 1.7%)
#3 : ABC720 was 11.2 - NOW 11.8 (INCREASE of 0.6%)
#4 : 96fm was 11.7 - NOW 10.3 (Decrease of 1.4%)
#5 : 6PR was 10.2 - NOW 9.8 (Decrease of 0.4%)
#6 : NOVA was 10.1 - NOW 9.5 (Decrease of 0.6%)
#7 : 6IX was 5.2 - NOW 5.3 (INCREASE of 0.1%)
#8 : JJJ was 5.2 - NOW 5.2 No Change
Comments & Observations
• At a quick glance 92.9 took away from 96fm. MIX 94.5 finished the year a clear 2.9% ahead of their nearest competitor, which is their sister station 92.9
• MIX 94.5 gained share in their Morning and Afternoon sessions and held share in Breakfast. Increases in share with demographics P18-24 and P25-39, along with GB’s. Retaining No. 1 overall position (as they have for the past nine years) and are still No. 1 P40-54 and GB’s and No. 1 in Mornings, Afternoon & Weekend listening.
• 92.9 regained No. 2 position overall and obtained largest share increase for P10+ this survey. Audience increases across most sessions – excluding Evening. Demographic share increase highlights are +5% P25-39 / +3.1% P18-39. There were increases for all demographics excluding P18-24 where only marginal share loss occurred. Station is No. 1 for P10-17 and P25-39 and also No. 1 for Drive session.
• 96fm concludes the 2008 survey year as the No. 3 commercial station P10+. Only demographic increase this survey P10-17 and only session increase was Evening. However, their figures have improved across the year for P25-39 and P25-44.
• ABC720 retain No. 1 P55+ and won Breakfast session.
• 6PR are No. 1 Evening session and No. 1 Commercial Station for P55+. Session increases in Drive & Evening. Audience increases P10-17, P55+ & GB’s.
• NOVA is No. 1 P18-24. They gained audience increases in P18-24 and P18-39 along with Afternoon & Drive sessions.
• 6IX had the highest cume increase – 28,000. Station also increased share in their Breakfast, Drive, Evening and Weekend session listening. Audience increases also occurred for P10-17, P40-54 & GB’s.
OVERALL RESULTS PEOPLE 10+
#1 : MIX 94.5 was 16.8 - NOW 16.5 (Decrease of 0.3%)
#2 : 92.9 was 11.9 - NOW 13.6 (INCREASE of 1.7%)
#3 : ABC720 was 11.2 - NOW 11.8 (INCREASE of 0.6%)
#4 : 96fm was 11.7 - NOW 10.3 (Decrease of 1.4%)
#5 : 6PR was 10.2 - NOW 9.8 (Decrease of 0.4%)
#6 : NOVA was 10.1 - NOW 9.5 (Decrease of 0.6%)
#7 : 6IX was 5.2 - NOW 5.3 (INCREASE of 0.1%)
#8 : JJJ was 5.2 - NOW 5.2 No Change
Comments & Observations
• At a quick glance 92.9 took away from 96fm. MIX 94.5 finished the year a clear 2.9% ahead of their nearest competitor, which is their sister station 92.9
• MIX 94.5 gained share in their Morning and Afternoon sessions and held share in Breakfast. Increases in share with demographics P18-24 and P25-39, along with GB’s. Retaining No. 1 overall position (as they have for the past nine years) and are still No. 1 P40-54 and GB’s and No. 1 in Mornings, Afternoon & Weekend listening.
• 92.9 regained No. 2 position overall and obtained largest share increase for P10+ this survey. Audience increases across most sessions – excluding Evening. Demographic share increase highlights are +5% P25-39 / +3.1% P18-39. There were increases for all demographics excluding P18-24 where only marginal share loss occurred. Station is No. 1 for P10-17 and P25-39 and also No. 1 for Drive session.
• 96fm concludes the 2008 survey year as the No. 3 commercial station P10+. Only demographic increase this survey P10-17 and only session increase was Evening. However, their figures have improved across the year for P25-39 and P25-44.
• ABC720 retain No. 1 P55+ and won Breakfast session.
• 6PR are No. 1 Evening session and No. 1 Commercial Station for P55+. Session increases in Drive & Evening. Audience increases P10-17, P55+ & GB’s.
• NOVA is No. 1 P18-24. They gained audience increases in P18-24 and P18-39 along with Afternoon & Drive sessions.
• 6IX had the highest cume increase – 28,000. Station also increased share in their Breakfast, Drive, Evening and Weekend session listening. Audience increases also occurred for P10-17, P40-54 & GB’s.
Continue reading THE POWELL REPORT: RADIO SURVEY 8/2008.
West Australian Newspapers board chairman Peter Mansell and two other directors have resigned. And WAN chief executive Ken Steinke will also step down it was announced today. Read the full story on WAtoday.
ACCOUNT MANAGER - MARKETFORCE RETAIL
Marketforce is an icon in the Western Australian advertising industry and have been the WA industry leader for over twenty five years, ranked amongst the top ten advertising agencies in Australia.
The retail division, Marketforce Retail, provides strategic retail solutions for some of WA’s leading retail brands and is seeking to appoint a talented Account Manager or Senior Account Manager who would like to work at the cutting edge in one of Western Australia’s most exciting advertising and communication Companies.
Working within the Account Service department the successful applicant will be required to manage the daily operations and build relationships with MF Retail clients, as well as lead an internal account service team.
To succeed in this role you will need to have experience in all aspects of advertising and have the confidence, motivation and organisation skills to manage a group of clients with minimal supervision. Advanced skills in MS Excel, Word and PowerPoint, and an understanding of print and broadcast production processes will be highly advantageous for selection.
