Top 25 documentary programs shown on television, 1998–2009; Australian programs listed in bold

Five-city metro average: 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005
Sydney: 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998

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Programs listed here include overseas as well as Australian titles, where relevant. Ratings for the top Australian documentaries on TV each year are listed in Release of Australian productions: TV ratings: Documentaries.

2009

Rank	Title	Network	Total people (‘000)	Rating1
1	A Lion Called Christian	7	1,587	10.9
2	Border Security: Australia's Front Line	7	1,499	10.3
3	Miracle of the Hudson Plane Crash	7	1,490	10.2
4	Find My Family	7	1,488	10.2
5	Border Security: Australia's Front Line (Monday)	7	1,480	10.2
6	The Zoo	7	1,475	10.1
7	RSPCA Animal Rescue	7	1,433	9.8
8	Surf Patrol	7	1,415	9.7
9	Triple Zero Heroes	7	1,389	9.5
10	Last Chance Surgery	7	1,378	9.5
11	Unlikely Animal Friends	7	1,378	9.5
12	Air Ways	7	1,369	9.4
13	Border Security: Australia's Front Line (repeat)	7	1,359	9.3
14	Highway Patrol	7	1,353	9.3
15	The Michael Jackson Story	7	1,351	9.3
16	The Force: Behind The Line	7	1,346	9.2
17	Border Security: Australia's Front Line (Wednesday) (repeat)	7	1,285	8.8
18	Bondi Rescue	10	1,267	8.7
19	On Board Air Force One	7	1,261	8.7
20	Michael Jackson: The King of Pop	9	1,237	8.5
21	Border Patrol (Sunday)	7	1,233	8.4
22	Recruits	10	1,224	8.4
23	Inside Queen Mary 2	7	1,166	8.0
24	RSPCA Animal Rescue (repeat)	7	1,164	8.0
25	Battle at Kruger Park	7	1,160	8.0

Source: OzTAM; compiled by Screen Australia.

Notes:
All people, five-city metro average, 1 January to 31 December 2009, program average.
Ranked by rating. Programs with the same rating are ranked by unrounded total number of people viewing, if known.
Although not identified as such, the screening listed may be a repeat screening of the program. Repeats are indicated when known.
Any comparison of ratings data should take into account that different methodology was used to compile top-program lists before January 2005 and that a different audience measurement system applied before January 2001. See About the data for more information, including definitions of terms.
World's Strictest Parents has not been included as a documentary in the Australian Communication and Media Authority (ACMA) Australian content compliance results for 2009 so it has not been included in this listing although it was included in Screen Australia's report Documentary production in Australia, 2010, published earlier.
1. Rating is equal to TARP (Target Audience Rating Point).

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2008

Rank	Title	Network	Total people (‘000)	Rating1
1	Find My Family	7	1,803	12.7
2	The Zoo (Tuesday)	7	1,688	11.9
3	Border Security: Australia’s Front Line	7	1,610	11.3
4	The Force: Behind the Line	7	1,598	11.2
5	Schapelle Corby: The Hidden Truth	9	1,589	11.2
6	Border Security: Australia’s Front Line (repeat)	7	1,580	11.1
7	RSPCA Animal Rescue	7	1,578	11.1
8	RSPCA Animal Rescue (repeat)	7	1,561	11.0
9	Find My Family – Reunions	7	1,519	10.7
10	David Attenborough Tiger: Spy in the Jungle	9	1,477	10.4
11	The Force: Behind the Line (repeat)	7	1,469	10.3
12	The Farmer Wants a Wife	9	1,403	9.9
13	David Attenborough’s Bear: A Spy in the Woods	9	1,402	9.9
14	Made in China	7	1,399	9.8
15	Bondi Rescue	10	1,390	9.8
16	David Attenborough’s Elephant: A Spy in the Herd	9	1,389	9.8
17	Bondi Rescue (repeat)	10	1,364	9.6
18	Surf Patrol	7	1,363	9.6
19	David Attenborough’s Lion:A Spy in the Den	9	1,335	9.4
20	David Attenborough’s Life in Cold Blood	9	1,291	9.1
21	Schapelle Corby: The Hidden Truth (Part 2)	9	1,280	9.0
22	Australia: Land of Parrots	ABC1	1,264	8.9
23	Crash Investigation Unit	7	1,255	8.8
24	The Zoo	7	1,248	8.8
25	The Prime Minister is Missing	ABC1	1,238	8.7

Source: OzTAM; compiled by Screen Australia.

