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ABC’s flagship current affairs program Q+A suffers massive ratings fall after re-launch – The West Australian
Deciding to move one of its flagship current affairs program to a different night seems to have failed for the ABC, with Q+A suffering a massive ratings fall in…
Deciding to move one of its flagship current affairs program to a different night seems to have failed for the ABC, with Q+A suffering a massive ratings fall in recent months.
The panel discussion program kicked off this season with a new air day and time slot when it returned to our screens in February, but audiences have failed to follow the program over.
Previously a strong performer for the network in the ratings race, this year it was moved from its Monday night 9.35pm timeslot to Thursdays…
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