If this opportunity sounds like the next step in your career and you feel you have all the required skills to succeed, please forward your resume and covering letter to the Director of Human Resources, Marketforce Group, 1314 Hay Street WEST PERTH 6005 or by email to pduracksmith@marketforce.com.au
AQUENT
Are you looking for outstanding talent for your organisation?
*AQUENT STAR OF THE WEEK* FREELANCE | Art Director/Senior Graphic Designer
This award winning, dynamic Art Director/Senior Graphic Designer with over 9 years experience is currently seeking to bring her talents back into the Perth Market. Having worked overseas and over East, she offers a unique combination of extensive comprehension in graphic design, advertising and new media design to her work. Interested in knowing more? Call Lynette Pingault on 9381 7655 today!
We are looking for the following talent:
MARKETING & PR
MARKET INSIGHTS CONSULTANT
Are you an experienced market research professional that is looking for a change? Our client needs a tertiary qualified researcher who has a minimum of three years experience in the commercial world, looking at consumer and market insights. You must have highly developed analytical skills, the ability to work to deadlines and work well in a team environment. This is a great organization with extra benefits including additional superannuation. Find out more by calling Karen P Thompson on 9381 7655.
CONTRACT MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS
In response from clients, Aquent Perth has expanded to include contract marketing to our repertoire. In line with our Aquent cousin’s over East, we aim to provide marketing, communications and public relations specialists for short-term contracts. Contracts typically run for three months, however can continue for longer.
If you are a marketing, public relations or communication guru seeking contact work – LET US KNOW!! To apply to be a part of the Aquent workforce register your details at www.aquent.com.au to get your future with Aquent moving.
CREATIVE
FREELANCE WEB DESIGN/DEVELOPERS/PROGRAMMERS NEEDED!
We have long and short term assignments for experienced mid-weight to senior Web Designers, programmers and developers to work in agencies, design studios and for corporate clients. Don't miss out on fantastic rates and benefits like holiday pay and bonuses!
To apply to be a part of the Aquent workforce, please feel free to make yourself known to Lynette Pingault on 9381 7655 or email lpingault@aquent.com to get your future with Aquent moving.
ACCOUNT SERVICE
SENIOR ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT ROLES
Passionate, ‘polished’ self starters needed!!!! A number of our clients are currently looking for senior suits to service a variety of accounts.
To be considered for these positions, you must be able to demonstrate a solid track record within the advertising industry, be strategically minded, great with people and have proven campaign management skills. If you are looking for a change and think you fit the bill then please call Karen Thomson (Area Manager) for further details on 08 9381 7655. Or log onto www.auent.com.au to apply online.
CASH FOR CONTACTS
The media have cash for comments, we have cash for contacts. Who do you know that we don’t? We are always on the look out for talent - refer a Creative, Account Service or Marketing friend to Aquent and you will be rewarded financially (conditions apply).
TO REGISTER ONLINE WITH AQUENT ...
Log onto www.aquent.com.au You will need to have access to your resume (preferably in WORD format) as you will be asked to attach it electronically when you register.
Marketforce is an icon in the Western Australian advertising industry and have been the WA industry leader for over twenty five years, ranked amongst the top ten advertising agencies in Australia.
The retail division, Marketforce Retail, provides strategic retail solutions for some of WA’s leading retail brands and is seeking to appoint a talented Account Manager or Senior Account Manager who would like to work at the cutting edge in one of Western Australia’s most exciting advertising and communication Companies.
Working within the Account Service department the successful applicant will be required to manage the daily operations and build relationships with MF Retail clients, as well as lead an internal account service team.
To succeed in this role you will need to have experience in all aspects of advertising and have the confidence, motivation and organisation skills to manage a group of clients with minimal supervision. Advanced skills in MS Excel, Word and PowerPoint, and an understanding of print and broadcast production processes will be highly advantageous for selection.
If this opportunity sounds like the next step in your career and you feel you have all the required skills to succeed, please forward your resume and covering letter to the Director of Human Resources, Marketforce Group, 1314 Hay Street WEST PERTH 6005 or by email to pduracksmith@marketforce.com.au
AQUENT
Are you looking for outstanding talent for your organisation?
*AQUENT STAR OF THE WEEK* FREELANCE | Art Director/Senior Graphic Designer
This award winning, dynamic Art Director/Senior Graphic Designer with over 9 years experience is currently seeking to bring her talents back into the Perth Market. Having worked overseas and over East, she offers a unique combination of extensive comprehension in graphic design, advertising and new media design to her work. Interested in knowing more? Call Lynette Pingault on 9381 7655 today!
We are looking for the following talent:
MARKETING & PR
MARKET INSIGHTS CONSULTANT
Are you an experienced market research professional that is looking for a change? Our client needs a tertiary qualified researcher who has a minimum of three years experience in the commercial world, looking at consumer and market insights. You must have highly developed analytical skills, the ability to work to deadlines and work well in a team environment. This is a great organization with extra benefits including additional superannuation. Find out more by calling Karen P Thompson on 9381 7655.
CONTRACT MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS
In response from clients, Aquent Perth has expanded to include contract marketing to our repertoire. In line with our Aquent cousin’s over East, we aim to provide marketing, communications and public relations specialists for short-term contracts. Contracts typically run for three months, however can continue for longer.
If you are a marketing, public relations or communication guru seeking contact work – LET US KNOW!! To apply to be a part of the Aquent workforce register your details at www.aquent.com.au to get your future with Aquent moving.
