Last night's TV had something for everybody... unless you don't like sport.
Crikey readers discuss the cases of Julian Assange and Yang Hengjun, and the government's handling of the GDP slump.
Rain delays meant many Ashes viewers opted to go to bed rather than stick around for the second session.
Academics from the University of Adelaide Law School are using this statistic to criticise a provision in The Reproductive Health Care Reform Bill — but are they right?
Crikey readers on the causes of Labor's federal election loss, and the state of Australian media.
The show had a modest debut, but following good word of mouth, episode two made it into the top 10 most watched programs nationally.
Crikey readers discuss the government's fight to deport the Biloela Tamil family, the religious freedom debate, and the stagnating economy.
Another big Monday night for news programs and reality television
Crikey readers discuss Labor's need for a makeover, Peter Dutton's information strategy, and religious freedom legislation.
Even though it didn't have the top rating program, a combination of news and reality TV meant it was still Nine's night overall.
