Programs
- Big Brother Australia - Network Ten (2001–2008), Nine Network (2012–) as Southern Star Group
- Blue Heelers - Seven Network (1994–2006)
- Burgo's Catch Phrase - Nine Network (1997–2001), moved to Grundy Organization from 2002–2003.
- Deal or No Deal - Seven Network (2003, 2004–present, joint by a Seven News production)
- Forensic Investigators - Seven Network (2004–2006)
- Friday Night Games - Network Ten (2006)
- Ready Steady Cook - Network Ten (2005–present)
- The Up-Late Game Show - Network Ten (2005)
- 1 vs. 100 - Nine Network (2007–2008)
- Download - Network Ten (2007–2008)
- Gladiators - Seven Network (2008)
- Wipeout Australia - Nine Network (2009)
- Beauty and the Geek Australia - Seven Network (2009–present)
- The Marriage Ref - Seven Network (on-hold)
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