CREATIVE
FREELANCE WEB DESIGN/DEVELOPERS/PROGRAMMERS NEEDED!
We have long and short term assignments for experienced mid-weight to senior Web Designers, programmers and developers to work in agencies, design studios and for corporate clients. Don't miss out on fantastic rates and benefits like holiday pay and bonuses!
To apply to be a part of the Aquent workforce, please feel free to make yourself known to Lynette Pingault on 9381 7655 or email lpingault@aquent.com to get your future with Aquent moving.
ACCOUNT SERVICE
SENIOR ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT ROLES
Passionate, ‘polished’ self starters needed!!!! A number of our clients are currently looking for senior suits to service a variety of accounts.
To be considered for these positions, you must be able to demonstrate a solid track record within the advertising industry, be strategically minded, great with people and have proven campaign management skills. If you are looking for a change and think you fit the bill then please call Karen Thomson (Area Manager) for further details on 08 9381 7655. Or log onto www.auent.com.au to apply online.
CASH FOR CONTACTS
The media have cash for comments, we have cash for contacts. Who do you know that we don’t? We are always on the look out for talent - refer a Creative, Account Service or Marketing friend to Aquent and you will be rewarded financially (conditions apply).
TO REGISTER ONLINE WITH AQUENT ...
Log onto www.aquent.com.au You will need to have access to your resume (preferably in WORD format) as you will be asked to attach it electronically when you register.
The structure for the inaugural Australian EFFIE Awards, to be presented by the AFA and the AANA, has now been created with big changes to encourage a wider spread of entries from agencies and clients of all sizes and from all states of Australia.
Since the announcement of the new Awards programme earlier this year, the AFA Effectiveness Committee has put the finishing touches to the creation of the new programme. It builds on the proud history of the AFA's Advertising Effectiveness Awards, known for its rigour and prestige.
“Our job has been to refresh the programme with the introduction of the internationally recognised EFFIE brand – now held each year in 39 countries around the world,” said Committee Chair, Matthew Melhuish. “We believe the new programme will be more accessible for a wider range of clients and agencies and will breathe new life into the drive to showcase why advertising and marketing are such vital tools for business success.”
The big changes include:
• New categories created to reflect industry sectors
• A one-step entry process instead of the previous two-stage process
• Lower entry price
• Entry length no longer the barrier it used to be; now 1,000 - 3,000 words as a guideline.
• Sensitive market information can now be removed before the case studies are published to encourage entrants to provide vital campaign results
• Judges comments and feedback will now be available to entrants so the process becomes an exercise in learning
• AFA entrants can earn Accreditation hours by preparing entries and attending Effectiveness workshops
• In-depth “How to Write a Winning Entry” seminars will be held to assist applicants.
The Awards are a joint presentation by the AFA and the Australian Association of National Advertisers (AANA) with the Awards dinner and presentation being held in Sydney on Thursday 27th of August 2009, and then annually.
“From an advertiser perspective, the AANA was attracted to the accountability associated with the EFFIE program,” said AANA CEO Scott McClellan. “Having measurable criteria at the core of the judging process can only add to the stature of these awards, and we value our involvement with them,” he said.
Winners of the Australian awards will also be eligible to enter into the second round of judging in the regional Asia Pacific Awards and the opportunity to compete globally.
Clients and agencies are encouraged to put the following critical dates in their diaries:
“How to Write a Wining Entry” Seminar Dates
• Sydney Thursday, January 29th 2009
• Melbourne Thursday, February 4th 2009
• Brisbane Thursday, February 12th 2009
Key Dates for Awards
• Entries Open Thursday 29th January 2009
• Entries Close Monday, 27 April 2009
• Finalists Announced Monday 1 June 2009
• Awards Dinner Thursday 27th August 2009
For further information about the Effie program visit the AFA website - www.afa.org.au and www.effie.org
Since the announcement of the new Awards programme earlier this year, the AFA Effectiveness Committee has put the finishing touches to the creation of the new programme. It builds on the proud history of the AFA's Advertising Effectiveness Awards, known for its rigour and prestige.
“Our job has been to refresh the programme with the introduction of the internationally recognised EFFIE brand – now held each year in 39 countries around the world,” said Committee Chair, Matthew Melhuish. “We believe the new programme will be more accessible for a wider range of clients and agencies and will breathe new life into the drive to showcase why advertising and marketing are such vital tools for business success.”
The big changes include:
• New categories created to reflect industry sectors
• A one-step entry process instead of the previous two-stage process
• Lower entry price
• Entry length no longer the barrier it used to be; now 1,000 - 3,000 words as a guideline.
• Sensitive market information can now be removed before the case studies are published to encourage entrants to provide vital campaign results
• Judges comments and feedback will now be available to entrants so the process becomes an exercise in learning
• AFA entrants can earn Accreditation hours by preparing entries and attending Effectiveness workshops
• In-depth “How to Write a Winning Entry” seminars will be held to assist applicants.
The Awards are a joint presentation by the AFA and the Australian Association of National Advertisers (AANA) with the Awards dinner and presentation being held in Sydney on Thursday 27th of August 2009, and then annually.
“From an advertiser perspective, the AANA was attracted to the accountability associated with the EFFIE program,” said AANA CEO Scott McClellan. “Having measurable criteria at the core of the judging process can only add to the stature of these awards, and we value our involvement with them,” he said.
Winners of the Australian awards will also be eligible to enter into the second round of judging in the regional Asia Pacific Awards and the opportunity to compete globally.
