TEN Grows In Network Ten 2015 Audience Report. Survey Year Weeks 7 to 48, 2015.

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1 29 November 2015 TEN Grows In Network Ten 2015 Audience Report. Survey Year Weeks 7 to 48, TEN: The Only Commercial Primary Channel To Grow In 25 To 54s, Total People. Network Ten: The Only Network To Grow In Total People. TEN: Up 7.5% In 25 To 54s, Up 8% In Total People. TEN And Network Ten: Highest Commercial Shares Since TEN And Network Ten: Biggest Audiences Since MasterChef Australia The Winner Announced: #1 Program In 25 To 54s And #1 Non-Sport Program In Total People. Five New Local Hits, All Returning In tenplay: 171 million video views, 25 million unique visitors. 150 social media channels with 11.8 million followers Five successful new series, strong growth from existing series and continued growth in the digital and social media sectors were among the strong results for Network Ten during the 2015 ratings year. The primary TEN channel and Network Ten were the only commercial primary channel and commercial network to increase their prime time audiences this year. TEN and Network Ten also ended 2015 with their highest prime time commercial shares in total people and people 25 to 54 since 2011 and their biggest prime time audiences since Network Ten finished the year with a 29.1% share in 25 to 54s, up from 26% in More than a dozen of TEN s existing domestic shows increased their audiences this year compared with MasterChef Australia saw its audience rise 15% to a 2015 capital city series average of 1.18 million. MasterChef Australia The Winner Announced had 2.2 million capital city viewers and was the #1 overall program of 2015 in 25 to 54s and the #1 non-sport program in total people. The Bachelor Australia s audience increased 25% to a 2015 capital city series average of 985,000, with The Final Decision episode drawing 1.52 million viewers. Have You Been Paying Attention? lifted 87% this year. Other existing shows to increase their audiences this year included Family Feud, The Project, The Living Room, TBL Families and Bondi Rescue.

2 Five new series were launched successfully on TEN this year: I m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!, Shark Tank, Gogglebox, The Great Australian Spelling Bee and The Bachelorette Australia. All five new series generated strong ratings and timeslot increases, and all are returning in TEN s special drama event Mary: The Making Of A Princess was also a success, with 1.1 million capital city viewers. The strong results TEN and Network Ten enjoyed on broadcast television were mirrored online by the catch-up and streaming service tenplay. The number of downloads of the tenplay app across all devices grew 30% to 2.39 million during Video views on tenplay jumped 8% to 171 million fuelled by online catch-up hits such as MasterChef Australia, The Bachelor Australia, The Project, I m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! and The Bachelorette Australia while page views rose 3% to 293 million and the number of unique visitors increased 13% to 25.2 million. Network Ten was a powerful force on social media in 2015, with more than 150 different channels and accounts attracting 11.8 million followers. Network Ten Chief Executive Officer, Paul Anderson, said: Growth, momentum, consistency and innovation are at the heart of our strategic direction and we delivered strong results in all four areas this year. We have finished 2015 with our biggest network and main channel prime time audience in years. We are the only primary commercial channel and the only commercial network to increase their prime time audiences this year, and TEN has seen 25 to 54s audience growth in twothirds of the 63 half-hours that make up prime time each week, he said. Network Ten Chief Programming Officer, Beverley McGarvey, said: The original, innovative and engaging content we offered this year across multiple delivery platforms clearly resonated with viewers. Successfully launching five new local series in one year is an outstanding result. At the same time, our key existing local shows increased their audiences, dominated their timeslots, or both. MasterChef Australia attracted more viewers in its seventh season, which is an amazing result, and we were very happy to see other established series build their audiences year on year, she said.

