MOST SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALIAN SERIES
- Homicide, Melbourne cop drama (7), 1964–75
- Blue Heelers, drama about cops in rural Victoria (7), 1994–2006
- The Secret Life of Us, gritty soap (10), 2001–04
- The Mavis Bramston Show, satirical sketch series (7), 1964–68
- SeaChange, adult comedy soap (ABC), 1998–2000
- Underbelly, fact-based crime drama (9), 2008–
- McLeod's Daughters, rural soap (9), 2001–09
- The Comedy Company, sketches (10), 1988–91
- Home and Away, teen soap (7), 1988–
- The Norman Gunston Show, comedy/chat (ABC and 7), 1975–79
- Neighbours, teen soap (7 and 10), 1985–
- Hey Dad, family sitcom (7), 1984–94
- Frontline, media satire (ABC), 1994–97
- A Country Practice, rural soap (7), 1981–93
- Kath and Kim, satirical sitcom (ABC and 7), 2001–
- The Paul Hogan Show, sketches (7 and 9), 1973–82
- Prisoner, crime soap (10), 1979–87
- Number 96, sexy soap (10), 1972–77
- Mother and Son, family sitcom (ABC), 1984–94
- Division 4, suburban cop drama (9), 1969–74
- Play School, children's entertainment (ABC), 1966–
- All Saints, hospital drama (7), 1998–2009
- Hey, Hey It's Saturday, variety (9), 1971–99
- Border Security, documentary about customs (7), 2004–
- Dancing with the Stars, talent quest (7), 2005–
- Packed to the Rafters, family dramedy (7), 2008–
- Sale of the Century, game show (9), 1980–2001
- 60 Minutes, infotainment (9), 1979–
- Spicks and Specks, musical game show (ABC) 2004–
- The Chaser's War on Everything, satire (ABC), 2006–2009
Audience share of Australian networks in 2009: Channel 7, about 22 per cent; Channel 9, 20 per cent; Channel 10, 19 per cent; ABC, 15 per cent; SBS, 4 per cent; All pay channels, 20 per cent.