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TV Ratings (8/10/26): Nine’s Paramedics Deal With Severe Head Injury, Snapped Foot & Kid’s Broken Ankle

Melania Watson
Published on: 9th October 2026 at 12:26 PM
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Credits: Paramedics, 9Now.

Nine’s Paramedics delivered a series of emotional emergency cases on Thursday night, drawing a national reach of 1.342 million viewers as crews raced to treat a range of patients.

The episode followed paramedics Wishy and Josh as they rushed to treat an elderly man suffering severe head injuries, with concerns the injuries could be life-threatening.

Paramedics Ven and Dimi also had some difficult news to deliver to an Australian rules football player following an injury sustained during a game.

And paramedics Tash and Adam had to put on their “kid gloves” while treating a young girl who suffered a broken ankle in a trampoline accident.

The episode reached 1.342 million viewers nationally, with an average audience of 567,000 and a further 83,000 watching via BVOD.

Credits: Paramedics, 9Now.

Over on Seven, The Block continued to pull in the numbers, reaching 1.817 million viewers nationally, with an average audience of 971,000 and 222,000 watching via BVOD.

Home And Away also performed strongly for the network, reaching 1.246 million viewers, while The Chase Australiareached 1.196 million.

Meanwhile, Glenn & Mick’s Celebrity Intervention reached 1.031 million viewers in its repeat outing.

Over on the ABC, 7.30 reached 1.166 million viewers, while ABC News reached 1.150 million. A repeat of Hard Quizalso pulled in a reach of 663,000.

On 10, The Celebrity Traitors UK reached 648,000 viewers, ahead of 10 News, which reached 505,000.

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Melania is B&T’s senior reporter, covering all things martech and adtech across the industry. She loves getting under the hood of the latest technology, from the AI tools marketers are using (and the ones they’re still figuring out) to the little tech shifts making a big difference to how content is created, ads are served and audiences are reached. She kicked off her journalism career in 2022 at TV3 in New Zealand as a digital reporter and producer, before moving into a technology reporter role that brought her to Sydney. She joined the B&T team at the start of 2026.

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