3 Our audiences are growing on all screens, not just on television. Tenplay continues to add new users at a rapid rate and achieve great results, including record-breaking video view numbers this year for MasterChef Australia, The Bachelor Australia and The Bachelorette Australia. The Bachelor Australia, MasterChef Australia, The Project and other Network Ten shows are social media sensations, dominating conversations whenever they are on air, Ms McGarvey said. Our line-up of premium sport is a strong, proven performer for TEN and ONE, in particular, the KFC Big Bash League, the best Formula One races from around the world including the Australian Formula One Grand Prix the high-rating V8 Supercars Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 and other key V8 Supercars races, and Rugby Union. Ms McGarvey added: Maintaining growth, momentum, consistency and innovation across all our delivery platforms is the key priority for All of Network Ten s proven performers will return next year, along with a brand new season of Offspring and exciting, engaging new series such as Australian Survivor, Long Lost Family, The Wrong Girl, Brock, All Star Family Feud, I m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! Now, The X Files, Life In Pieces, The Grinder and American Crime Story Highlights. TEN. The only commercial primary channel to grow its 25 to 54 and total people audience in Prime time audience up 8% in total people, 7.5% in 25 to 54s and 7.4% in under 55s compared with weeks of year-on-year audience growth in total people. 28 weeks of year-on-year audience growth in 25 to 54s. Biggest prime time audience in total people and 25 to 54s since Highest commercial share in total people and 25 to 54s since to 54 audience increased in 41 of the 63 prime time half-hours (65%) each week compared with Prime time audience in total people up 18% on Monday, 13% on Thursday, 9% on Sunday, 7% on Friday, 6% on Wednesday and 6% on Tuesday compared with 2014.

4 Network Ten (TEN, ELEVEN, ONE). The only commercial network to grow its total people prime time audience in Prime time audience up 0.5% in total people and 1.4% in grocery buyers compared with Excluding 2014 Commonwealth Games weeks, prime time audience up 3% in total people, 2% in 25 to 54s and 2% in under 55s compared with weeks of year-on-year audience growth in total people. 21 weeks of year-on-year audience growth in 25 to 54s. Biggest prime time audience in total people since Highest commercial share in total people and 25 to 54s since Prime time commercial share in 25 to 54s was 29.1%. Prime time commercial share in under 55s was 28.8%. #1 in day time (9am to 6pm weekdays) in 25 to 54s with a 35.6% commercial share. #2 in under 55s. #1 in day time in 25 to 54s for the 15 th consecutive year. ELEVEN and ONE. #1 multi-channel combination in day time in 25 to 54s and total people. #1 multi-channel combination all day and night in women 25 to 54. ELEVEN: #1 multi-channel in daytime in 16 to 39s, 25 to 54s and total people. ELEVEN: #1 multi-channel all day and night in women 16 to 39. ELEVEN: #2 multi-channel in prime time in women 16 to 39. Prime Time Audience Growth. Week 7 To 48 (Excluding Easter) 2015 Vs pm To 10.30pm. Primary Total 25 To 54s Under 55s TEN + 8.0% + 7.5% + 7.4% Nine % % % Seven % % % Network Total 25 To 54s Under 55s Network Ten + 0.5% - 0.1% - 0.2% Network Nine - 8.1% % % Network Seven - 8.5% % %

5 Free-To-Air Commercial TV Shares (%)*. Week 7 To 48 (Excluding Easter). 6pm To 10.30pm. Network 25 To 54s Under 55s Total People Network Ten 26.0% 29.1% 25.7% 28.8% 23.0% 24.7% Nine Network 38.0% 36.8% 38.6% 37.5% 37.7% 37.0% Seven Network 36.0% 34.1% 35.7% 33.7% 39.2% 38.3% * Primary and multi-channels combined. TEN: Half Hours With Growth In 25 To 54s. Weeks 7 To 48 (Excluding Easter), 2015 Vs Network Ten s Top 10: Television. Weeks 7 To 48, Rank Program Consolidated Audience 1 MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA - THE WINNER ANNOUNCED (27 July) 2,203,000 2 MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA - GRAND FINAL PART 2 (27 July) 1,896,000 3 THE BACHELORETTE AUSTRALIA - THE FINAL DECISION (22 Oct) 1,563,000 4 THE BACHELOR AUSTRALIA - THE FINAL DECISION (17 Sept) 1,519,000 5 MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA WED (22 July) 1,438,000