Clients and agencies are encouraged to put the following critical dates in their diaries:
“How to Write a Wining Entry” Seminar Dates
• Sydney Thursday, January 29th 2009
• Melbourne Thursday, February 4th 2009
• Brisbane Thursday, February 12th 2009
Key Dates for Awards
• Entries Open Thursday 29th January 2009
• Entries Close Monday, 27 April 2009
• Finalists Announced Monday 1 June 2009
• Awards Dinner Thursday 27th August 2009
For further information about the Effie program visit the AFA website - www.afa.org.au and www.effie.org
Instead, UNICEF in Australia will not follow the lead of their counterparts in the U.S. and is asking that prospective agencies officially tender for the pro-bono project. The successful agencies - advertising, public relations, media and events – will be chosen by an industry committee that was formed earlier this year to launch the Tap Project in Australia in March 2009. However, the closing date for submissions is December 24, 2008 - just over three weeks away.
The Tap Project is Droga5's award-winning fundraising campaign for UNICEF which launched in New York City on World Water Day in 2007 (March 22). Hundreds of restaurants across New York invited customers to donate $1 for the tap water they would normally get for free.
The funds help UNICEF save lives by providing safe drinking water to children in developing nations. In just one day, New Yorkers generated years’ worth of clean drinking water to the world’s children most in need. UNICEF declared The Tap Project as its most successful single initiative in the organisation’s history.
The successful campaign spread across North America and Canada in 2008 and on World Water Day 2009 it will spill across continents and make its global debut in many countries, including Australia. The Tap Project’s Australian creator, David Droga, won the Titanium Lion for creative innovation at the 2007 Cannes International Advertising Festival for the concept.
For a full description of the project and details of how to get involved, visit the ‘Get Involved’ section of the UNICEF Australia website: www.unicef.org.au. The closing date for submissions is December 24, 2008.
UNICEF and Water
Water is a daily privilege that millions take for granted. The little known truth is that lack of clean and accessible drinking water is the second largest worldwide killer of children under five. Currently, UNICEF provides access to safe water and sanitation facilities while promoting safe hygiene practices in more than 90 countries. By 2015, UNICEF's goal is to reduce the number of people without safe water and basic sanitation by 50 percent.
Recent volatile times have led to an unprecedented increase in the use of public transport in Perth. The daily queues at cash ticket machines are leading to congestion and frustration for commuters. The solution, according to this print campaign from Cooch Creative, is that both can be avoided by using a stored value SmartRider ticket instead. The creative team is Ron Samuel and Spencer Battista. Photographer is Alan Myles and digital imaging by Procolor, Singapore.




Perhaps it is too soon, but one thing's for sure - the annual Nova Christmas party on the balcony of their Subiaco office is one not to be missed. The station again pulled out all stops today with plenty of food, booze and entertainment for the crowd of around 160 guests. The surprise of the day turned out to be the entertainment laid on by Nova managing director Gary Roberts, who topped last year's Sneaky Sound System when Ben Lee hit the boardroom and played 7 of his recent hits. It was a performance that even had diners at the Subi Hotel standing on the footpath to hear.
Here are a few photos from the CB camera.
Britney Spears has continued to enthral Australians with her diva antics and much publicised ‘comeback’ to record the highest number of web searches in 2008, however world events also rated highly for Australians according to annual rankings released today by Yahoo!7.
World news and trends were high on the agenda with the Beijing Olympics, global credit crunch and US election all in the top 10 searches. Panic in the world financial markets, the credit crunch, recession and the effects on the Australian market were all hotly searched-for terms as people turned to the internet for comfort and advice. After reality set in about the sustained nature of the economy, searchers switched from general updates on the financial crisis, to advice on how to ride out the financial storm in their own personal way. Similarly, Barack Obama and Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin were highly sought after in the lead up to, and during the exciting US Presidential election.
Heath Ledger came in at number two behind Britney, following the Australian actor’s tragic death in January and highly acclaimed role as the Joker in The Dark Knight. Angelina Jolie and Jessica Alba, both ‘yummy mummies’ in 2008 came in jointly at number four, with our golden girl Stephanie Rice in at number five.
Compared to the 2007 top searches, where celebrities and pop culture dominated the top 10 results (weather and real estate were the only news related issues at number two and three respectively), 2008 has seen a clear shift towards interest in global news and issues.
As Amanda Millar, Communications Manager for Yahoo!7 notes, “Our analysis of what Australians search for each year is like a cultural barometer of what Australians find interesting and important. 2008 has been a big year for global news, particularly with the Beijing Olympics and global credit crisis, so it’s no surprise these have been high on the list of top searches for Australians.”
Rounding out the top ten were natural disasters/phenomena, including the devastating Chinese earthquake; Cyclone Nargis, the worst natural disaster in the recorded history of Burma; and finally Large Hadron Collier, the world’s largest and highest-energy particle accelerator that many predicted would cause the end of the world.
In addition to the overall top searches for 2008, Yahoo!7 has also collated the top 10 search results across various categories, including the most searched for Australian news stories, celebrities, farewells, products/shopping, social issues, sport, Olympians, economy, travel and health.
So at a glance what else was hot for 2008?
In national news, Australians were fervently searching for Heath Ledger, Kevin Rudd’s Sorry speech, David Hicks – as well as all things ‘Underbelly’ (hit TV series and Tony Mokbel’s movements). Unsurprisingly, Britney topped the celebrity searches, however young celebrities were also hot on the pulse – including 15 year old star Miley Cyrus, Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens (both High School Musical 3 cuties) and even the adorable Suri Cruise (who came in just behind mum Katie Holmes).
