Readers once again showed how reluctant they are to watch anything after 7pm.
With ad revenues down across the board, don't be surprised if you see more legacy media companies pushing for mergers this year.
Dr Karl Kruszelnicki's appearance on Who Do You Think You Are? saw ratings jump.
The RBA has taken the remarkable step of flagging that it will cut interest rates out of concern for unemployment, the government's high tax burden and persistent low household income growth.
Q&A has a strong night, making it into the top 10 news and current affairs programs for the night.
Barrie Cassidy's final post-election Insiders also pulls in strong figures.
Seven's sports offering gets the win again.
Ten's new series had a decent opening night, helping make up for other shows' lagging audiences.
Wage Price Index data for the March quarter show wages going nowhere except in health and education — a reflection of the government's policy of wage stagnation.
The final episode of the reality show won a decisive and surprising victory