6 6 MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA - GRAND FINAL PART 1 (26 July) 1,430,000 7 MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA THURS (23 July) 1,317,000 8 MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA - LAUNCH (5 May) 1,312,000 9 MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA WED (15 July) 1,296, TEN'S V8 SUPERCARS ROUND 10: BATHURST D3 PODIUM (11 Oct) 1,290,000 tenplay. 171 million video views so far in 2015, up 8% on same period in million page views so far in 2015, up 3% on same period in million unique visitors, up 13% on same period in million downloads of tenplay since launch on in September tenplay s Top 10. Weeks 1 To 48, Rank Program Video Views 1 MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA 25,381,389 2 THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL 17,238,819 3 THE BACHELOR AUSTRALIA 16,857,800 4 NEIGHBOURS 14,834,228 5 THE BACHELORETTE AUSTRALIA 9,997,794 6 WONDERLAND 8,600,168 7 TBL FAMILIES 7,489,533 8 I'M A CELEBRITY GET ME OUT OF HERE! 4,011,326 9 SCREAM QUEENS 3,123, HAVE YOU BEEN PAYING ATTENTION? 2,940,305 Social Media social media channels, with 11.8 million followers. The Bachelor Australia: 28.6 million Twitter impressions. The Bachelor Australia: Facebook average weekly total reach: 1.3 million. The Bachelor Australia: Instagram: 76,700 followers, up 217% from 24,200 when the 2015 series started on 29 July. MasterChef Australia: 21.7 million impressions on Twitter. MasterChef Australia: 1.45 million Facebook likes ; 2.3 million weekly reach on Facebook. I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!: #1 show on Twitter during its run million impressions on Twitter. I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!: 2.6 million weekly reach on Facebook. The Bachelorette Australia: 18.8 million Twitter impressions. The Bachelorette Australia: Facebook average weekly total reach: 2.28 million.

7 Content Highlights: The numbers below relate to capital city audiences. TEN: Local Programs. MasterChef Australia The Winner Announced: 2.2 million viewers. Peaked at 2.31 million. #1 program of the 2015 ratings year in 25 to 54s. #1 non-sport program of the 2015 ratings year in total people. Up 28% in 25 to 54s, 25% in under 55s and 26% in total people compared with The Winner Announced in #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s (64.2% commercial share), under 55s (66.1%) and total people (60.2%). MasterChef Australia Grand Final Part 2: 1.9 million viewers. Peaked at 2.26 million. Up 14% in 25 to 54s, 11% in under 55s and 12% in total people compared with Finale in #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s (54.2% commercial share), under 55s (54.5%) and total people (49.2%). MasterChef Australia Grand Final Part 1: 1.43 million viewers. Peaked at 1.72 million. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s with a 36.9% commercial share, under 55s (37.3%). #2 in its timeslot in total people (31.7%). MasterChef Australia Launch: 1.31 million viewers. Peaked at 1.6 million. Up 39% on 2014 series launch. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. MasterChef Australia: 1.18 million viewers. Up 15% in total people and 25 to 54s, 12% in under 55s compared with #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. MasterChef Australia MasterClass: 954,000 viewers. Up 13% in 25 to 54s, 10% in under 55s and 13% in total people compared with #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. The Bachelorette Australia The Final Decision: 1.56 million viewers. Peaked at 1.74 million. Bigger The Final Decision audience than any series of The Bachelor Australia. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. The Bachelorette Australia Finale: 1.27 million viewers. Peaked at 1.56 million. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. The Bachelorette Australia: 1.03 million viewers. Lifted timeslot audience by 74% in 25 to 54s, 81% in under 55s and 68% in total people compared with #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. The Bachelorette Australia Launch: 962,000 viewers. Peaked at 1.21 million. Bigger audience than for launch episode of 2015 The Bachelor Australia. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to