Notes:
All people, five-city metro average, 1 January to 31 December 2008, program average.
Ranked by rating. Programs with the same rating are ranked by unrounded total number of people viewing, if known.
Although not identified as such, the screening listed may be a repeat screening of the program. Repeats are indicated when known.
Any comparison of ratings data should take into account that different methodology was used to compile top-program lists before January 2005 and that a different audience measurement system applied before January 2001. See About the data for more information, including definitions of terms.
ABC’s main channel was renamed ABC1 in February 2008.
1. Rating is equal to TARP (Target Audience Rating Point).

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2007

Rank	Title	Network	Total people (‘000)	Rating1
1	The Force: Behind The Line (Monday)	7	1,845	13.1
2	Border Security: Australia’s Front Line	7	1,828	13.0
3	RSPCA Animal Rescue	7	1,709	12.2
4	Medical Emergency	7	1,695	12.1
5	Border Security: Australia’s Front Line (repeat)	7	1,558	11.1
6	Surf Patrol	7	1,454	10.3
7	RSPCA Animal Rescue (Wednesday)	7	1,396	9.9
8	RPA	9	1,372	9.8
9	Missing Persons Unit	9	1,298	9.2
10	Border Patrol NZ	7	1,258	8.9
11	Constructing Australia – The Bridge	ABC	1,245	8.9
12	Medical Emergency (Wednesday)	7	1,242	8.8
13	Bondi Rescue (repeat)	10	1,226	8.7
14	RPA: Where Are They Now?	9	1,222	8.7
15	The Sounds of Aus	ABC	1,221	8.7
16	The Return of the 707	7	1,210	8.6
17	The Worst Jobs in History	ABC	1,159	8.2
18	Zoo Tales	7	1,156	8.2
19	Bondi Rescue	10	1,154	8.2
20	The Great Global Warming Swindle	ABC	1,116	7.9
21	Diana’s Last Day	9	1,115	7.9
22	Wild Vets	7	1,110	7.9
23	Crime & Justice	9	1,095	7.8
24	Child in a Million	7	1,074	7.6
25	The Gift	9	1,066	7.6

Source: OzTAM; compiled by the Australian Film Commission (AFC).

Notes:
All people, five-city metro average, 1 January to 31 December 2007, program average.
Ranked by rating. Programs with the same rating are ranked by unrounded total number of people viewing, if known.
Although not identified as such, the screening listed may be a repeat screening of the program. Repeats are indicated when known.
Any comparison of ratings data should take into account that different methodology was used to compile top-program lists before January 2005 and that a different audience measurement system applied before January 2001. See About the data for more information, including definitions of terms.
1. Rating is equal to TARP (Target Audience Rating Point).

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2006

Rank	Title	Network	Total people (‘000)	Rating1
1	Border Security: Australia’s Front Line	7	2,119	15.2
2	Who Killed Dr Bogle and Mrs Chandler?	ABC	1,782	12.8
3	Border Security (Wednesday)	7	1,569	11.2
4	Planet Earth	ABC	1,379	9.9
5	Missing Persons Unit	9	1,336	9.6
6	The Queen by Rolf	ABC	1,286	9.2
7	Medical Emergency (Sunday)	7	1,181	8.5
8	RPA	9	1,165	8.3
9	The ABC of Our Lives : 50 Years of Television	ABC	1,157	8.3
10	Bondi Rescue	10	1,064	7.6
11	Bears: Spy in the Woods	ABC	1,105	7.9
12	The Worst Jobs in History	ABC	1,104	7.9
13	The World Around Us – Survival in the Bush with Malcolm Douglas (Part 2)	7	1,055	7.6
14	Jamie Oliver: His Story	10	1,053	7.5
15	The Good, the Bad and the Ugg Boot	ABC	1,023	7.3
16	Swarms	9	1,013	7.3
17	The Floating Brothel	ABC	1,006	7.2
18	The World Around Us – Journey Through the Valley of the Kings	7	1,000	7.2
19	Life in the Undergrowth	ABC	999	7.2
19=	King Tut’s Curse	9	999	7.2
21	Dynasties	ABC	998	7.1
22	Bondi Rescue (Monday)	10	993	7.1
23	Grumpy Old Women	ABC	955	6.8
24	My Favourite Australian Story	ABC	944	6.8
25	Life at 1	ABC	940	6.7

Source: OzTAM; compiled by the Australian Film Commission (AFC).

