The Latest Breaking News from Nine

A Resolve poll for Nine newspapers, conducted February 15-20 from a sample of 1,604, gave Labor 35% of the primary vote (steady since January), the Coalition 33% (down one), the Greens 10% (down one), One Nation 3% (steady), independents 10% (down one) and others 9% (up three).

Even the ABC’s 7.30 and Back Roads left the wannabee elite warriors in the ditch.

The All Stars of Seven’s Dancing revival were no match for the hot young things of MAFS… or even Vera.

The ABC’s Foreign Correspondent continues to do what it does well, and viewers respond. But they won’t stay tuned for what follows.

The numbers are in: more than 103m watched the Dr Dre, Eminem, Mary J Blige and Snoop Dogg half-time show at the Sunday Super Bowl.

Across a variety of platforms, both commercial networks and pay TV, the Super Bowl attracted its second biggest Australian TV audience.

Chinese-Australian business developer Chau Chak Wing has hit back at the Labor senator who named him as the man at the centre of a foreign interference plot.

Channel Nine’s 60 Minutes segment about the prime minister and his family, broadcast on February 13, was political confectionery so laden with sugar as to be a serious hazard to Scott Morrison’s political health.

Jenny, Scott and the kids didn’t rate as well as Nine would have hoped, beaten by a world-weary British cop and some very cute dogs.

Allowing the grubby behaviour of Married at First Sight’s Cody to go to air was a serious blunder by Nine.

In dramatic turn in defamation trial, former soldier seeks to be excused from giving evidence