8 54s and under 55s. #1 in its timeslot in Sydney and Melbourne in total people. #2 in its timeslot in total people. The Bachelor Australia The Final Decision: 1.52 million viewers. Peaked at 1.67 million. Lifted 17% in 25 to 54s, 13% in under 55s and 6% in total people on The Final Decision in Biggest audience of The Bachelor Australia ever. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. The Bachelor Australia Finale: 1.27 million viewers. Peaked at 1.49 million. Lifted 21% in total people, 35% in 25 to 54s and 30% in under 55s on Finale in #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. The Bachelor Australia: 985,000 viewers. Lifted 25% in total people, 28% in 25 to 54s and 28% in under 55s compared with the 2014 series. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. The Bachelor Australia Launch: 898,000 viewers. Peaked at 1.2 million. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. Biggest launch of The Bachelor Australia ever. Mary: The Making Of A Princess: 1.1 million viewers. Peaked at 1.29 million. #1 in its timeslot in total people, 25 to 54s and under 55s. The Great Australian Spelling Bee The Winner Announced: 947,000 viewers. Peaked at 1.01 million. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. The Great Australian Spelling Bee Launch: 942,000 viewers. Peaked at 1.11 million. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. The Great Australian Spelling Bee Grand Final: 785,000 viewers. Peaked at 964,000. #1 in its timeslot in Sydney in under 55s and total people. #2 in its timeslot in Melbourne in 25 to 54s and under 55s. #2 in its timeslot across the capital cities in over 55s. The Great Australian Spelling Bee: 718,000 viewers. Lifted timeslot audience by 30% in 25 to 54s, 51% in under 55s and 48% in total people compared with #2 in its timeslot in under 55s. #2 in its timeslot in Melbourne in 25 to 54s and total people. I m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! The Winner Announced: 1.26 million viewers. Peaked at 1.46 million. #1 in its timeslot in under 55s, #2 in 25 to 54s and total people. #1 in total people in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. I m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! Opening Night: 1.22 million viewers. Peaked at 1.52 million. TEN s biggest new reality series launch since MasterChef Australia in #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s and under 55s, #2 in total people.

9 I m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! Welcome To The Jungle: 1.17 million viewers. Peaked at 1.37 million. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. I m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! Finale Night: 1.07 million viewers. Peaked at 1.43 million. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. I m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!: 742,000 viewers. Lifted timeslot audience by 71% in 25 to 54s, 64% in under 55s and 51% in total people compared with #2 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s in Sydney and Adelaide. Wonderland Finale: 726,000 viewers, biggest audience since September Series: 537,000 viewers. #2 in its timeslot in women 25 to 54. #2 in its timeslot in under 55s in Adelaide. TBL Families Launch: 708,000 viewers. Peaked at 902,000. #2 in its timeslot in Sydney in men under 55. TBL Families Series-To-Date Average: 616,000 viewers. Up 38% in total people, 44% in 25 to 54s and 42% in under 55s on 2014 series average. Shark Tank: 690,000 viewers. Lifted timeslot audience by 35% in 25 to 54s, 32% in under 55s and 26% in total people compared with Have You Been Paying Attention?: 669,000 viewers. Up 92% in under 55s, 87% in total people and 87% in 25 to 54s compared with #1 in its timeslot in men 25 to 54. #2 in 25 to 54s and under 55s Melbourne Comedy Festival Gala: 644,000 viewers. Peaked at 926,000. Up 63% on 2014 Festival Gala. #1 in its timeslot in men 25 to 54. #1 in 25 to 54s in Melbourne. #2 in under 55s in Sydney. Gogglebox Australia Season One: 561,000 viewers. Season Two: 730,000 viewers. Lifted 30% in total people, 29% in 25 to 54s and 28% in under 55s compared with the season one average. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. Family Feud: 593,000 viewers. Lifted Network Ten s 6pm to 6.30pm weekday timeslot by 42% in over 55s and 5% in total people compared with #1 in its timeslot in Adelaide in 25 to 54s and under 55s. #2 in under 55s in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. Just For Laughs 2015 Montreal Comedy Gala: 562,000 viewers. Peaked at 930,000. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s and under 55s. #2 in total people.