Notes:
All people, five-city metro average, 1 January to 31 December 2006, program average.
Ranked by rating. Programs with the same rating are ranked by unrounded total number of people viewing, if known.
Although not identified as such, the screening listed may be a repeat screening of the program. Repeats are indicated when known.
Any comparison of ratings data should take into account that different methodology was used to compile top-program lists before January 2005 and that a different audience measurement system applied before January 2001. See About the data for more information, including definitions of terms.
1. Rating is equal to TARP (Target Audience Rating Point).

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2005

Rank	Title	Network	Total people (‘000)	Rating1
1	Border Security: Australia’s Front Line (Tuesday)	7	1,822	13.2
2	Mythbusters – Jaws Special	7	1,730	12.5
3	Graham Kennedy: The King of Television	9	1,605	11.6
4	RPA	9	1,531	11.1
5	The Queen’s Castle	9	1,530	11.1
6	Ed Sullivan’s Legends of Rock ’n’ Roll	7	1,390	10.1
7	The Real Da Vinci Code (Part 1)	ABC	1,326	9.6
8	Krakatoa	ABC	1,324	9.6
9	Grumpy Old Women at Christmas	ABC	1,281	9.3
10	Border Security: Australia’s Front Line	7	1,236	8.9
11	Grumpy Old Women	ABC	1,202	8.7
12	The Truth Behind the Moon Landings	9	1,199	8.7
13	Ireland: Sculpted Isle	ABC	1,162	8.4
14	The World Around Us – The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World	7	1,158	8.4
15	Tornado Hunters	9	1,118	8.1
16	Battlefield Detectives	ABC	1,081	7.8
17	Elephants: Spy in the Herd	ABC	1,073	7.8
18	The World Around Us – Backyard Killers	7	1,068	7.7
19	Australian Story	ABC	1,055	7.6
20	Grumpy Old Men	ABC	1,054	7.6
21	Grumpy Old Men at Christmas	ABC	1,047	7.6
22	The World Around Us – Australia’s Deadliest Destinations 7	7	1,037	7.5
23	The Real Da Vinci Code (Part 2)	ABC	1,025	7.4
24	Outback House	ABC	1,020	7.4
25	A State Of Mind	ABC	1,017	7.4

Source: OzTAM; compiled by the Australian Film Commission (AFC).

Notes:
All people, five-city metro average, 1 January to 31 December 2005, program average.
Ranked by rating. Programs with the same rating are ranked by unrounded total number of people viewing, if known.
Although not identified as such, the screening listed may be a repeat screening of the program. Repeats are indicated when known.
Any comparison of ratings data should take into account that different methodology was used to compile top-program lists before January 2005 and that a different audience measurement system applied before January 2001. See About the data for more information, including definitions of terms.
1. Rating is equal to TARP (Target Audience Rating Point).

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2004

Rank	Title	Network	Sydney Households (‘000)	Rating
1	Seven Wonders of the Industrial World – The Panama Canal	ABC	312	20.7
2	Pompeii: The Last Day	9	289	19.2
3	Australian Story – Into The Forest (Part 1)	ABC	274	18.2
4	Dynasties – Durack Dreaming (The Duracks)	ABC	265	17.6
5	Himalaya with Michael Palin: North by Northwest	ABC	256	17.0
6	Who Killed Alexander the Great?	ABC	251	16.7
7	Wild Australasia – Island Arks	ABC	250	16.6
7=	The World Around Us – Heart of a Lioness	7	250	16.6
9	RPA (series)	9	242	16.1
10	Bermuda Triangle: Secrets Revealed	9	241	16.1
11	Living Famously: Lana Turner	ABC	240	16.0
12	The Bridge on the River Kwai	ABC	234	15.6
13	Leonardo Da Vinci: The Man who Wanted to Know Everything	ABC	229	15.2
14	Britain’s Real Monarch	ABC	224	14.9
14=	From the Heart – The Kimberley	ABC	224	14.9
16	Life on Air: David Attenborough’s 50 Years in Television	ABC	223	14.8
17	Polar Bear Battlefield	ABC	221	14.7
18	Lawrence of Arabia: The Battle for the Arab World (Part 1)	ABC	219	14.6
19	Honey Badgers of the Kalahari	ABC	213	14.2
19=	Colosseum: Rome’s Arena of Death	9	213	14.2
21	Leonardo Da Vinci: Dangerous Liaisons	ABC	210	14.0
22	Looking for Victoria (Part 1)	ABC	209	13.9
23	The Truth of Troy	ABC	207	13.8
24	Family Story – Taylor Made	ABC	204	13.6
25	Colour of War: The Anzacs –The War That Never Ends	9	203	13.5

Source: OzTAM; compiled by the Australian Film Commission (AFC).