In sport, Australians were well and truly gripped by Olympic fever – and particularly with the swimmers. Stephanie Rice, Michael Phelps and Eamon Sullivan were the most searched for Olympians, earning the gold, silver and bronze medal positions respectively – no doubt due to their performances both in and out of the pool!
Technology products – particularly the iphone and ipod nano – dominated the top products/shopping list, whilst travel specific searches for 2008 were clearly affected by the economic downturn. The Gold Coast was the top travel search, with the majority of the top 10 list mainly being domestic travel locations. The lemon detox diet topped the health search for 2008, no doubt inspired by its celebrity advocates, while HIV/Aids was the number one social issue searched for.
To find Yahoo!7’s Top Searches for 2008 go to yahoo7.com.au and search for Top Searches.
World news and trends were high on the agenda with the Beijing Olympics, global credit crunch and US election all in the top 10 searches. Panic in the world financial markets, the credit crunch, recession and the effects on the Australian market were all hotly searched-for terms as people turned to the internet for comfort and advice. After reality set in about the sustained nature of the economy, searchers switched from general updates on the financial crisis, to advice on how to ride out the financial storm in their own personal way. Similarly, Barack Obama and Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin were highly sought after in the lead up to, and during the exciting US Presidential election.
Heath Ledger came in at number two behind Britney, following the Australian actor’s tragic death in January and highly acclaimed role as the Joker in The Dark Knight. Angelina Jolie and Jessica Alba, both ‘yummy mummies’ in 2008 came in jointly at number four, with our golden girl Stephanie Rice in at number five.
Compared to the 2007 top searches, where celebrities and pop culture dominated the top 10 results (weather and real estate were the only news related issues at number two and three respectively), 2008 has seen a clear shift towards interest in global news and issues.
Rounding out the top ten were natural disasters/phenomena, including the devastating Chinese earthquake; Cyclone Nargis, the worst natural disaster in the recorded history of Burma; and finally Large Hadron Collier, the world’s largest and highest-energy particle accelerator that many predicted would cause the end of the world.
In addition to the overall top searches for 2008, Yahoo!7 has also collated the top 10 search results across various categories, including the most searched for Australian news stories, celebrities, farewells, products/shopping, social issues, sport, Olympians, economy, travel and health.
So at a glance what else was hot for 2008?
In national news, Australians were fervently searching for Heath Ledger, Kevin Rudd’s Sorry speech, David Hicks – as well as all things ‘Underbelly’ (hit TV series and Tony Mokbel’s movements). Unsurprisingly, Britney topped the celebrity searches, however young celebrities were also hot on the pulse – including 15 year old star Miley Cyrus, Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens (both High School Musical 3 cuties) and even the adorable Suri Cruise (who came in just behind mum Katie Holmes).
In sport, Australians were well and truly gripped by Olympic fever – and particularly with the swimmers. Stephanie Rice, Michael Phelps and Eamon Sullivan were the most searched for Olympians, earning the gold, silver and bronze medal positions respectively – no doubt due to their performances both in and out of the pool!
Technology products – particularly the iphone and ipod nano – dominated the top products/shopping list, whilst travel specific searches for 2008 were clearly affected by the economic downturn. The Gold Coast was the top travel search, with the majority of the top 10 list mainly being domestic travel locations. The lemon detox diet topped the health search for 2008, no doubt inspired by its celebrity advocates, while HIV/Aids was the number one social issue searched for.
To find Yahoo!7’s Top Searches for 2008 go to yahoo7.com.au and search for Top Searches.
In a strong result for the local industry two Perth agencies picked up six Bronze Pencils between them at this year’s AWARD Awards. The awards were presented tonight in front of a crowd of 800 at the Overseas Passenger Terminal in Sydney.
The Brand Agency lead the way with 4 Bronze Pencils in Radio for their “Find your Animal” campaign for the Perth Zoo. They won single Pencils for three spots from the campaign “Black Hat”, “Lil Penguin” and “Otter” and then also scored a Bronze Pencil for the campaign.
303 were also successful in the Radio Community Service category with a Bronze for the Royal Life Saving “Kid’s Perspective” spot. The agency also pulled off a great coup picking up a Bronze in the tough TV categories for their IKEA "I saw this and thought of you - Glass" spot.
A record number of 10 Gold winners were awarded, with the overall number of winners tallying 206, 13 less than 2007 even though there were 620 more entries across the region. Multiple Gold winners were; Lowe and Rivet Sydney for Welcome Snoop, Leo Burnett Advertising Malaysia for Tan Hong Ming and Exit Films for Schweppes Burst.
AWARD Network of the Year went to the BBDO Network, AWARD Agency of The Year went to Lowe and Rivet Sydney and MTV Networks Australia was proclaimed AWARD Client of The Year.
The winner of the Encouragement Award, recognising those who have demonstrated an outstanding ability to answer briefs with a freshness of thought and creativity, went to ex Gatecrasher Perth creative Brett Colliver, who is now with DDB New Zealand.
The show opened with an amusing piece that poked fun at the industry, produced by Revolver and The Editors before MC Peter Berner took the stage to present this year’s awards.
Winner numbers went up by 19 for Australia (2008: 104 winners, 2007: 85 winners),
New Zealand received 19 less than last year (2008: 45 winners, 2007: 64 winners) and Asia went down by 13 (2008: 57 winners, 2007: 70 winners).