10 The Living Room: 560,000 viewers. #2 in its timeslot in women. Up 2% in total people compared with Two consecutive years of year-on-year audience growth. Bondi Rescue: 535,000 viewers. Up 19% in total people, 12% in 25 to 54s and 7% in under 55s compared with Gold Coast Cops: 502,000 viewers. Lifted timeslot audience by 35% in total people, 26% in 25 to 54s and 23% in under 55s compared with TEN: News and Current Affairs. TEN Eyewitness News First At Five: 559,000 viewers. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. The Project 7pm: 598,000 viewers. Up 3% in total people, 3% in 25 to 54s and 2% in under 55s compared with #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s in Brisbane. #2 in 25 to 54s and under 55s in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. The Project 6.30pm: 454,000 viewers. Up 9% in total people, 8% in 25 to 54s and 4% in under 55s compared with #2 in its timeslot in under 55s in Perth. TEN: International Programs NCIS: 775,000 viewers. #1 in its timeslot in over 55s. The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel Rpt: 688,000 viewers. Peaked at 859,000. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s and total people, #2 in under 55s. Modern Family: 622,000 viewers. #2 in its timeslot in men under 55 in Sydney and Perth. #2 in under 55s in Perth. Madam Secretary: 619,000 viewers. #2 in its timeslot in Melbourne and Perth in 25 to 54s. #2 in Perth in total people and under 55s. Jamie s Super Food: 604,000 viewers. Peaked at 978,000. Biggest audience for a Jamie Oliver series since #2 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s and under 55s. NCIS: Los Angeles: 604,000 viewers. #1 in its timeslot in over 55s and total people. CSI: Cyber: 567,000 viewers. #2 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s and under 55s. The Odd Couple: 554,000 viewers. Launch: 789,000 viewers. TEN s biggest new comedy series launch since New Girl in January Thor Rpt: 548,000 viewers. Peaked at 754,000. #2 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s and under 55s.

11 Jack Reacher: 540,000 viewers. Peaked at 734,000. #2 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s and total people. Law & Order: SVU: 535,000 viewers. #1 in its timeslot in women, #2 in 25 to 54s and under 55s. Limitless: 505,000 viewers. #2 in its timeslot in men under 55. TEN: Motorsport V8 Supercars Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 Podium: 1.29 million capital city viewers. Peaked at 1.46 million. Up 34% in total people, 26% in under 55s and 23% in 25 to 54s compared with the Podium in #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. V8 Supercars Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 Race: 1.1 million capital city viewers. Peaked at 1.71 million. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. V8 Supercars Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 Wrap Up: 968,000 capital city viewers. Peaked at 1.13 million. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. V8 Supercars Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 The Final Countdown: 732,000 capital city viewers. Peaked at 868,000. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. Australian FIA Formula One World Championship 2015 Race: 1.08 million viewers for simulcast on TEN and ONE. Peaked at 1.3 million. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. Australian FIA Formula One World Championship 2015 Pre-Race: 638,000 viewers for simulcast on TEN and ONE. Peaked at 993,000. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people. Australian FIA Formula One World Championship 2015 Qualifying: 553,000 viewers. Peaked at 655,000. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s and under 55s, #2 in total people. V8 Supercars Gold Coast 600 Race: 564,000 capital city viewers. Peaked at 714,000. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people MotoGP Phillip Island Live: 422,000 capital city viewers. Peaked at 478,000. Up 30% in under 55s and 17% in 25 to 54s compared with 2014 race. #1 in its timeslot in 25 to 54s, under 55s and total people.