Notes:
All Sydney metro households, 1 January to 31 December 2004.
For series, rating is for the highest-rating episode, not an average across the series.
Ranked by rating. Programs with the same rating are ranked by unrounded total number of people viewing, if known.
Although not identified as such, the screening listed may be a repeat screening of the program. Repeats are indicated when known.
Any comparison of ratings data should take into account that different methodology was used to compile top-program lists before January 2005 and that a different audience measurement system applied before January 2001. See About the data for more information, including definitions of terms.

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2003

Rank	Title	Network	Sydney Households (‘000)	Rating
1	Living with Michael Jackson	7	354	23.7
2	RPA (series)	9	289	19.4
3	The Bee Gees Story	9	278	18.6
4	Australian Story – The Trouble with Charlie	ABC	274	18.4
5	Michael Jackson Take 2	9	252	16.9
6	The Life of Mammals – A Winning Design	ABC	232	15.5
7	Diana: The Night She Died	ABC	229	15.3
8	Dynasties – The Kidman Family	ABC	228	15.3
9	The Dambusters	ABC	227	15.2
10	Hollywood Inc – Shut it Down	ABC	220	14.8
10=	The Joanne Lees Story: Murder, Mystery and Me	7	220	14.8
12	Living Famously – Vivien Leigh	ABC	219	14.7
13	Elephants: Spy in the Herd	ABC	216	14.5
14	Edward and Mary: The Unknown Tudors (Part 1)	ABC	212	14.2
15	Platypus: World's Strangest Animal	ABC	210	14.1
16	Greatest Heroes in History – Nelson	ABC	210	14.0
17	A Case for the Coroner (Part 1)	ABC	202	13.5
18	Egypt Eternal: The Quest for Lost Tombs	ABC	200	13.4
18=	Show Some Emotion: The Female Voice	ABC	200	13.4
18=	The Price of Fame	7	200	13.4
21	Love is in the Air (Part 1)	ABC	198	13.3
22	Plumpton High Babies – Nowhere Else to Go	ABC	191	12.8
23	Family Foibles – Upstairs Downstairs	ABC	190	12.7
24	Baby It’s You – In the Beginning	ABC	186	12.5
24=	Eat Like a King: Henry VIII	ABC	186	12.5

Source: OzTAM; compiled by the Australian Film Commission (AFC).

Notes:
All Sydney metro households, 1 January to 31 December 2003.
For series, rating is for the highest-rating episode, not an average across the series.
Ranked by rating. Programs with the same rating are ranked by unrounded total number of people viewing, if known.
Although not identified as such, the screening listed may be a repeat screening of the program. Repeats are indicated when known.
Any comparison of ratings data should take into account that different methodology was used to compile top-program lists before January 2005 and that a different audience measurement system applied before January 2001. See About the data for more information, including definitions of terms.

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2002

Rank	Title	Network	Sydney Households (‘000)	Rating
1	How The Twin Towers Collapsed	7	324	22.4
2	RPA (series)	9	300	20.7
3	Australian Story – A Big Hand For Ruth	ABC	278	19.2
4	Billy Connolly’s World Tour – Dublin	ABC	265	18.3
5	In Memoriam: New York City 9/11	9	253	17.5
6	Queen and Country	ABC	231	15.9
7	Six Wives of Henry the VIII	ABC	228	15.8
8	Elizabeth (series)	ABC	226	15.6
9	How The Twin Towers Collapsed II	7	224	15.5
10	Private Lives of the Pharaohs – Sex, Death and the Lotus	ABC	212	14.6
11	9/11: The Firefighters’ Story	10	210	14.5
12	Masters of Style – Alexander McQueen	ABC	209	14.5
13	Finest Hour	ABC	209	14.4
13=	Famous Faces – Gene Kelly: Anatomy of a Dancer	ABC	209	14.4
15	Great Natural Wonders of the World	ABC	208	14.4
15=	The Great Egyptians (series) – The Rebel Pharaoh/The Queen Who Would Be King	7	208	14.4
17	Walk On By: The Story of Popular Song – Pure Pop	ABC	206	14.2
18	Young Talent Time Tells All	10	204	14.1
19	Sahara – Dire Straits	ABC	199	13.8
20	Arthur King of Britons	ABC	199	13.7
21	The Battleships – Terror From Above	ABC	198	13.7
22	The World Around Us – Haunt of the River Horse	7	188	13.0
23	Beyond The Movie – The Fellowship of the Ring	ABC	187	12.9
24	Giant Creepy Crawlies	9	183	12.7
25	Rock Legends – Cat Stevens: A True Story	ABC	181	12.5

Source: OzTAM; compiled by the Australian Film Commission (AFC).