The Gold winners:
• Leo Burnett Advertising Sdn Bhd - Tan Hong Ming - Television & Cinema - Community service & charity, individual - any length
• Exit Films – Schweppes Burst - Craft in Television & Cinema - Direction Design
• Exit Films – Schweppes Burst - Craft in Television & Cinema - Cinematography
• Leo Burnett Advertising Sdn Bhd - Tan Hong Ming - Craft in Television & Cinema - Casting
• TBWA\China - Adidas Olympic - Print - Consumer Magazines, campaign - black and white or colour (20cm x 3 cols or larger)
• Publicis Mojo Auckland - Speight's Great Beer Delivery - Integrated campaign
• Lowe and Rivet Sydney - Welcome Snoop - Integrated campaign
• TBWA\China - Adidas Olympic, Hu Jia - Print Craft - Art direction
• Lowe and Rivet Sydney - Welcome Snoop - Direct Marketing - Direct Response Advertising, campaign
• Leo Burnett India - Luxor Pop up Interactive - Banner ad (including expanders,
sequential, synchronised)
Top 10 agencies are:
1 Lowe and Rivet Sydney
2 Colenso BBDO Auckland
3 Ogilvy New Zealand
4 George Patterson Y&R Melbourne
5 Leo Burnett India
6 Clemenger BBDO Wellington
7 TBWA\China
8 M&C Saatchi Sydney
9 Clemenger BBDO Sydney
10 Grey Melbourne
Top 5 agency networks are:
1 BBDO
2 TBWA\
3 Leo Burnett
4 Lowe and Rivet
5 Ogilvy
Guests partied away at Ocean Room and Wildfire Restaurants, followed by an after party at Soho Bar until the early hours.
The Brand Agency lead the way with 4 Bronze Pencils in Radio for their “Find your Animal” campaign for the Perth Zoo. They won single Pencils for three spots from the campaign “Black Hat”, “Lil Penguin” and “Otter” and then also scored a Bronze Pencil for the campaign.
303 were also successful in the Radio Community Service category with a Bronze for the Royal Life Saving “Kid’s Perspective” spot. The agency also pulled off a great coup picking up a Bronze in the tough TV categories for their IKEA "I saw this and thought of you - Glass" spot.
AWARD Network of the Year went to the BBDO Network, AWARD Agency of The Year went to Lowe and Rivet Sydney and MTV Networks Australia was proclaimed AWARD Client of The Year.
The winner of the Encouragement Award, recognising those who have demonstrated an outstanding ability to answer briefs with a freshness of thought and creativity, went to ex Gatecrasher Perth creative Brett Colliver, who is now with DDB New Zealand.
The show opened with an amusing piece that poked fun at the industry, produced by Revolver and The Editors before MC Peter Berner took the stage to present this year’s awards.
Winner numbers went up by 19 for Australia (2008: 104 winners, 2007: 85 winners),
New Zealand received 19 less than last year (2008: 45 winners, 2007: 64 winners) and Asia went down by 13 (2008: 57 winners, 2007: 70 winners).
The Gold winners:
• Leo Burnett Advertising Sdn Bhd - Tan Hong Ming - Television & Cinema - Community service & charity, individual - any length
• Exit Films – Schweppes Burst - Craft in Television & Cinema - Direction Design
• Exit Films – Schweppes Burst - Craft in Television & Cinema - Cinematography
• Leo Burnett Advertising Sdn Bhd - Tan Hong Ming - Craft in Television & Cinema - Casting
• TBWA\China - Adidas Olympic - Print - Consumer Magazines, campaign - black and white or colour (20cm x 3 cols or larger)
• Publicis Mojo Auckland - Speight's Great Beer Delivery - Integrated campaign
• Lowe and Rivet Sydney - Welcome Snoop - Integrated campaign
• TBWA\China - Adidas Olympic, Hu Jia - Print Craft - Art direction
• Lowe and Rivet Sydney - Welcome Snoop - Direct Marketing - Direct Response Advertising, campaign
• Leo Burnett India - Luxor Pop up Interactive - Banner ad (including expanders,
sequential, synchronised)
Top 10 agencies are:
1 Lowe and Rivet Sydney
2 Colenso BBDO Auckland
3 Ogilvy New Zealand
4 George Patterson Y&R Melbourne
5 Leo Burnett India
6 Clemenger BBDO Wellington
7 TBWA\China
8 M&C Saatchi Sydney
9 Clemenger BBDO Sydney
10 Grey Melbourne
Top 5 agency networks are:
1 BBDO
2 TBWA\
3 Leo Burnett
4 Lowe and Rivet
5 Ogilvy
Guests partied away at Ocean Room and Wildfire Restaurants, followed by an after party at Soho Bar until the early hours.
SALES COORDINATOR - 92.9 & MIX 94.5
The role includes providing administration includes providing administration support to nominated direct Account Manager’s and delivering a high level of client satisfaction through providing prompt, customer focused and professional responses to sales enquiries. Advanced computer skills in Microsoft Applications (Word, Powerpoint, Excel and Outlook) are required and a minimum of 1 year previous experience in a Sales Coordinator role. Email Martin Whittle with expression of interest and/or resume to martin.whittle@austereo.com.au
INTEGRATION COORDINATOR - 92.9 & MIX 94.5
The role includes managing the promotional and sponsorship calendars for both stations and managing the workflow of all sales and promotional requests. Advanced computer skills in Microsoft Applications required (Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Outlook). Email Martin Whittle with expression of interest and/or resume to martin.whittle@austereo.com.au
CORPORATE COMMUNICATOR - GLEW CORPORATE COMMUNICATION
You know that communicating with people important to organisations isn’t just a matter of advertising or PR. You can write and are confident managing client relationships. You can also manage projects from concept to archiving the file. You’re looking for a fresh opportunity in 2009 and probably have some clients who want you to continue servicing their needs.