12 Content highlights: ELEVEN. Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story Rpt: 264,000 viewers. Peaked at 359,000. #1 in its timeslot across the commercial multi-channels in 13 to 29s and total people. Neighbours: 238,000 viewers. #1 in its timeslot across the commercial multi-channels in 25 to 54s, 16 to 39s and total people. Water For Elephants: 240,000 viewers. Peaked at 359,000. #1 in its timeslot across the commercial multi-channels in 13 to 29s. Blades of Glory: 202,000 viewers. Peaked at 317,000. #2 in its timeslot across the commercial multi-channels in 13 to 29s. The All New Simpsons: 178,000 viewers. #1 in its timeslot across the commercial multichannels in 13 to 29s. #2 in total people. Content highlights: ONE Taken 2 Rpt: 481,000 viewers. Peaked at 639,000. #1 non-sport program of 2015 on the multi-channels. #1 in its timeslot across the commercial multi-channels in men over 25 and total people. Prometheus Rpt: 322,000 viewers. Peaked at 459,000. #1 in its timeslot across the commercial multi-channels in men over 25. Taken Rpt: 311,000 viewers. Peaked at 527,000. #1 in its timeslot across the commercial multi-channels in men over 25 and total people. Die Hard: With A Vengeance Rpt: 294,000. Peaked at 438,000. #1 in its timeslot across the commercial multi-channels in men over 25, #2 in total people. David Attenborough s Animal House Rpt: 289,000. Peaked at 374,000. #1 in its timeslot across the commercial multi-channels in men over 25 and total people. Cowboys & Aliens Rpt: 257,000 viewers. #1 in its timeslot across the commercial multichannels in men over 25 and total people. Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy Rpt: 227,000 viewers. Peaked at 334,000. #1 in its timeslot across the commercial multi-channels in men over 25. The Pursuit of Happyness: 220,000 viewers. Peaked at 329,000. #1 in its timeslot across the commercial multi-channels in men over 25 and total people.

13 Hitchcock: 211,000 viewers. Peaked at 316,000. #1 in its timeslot across the commercial multi-channels in men over 25. Top 50 Programs In 25 To 54s. Weeks 7 to 48, Rank Program Network 1 MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA - THE WINNER ANNOUNCED TEN 2 STATE OF ORIGIN RUGBY LEAGUE QLD V NSW 2ND - MATCH Nine 3 THE BLOCK TRIPLE THREAT - WINNER ANNOUNCED Nine 4 STATE OF ORIGIN RUGBY LEAGUE NSW V QLD 1ST - MATCH Nine 5 SEVEN'S AFL: GRAND FINAL: HAWTHORN V WEST COAST Seven 6 RUGBY LEAGUE GRAND FINAL Nine 7 MY KITCHEN RULES-WINNER ANNOUNCED Seven 8 THE BLOCK TRIPLE THREAT - AUCTIONS Nine 9 STATE OF ORIGIN RUGBY LEAGUE QLD V NSW 3RD - MATCH Nine 10 ICC WORLD CUP CRICKET FINAL 2015 SESSION 2 Nine 11 MY KITCHEN RULES-GRAND FINAL Seven 12 MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA - GRAND FINAL PART 2 TEN 13 SEVEN'S AFL: GRAND FINAL: PRESENTATIONS Seven 14 THE BLOCK -WINNER ANNOUNCED Nine 15 THE BLOCK TRIPLE THREAT - GRAND FINAL Nine 16 SEVEN'S AFL: GRAND FINAL: ON THE GROUND Seven 17 THE BACHELORETTE AUSTRALIA - THE FINAL DECISION TEN 18 THE BACHELOR AUSTRALIA - THE FINAL DECISION TEN 19 RUGBY LEAGUE GRAND FINAL PRESENTATION Nine 20 THE VOICE GRAND FINAL - WINNER ANNOUNCED Nine 21 CATCHING MILAT - FINAL Seven 22 MY KITCHEN RULES - MON Seven 23 CATCHING MILAT Seven 24 MY KITCHEN RULES - TUE Seven 25 MY KITCHEN RULES - WED Seven 26 ICC WORLD CUP CRICKET FINAL 2015 POST MATCH Nine 27 THE VOICE - LAUNCH Nine 28 MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA - GRAND FINAL PART 1 TEN 29 THE 2015 MELBOURNE CUP CARNIVAL: MELBOURNE CUP - THE RACE Seven 30 THE BLOCK - GRAND FINAL Nine 31 MY KITCHEN RULES - THU Seven 32 THE VOICE GRAND FINAL Nine 33 MY KITCHEN RULES - SUN Seven

14 34 ICC WORLD CUP CRICKET FINAL 2015 SESSION 1 Nine 35 HOUSE OF HANCOCK - PART 2 Nine 36 STATE OF ORIGIN RUGBY LEAGUE QLD V NSW 2ND - PRE MATCH Nine 37 THE BACHELOR AUSTRALIA - FINALE TEN 38 THE VOICE - MON Nine 39 THE VOICE - SUN Nine 40 STATE OF ORIGIN RUGBY LEAGUE NSW V QLD 1ST - PRE MATCH Nine 41 MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA - LAUNCH TEN 42 HOUSE OF HANCOCK - PART 1 Nine 43 THE BLOCK TRIPLE THREAT - ROOM REVEAL Nine 44 ICC WORLD CUP CRICKET SF SESSION 2 Nine 45 THE BACHELORETTE AUSTRALIA - FINALE TEN 46 THE VOICE - TUE Nine 47 SEVEN'S AFL: GRAND FINAL: POST MATCH Seven 48 RENO RUMBLE - WINNER ANNOUNCED Nine 49 RUGBY LEAGUE GRAND FINAL ENTERTAINMENT Nine 50 MARRIED AT FIRST SIGHT Nine Top Regular Programs By Genre. Weeks 7 To 48, Rank Top Australian Reality Programs Winner Announced / Final Decision Episodes Network 1 MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA - THE WINNER ANNOUNCED TEN 2 MY KITCHEN RULES - WINNER ANNOUNCED Seven 3 THE BLOCK TRIPLE THREAT - WINNER ANNOUNCED Nine 4 THE BLOCK - WINNER ANNOUNCED Nine 5 THE VOICE GRAND FINAL - WINNER ANNOUNCED Nine 6 THE BACHELORETTE AUSTRALIA - THE FINAL DECISION TEN 7 THE BACHELOR AUSTRALIA - THE FINAL DECISION TEN 8 HOUSE RULES - WINNER ANNOUNCED Seven 9 RENO RUMBLE - WINNER ANNOUNCED Nine 10 I'M A CELEBRITY...GET ME OUT OF HERE! THE WINNER ANNOUNCED TEN Rank Top Australian Reality Programs Network 1 MY KITCHEN RULES Seven 2 THE VOICE Nine 3 MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA TEN 4 THE X FACTOR Seven 5 THE BACHELORETTE AUSTRALIA TEN