You still reading? If helping to build a small but ambitious consultancy / agency – and taking it over in a few years – sounds interesting then give Phil a call on 0417 996 672. We can even provide your own office with a door and your own undercover secure parking space. How good is that?
MAC OPERATOR - BBAM
Vibrant, growing agency seeks an experienced Mac Operator/Finished Artist with a min 2 years experience in a agency/studio environment. You will need to be highly skilled with InDesign CS (Adobe Creative Suite), pre-flighting documents and Quickcut. You need to demonstrate you can work quickly, have good attention to detail, and pride in your work is a must. Please note that this is not a design position. General production work will also be required ie. archiving/mastering of files and work etc. You should also...
. Be able to turn work around fast.
. Be able to manage and prioritize multiple jobs simultaneously.
. Have clear, concise communication skills and a fun, friendly disposition.
. Be able to supervise final production.
The successful applicant will become part of an energetic team working on brochures, corporate publications, DM and advertising for high profile clients. We offer excellent working conditions, great career prospects and an attractive salary based on experience. Please submit your application with a covering letter and examples of your work, in PDF format, which best demonstrate your skills and experience to damon@bbam.com.au
AQUENT
Are you looking for outstanding talent for your organisation?
* AQUENT STAR OF THE WEEK: MARKETING SPECIALIST *
This outstanding award winning marketer is looking for a new opportunity. With 12 years experience in telecommunications, education, design and transport she has what it takes to drive your marketing efforts forward. She has developed and implemented highly successful national marketing and sponsorship campaigns and controlled multi million dollar budgets. Want to know more? Call Karen P Thompson on 9455 4887 today!
We are looking for the following talent:
MARKETING & PR
MARKET INSIGHTS CONSULTANT
Are you an experienced market research professional that is looking for a change? Our client needs a tertiary qualified researcher who has a minimum of three years experience in the commercial world, looking at consumer and market insights. You must have highly developed analytical skills, the ability to work to deadlines and work well in a team environment. This is a great organization with extra benefits including additional superannuation. Find out more by calling Karen P Thompson on 9381 7655.
CONTRACT MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS
In response from clients, Aquent Perth has expanded to include contract marketing to our repertoire. In line with our Aquent cousin’s over East, we aim to provide marketing, communications and public relations specialists for short-term contracts. Contracts typically run for three months, however can continue for longer.
If you are a marketing, public relations or communication guru seeking contact work – LET US KNOW!! To apply to be a part of the Aquent workforce register your details at www.aquent.com.au to get your future with Aquent moving.
CREATIVE
GRAPHIC & WEB DESIGN FREELANCERS!
Want to put your feelers out and test the waters? Feel the need for a change but not sure which direction to go in? Then freelancing may be the answer you’re looking for! We have long and short term assignments for experienced mid-weight to senior Graphic Designers, Web designers & developers to work in agencies, design studios and for corporate clients. Don't miss out on fantastic rates and benefits like holiday pay and bonuses! To apply to be a part of the Aquent workforce, please feel free to make yourself known to Lynette Pingault on 9381 7655 or email lpingault@aquent.com to get your future with Aquent moving.
ACCOUNT SERVICE
SENIOR ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT ROLES
Passionate, ‘polished’ self starters needed!!!! A number of our clients are currently looking for senior suits to service a variety of accounts. To be considered for these positions, you must be able to demonstrate a solid track record within the advertising industry, be strategically minded, great with people and have proven campaign management skills. If you are looking for a change and think you fit the bill then please call Karen Thomson (Area Manager) for further details on 08 9381 7655. Or log onto www.auent.com.au to apply online.
CASH FOR CONTACTS
The media have cash for comments, we have cash for contacts. Who do you know that we don’t? We are always on the look out for talent - refer a Creative, Account Service or Marketing friend to Aquent and you will be rewarded financially (conditions apply).
TO REGISTER ONLINE WITH AQUENT ...
Log onto www.aquent.com.au You will need to have access to your resume (preferably in WORD format) as you will be asked to attach it electronically when you register.
The role includes providing administration includes providing administration support to nominated direct Account Manager’s and delivering a high level of client satisfaction through providing prompt, customer focused and professional responses to sales enquiries. Advanced computer skills in Microsoft Applications (Word, Powerpoint, Excel and Outlook) are required and a minimum of 1 year previous experience in a Sales Coordinator role. Email Martin Whittle with expression of interest and/or resume to martin.whittle@austereo.com.au
INTEGRATION COORDINATOR - 92.9 & MIX 94.5
The role includes managing the promotional and sponsorship calendars for both stations and managing the workflow of all sales and promotional requests. Advanced computer skills in Microsoft Applications required (Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Outlook). Email Martin Whittle with expression of interest and/or resume to martin.whittle@austereo.com.au
CORPORATE COMMUNICATOR - GLEW CORPORATE COMMUNICATION
You know that communicating with people important to organisations isn’t just a matter of advertising or PR. You can write and are confident managing client relationships. You can also manage projects from concept to archiving the file. You’re looking for a fresh opportunity in 2009 and probably have some clients who want you to continue servicing their needs.
You still reading? If helping to build a small but ambitious consultancy / agency – and taking it over in a few years – sounds interesting then give Phil a call on 0417 996 672. We can even provide your own office with a door and your own undercover secure parking space. How good is that?