15 6 THE BLOCK Nine 7 MARRIED AT FIRST SIGHT Nine 8 THE BACHELOR AUSTRALIA TEN 9 HOUSE RULES Seven 10 THE HOTPLATE Nine Rank Top Australian Lifestyle Programs Network 1 BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS Seven 2 ALISA & LYSANDRA TO THE RESCUE Nine 3 THE LIVING ROOM TEN 4 THE LIVING ROOM - BEST OF 2015 TEN 5 DR HARRY'S CRAZIEST HOUSE CALLS Seven 6 GETAWAY Nine 7 THE LUCKY COUNTRY Seven 8 GREAT SOUTH EAST Seven 9 FAR FLUNG WITH GARY MEHIGAN TEN 10 THE LONG WEEKENDER Seven Rank Top Game Show Programs Network 1 HAVE YOU BEEN PAYING ATTENTION? TEN 2 FAMILY FEUD TEN 3 HOT SEAT Nine 4 MILLION DOLLAR MINUTE Seven 5 THE CHASE AUSTRALIA Seven Rank Top US Drama Programs Network 1 BLINDSPOT Seven 2 CRIMINAL MINDS Seven 3 NCIS TEN 4 REVENGE Seven 5 QUANTICO Seven 6 MADAM SECRETARY TEN 7 NCIS: LOS ANGELES TEN 8 THE BLACKLIST Seven 9 CSI: CYBER TEN 10 LAW & ORDER: SVU TEN

16 Time-Shifted Viewing. Across the 2015 ratings year, TEN saw an 7.6% jump in its 25 to 54 prime time audience with the addition of time-shifted viewing data. In under 55s, the increase was 7.7%. In total people, the increase was 8.1%. Rank TEN's Programs Overnight Audience Consolidated Audience Audience Increase Audience Increase (%) 1 MARY: THE MAKING OF A PRINCESS 929,000 1,097, ,000 18% 2 MADAM SECRETARY 491, , ,000 30% 3 NCIS 629, , ,000 23% 4 HOMELAND 195, , ,000 69% 5 THE GOOD WIFE 255, , ,000 52% 6 LIMITLESS 411, , ,000 32% 7 ELEMENTARY 223, , ,000 58% 8 NCIS: LOS ANGELES 483, , ,000 25% 9 WONDERLAND 418, , ,000 29% 10 UNDER THE DOME 129, , ,000 90% 11 CSI: CYBER 452, , ,000 25% 12 LAW & ORDER: SVU 429, , ,000 25% 13 ZOO 272, , ,000 37% 14 GOGGLEBOX 540, ,000 98,000 18% 15 SCREAM QUEENS 319, ,000 93,000 29% 16 SCORPION 411, ,000 90,000 22% 17 NCIS: NEW ORLEANS 300, ,000 83,000 28% 18 BLUE BLOODS 171, ,000 82,000 48% 19 HAWAII FIVE-O 119, ,000 78,000 66% 20 JAMIE OLIVER'S SUGAR RUSH 438, ,000 73,000 17% Source: Network and primary channel audience and share results based on Weeks 7 to 48 (excluding Easter) 2015 vs. 2014, Consolidated excluding Week 48 which is Overnight. Prime time is 18:00-22:30. Day time is 09:00-18:00 Monday to Friday. All Day is 06:00 to 24:00. Program averages based on Weeks 1 to , Consolidated (excluding Week 48 which is Overnight). Weeks of growth based on 18:00-22:30, Week 7 to vs. 2014, Overnight. Genre ranking tables based on first-run episodes only, excluding Encores and Repeats, Weeks 7 to (excluding Easter), Consolidated (excluding Week 48 which is Overnight). Most Time-Shifted Table based on first-run episodes only, Weeks 1 to , Consolidated. Gold Coast Cops lift on timeslot based on 19:30-20:00, Tuesdays Weeks vs. 2014, Consolidated. Bondi Rescue lift based on 2015 vs. 2014, Consolidated. Lift on timeslots based on same nights in MasterChef Australia lift based on Weeks 19 to vs. 2014, Consolidated. The Project and The Living Room lifts based on Weeks 7 to vs. 2014, Consolidated. Family Feud lift on timeslot based on Weeks 7 to vs (excluding Easter and 2014 Commonwealth Games), 18:00-18:30 Monday to Friday, Network Total, Overnight. Gogglebox lift based on Weeks 7 to , Consolidated. TBL Families lift based on weeks 37 to vs series average, Overnight. tenplay information source: Adobe Analytics: 1 January to 27 November Social media information source: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Nielsen Twitter TV Ratings.