MAC OPERATOR - BBAM
Vibrant, growing agency seeks an experienced Mac Operator/Finished Artist with a min 2 years experience in a agency/studio environment. You will need to be highly skilled with InDesign CS (Adobe Creative Suite), pre-flighting documents and Quickcut. You need to demonstrate you can work quickly, have good attention to detail, and pride in your work is a must. Please note that this is not a design position. General production work will also be required ie. archiving/mastering of files and work etc. You should also...
. Be able to turn work around fast.
. Be able to manage and prioritize multiple jobs simultaneously.
. Have clear, concise communication skills and a fun, friendly disposition.
. Be able to supervise final production.
The successful applicant will become part of an energetic team working on brochures, corporate publications, DM and advertising for high profile clients. We offer excellent working conditions, great career prospects and an attractive salary based on experience. Please submit your application with a covering letter and examples of your work, in PDF format, which best demonstrate your skills and experience to damon@bbam.com.au
AQUENT
Are you looking for outstanding talent for your organisation?
* AQUENT STAR OF THE WEEK: MARKETING SPECIALIST *
This outstanding award winning marketer is looking for a new opportunity. With 12 years experience in telecommunications, education, design and transport she has what it takes to drive your marketing efforts forward. She has developed and implemented highly successful national marketing and sponsorship campaigns and controlled multi million dollar budgets. Want to know more? Call Karen P Thompson on 9455 4887 today!
We are looking for the following talent:
MARKETING & PR
MARKET INSIGHTS CONSULTANT
Are you an experienced market research professional that is looking for a change? Our client needs a tertiary qualified researcher who has a minimum of three years experience in the commercial world, looking at consumer and market insights. You must have highly developed analytical skills, the ability to work to deadlines and work well in a team environment. This is a great organization with extra benefits including additional superannuation. Find out more by calling Karen P Thompson on 9381 7655.
CONTRACT MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS
In response from clients, Aquent Perth has expanded to include contract marketing to our repertoire. In line with our Aquent cousin’s over East, we aim to provide marketing, communications and public relations specialists for short-term contracts. Contracts typically run for three months, however can continue for longer.
If you are a marketing, public relations or communication guru seeking contact work – LET US KNOW!! To apply to be a part of the Aquent workforce register your details at www.aquent.com.au to get your future with Aquent moving.
CREATIVE
GRAPHIC & WEB DESIGN FREELANCERS!
Want to put your feelers out and test the waters? Feel the need for a change but not sure which direction to go in? Then freelancing may be the answer you’re looking for! We have long and short term assignments for experienced mid-weight to senior Graphic Designers, Web designers & developers to work in agencies, design studios and for corporate clients. Don't miss out on fantastic rates and benefits like holiday pay and bonuses! To apply to be a part of the Aquent workforce, please feel free to make yourself known to Lynette Pingault on 9381 7655 or email lpingault@aquent.com to get your future with Aquent moving.
ACCOUNT SERVICE
SENIOR ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT ROLES
Passionate, ‘polished’ self starters needed!!!! A number of our clients are currently looking for senior suits to service a variety of accounts. To be considered for these positions, you must be able to demonstrate a solid track record within the advertising industry, be strategically minded, great with people and have proven campaign management skills. If you are looking for a change and think you fit the bill then please call Karen Thomson (Area Manager) for further details on 08 9381 7655. Or log onto www.auent.com.au to apply online.
CASH FOR CONTACTS
The media have cash for comments, we have cash for contacts. Who do you know that we don’t? We are always on the look out for talent - refer a Creative, Account Service or Marketing friend to Aquent and you will be rewarded financially (conditions apply).
TO REGISTER ONLINE WITH AQUENT ...
Log onto www.aquent.com.au You will need to have access to your resume (preferably in WORD format) as you will be asked to attach it electronically when you register.
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2. Tuesday 1930-2000 Simpsons Ep1 NEW-10 12.6
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4. Sunday 1930-2030 60 Minutes STW-9 11.6
5. Wednesday 2030-2130 House NEW-10 11.5
Top 5 Prime Time Programmes People 25-39
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5. Sunday 1930-2030 Australian Idol NEW-10 13.1
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5. Sunday 1930-2030 60 Minutes STW-9 13.5
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1. Tuesday 2030-2130 NCIS NEW-10 13.3
2. Tuesday 1930-2000 Simpsons Ep1 NEW-10 12.6
3. Tuesday 2000-2030 Simpsons Ep2 NEW-10 11.7
4. Sunday 1930-2030 60 Minutes STW-9 11.6
5. Wednesday 2030-2130 House NEW-10 11.5
Top 5 Prime Time Programmes People 25-39
1. Sunday 2040-2230 Legally Blonde TVW-7 14.2
2. Tuesday 2030-2130 Packed To The Rafters TVW-7 14.2
3. Tuesday 2030-2130 NCIS NEW-10 14.1
4. Wednesday 2030-2130 House NEW-10 13.7
5. Sunday 1930-2030 Australian Idol NEW-10 13.1
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1. Tuesday 2030-2130 NCIS NEW-10 15.2
2. Tuesday 2030-2130 Packed To The Rafters TVW-7 15.0
3. Sunday 1800-1830 News TVW-7 13.6
4. Tuesday 2000-2030 Find My Family TVW-7 13.6
5. Sunday 1930-2030 60 Minutes STW-9 13.5
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1. Tuesday 2030-2130 Packed To The Rafters TVW-7 16.9
2. Tuesday 2030-2130 NCIS NEW-10 16.3
3. Tuesday 2000-2030 Find My Family TVW-7 15.9
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