Notes:
All Sydney households, 1 January to 31 December 2002.
For series, rating is for the highest-rating episode, not an average across the series.
Ranked by rating. Programs with the same rating are ranked by unrounded total number of people viewing, if known.
Although not identified as such, the screening listed may be a repeat screening of the program. Repeats are indicated when known.
Any comparison of ratings data should take into account that different methodology was used to compile top-program lists before January 2005 and that a different audience measurement system applied before January 2001. See About the data for more information, including definitions of terms.

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2001

Rank	Title	Network	Sydney households (‘000)	Rating
1	RPA (series)	9	352	24.8
2	Fabulous Women – Elizabeth Taylor: England’s Other Elizabeth	ABC	267	18.8
3	The ABBA Story: The Winner Takes It All	ABC	260	18.3
4	Conjoined Twins: The Living Miracle	9	257	18.1
5	Fabulous Women – Jackie Onassis: Behind the Myth	ABC	253	17.8
6	Sandra Sully Presents: The Human Body (series) – Raging Teens (episode)	10	251	17.6
7	Lucille Ball: Finding Lucy	ABC	246	17.3
8	The World Around Us – Toothed Titans	7	238	16.7
9	Australian Story – Shining Through: Shane Gould	ABC	237	16.7
10	Grizzly	ABC	237	16.6
11	The World Around Us – Trek around the Pilbara	7	235	16.5
12	Fabulous Women – Cher	ABC	234	16.4
13	The World Around Us – Odzala: Islands in the Forest	7	228	16.1
14	The World Around Us – Nature of Aggression	7	227	16.0
15	The Colour of War: The British Story (series) – Darkest Hour (episode)	9	226	15.9
16	Sandra Sully Presents: The Ultimate Guide (series) – Sharks (episode)	10	225	15.8
17	Sandra Sully Presents: Wild Indonesia (series) – Underwater Wonderland (episode)	10	223	15.7
18	The Great Egyptians (series) – The Real Cleopatra (episode)	7	221	15.5
19	Sandra Sully Presents: Who’s Aping Who – Bringing up Baby	10	220	15.5
20	The World Around Us – Raising the Mammoth	7	217	15.2
21	The Crocodile Hunter (series) – A Handful of Elephants (episode)	10	215	15.1
22	The World Around Us – Shadow of the Shark: The Underwater Lives of Ron and Valerie (series)	7	214	15.1
23	The World Around Us – In the Bush with Malcolm Douglas and his Dog Boondie	7	212	14.9
24	The World Around Us – Chile: Riddle of the Atacama	7	209	14.7
24=	Australian Story – Vanishing Point: The Barrow Creek Mystery	ABC	209	14.7

Source: OzTAM; compiled by the Australian Film Commission (AFC).

Notes:
All Sydney households, 1 January to 31 December 2001.
For series, rating is for the highest-rating episode, not an average across the series.
Ranked by rating. Programs with the same rating are ranked by unrounded total number of people viewing, if known.
Although not identified as such, the screening listed may be a repeat screening of the program. Repeats are indicated when known.
Any comparison of ratings data should take into account that different methodology was used to compile top-program lists before January 2005 and that a different audience measurement system applied before January 2001. See About the data for more information, including definitions of terms.

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2000

Rank	Title	Station	Rating
1	RPA (series)	9	28.9
2	The Queen Mother: A Royal Century	9	22.1
3	Bronte's Story	9	21.8
4	Who Killed Sallie-Anne?	7	21.6
5	Airline (series)	9	21.1
6	Quentin: The World at My Wheels	10	19.7
6=	Super Human (series)	ABC	19.7
8	Glenn Ridge’s Outback (series) (repeat)	9	18.6
9	The Greatest Wildlife Show on Earth	ABC	18.1
10	The World Around Us – Ice Whales	7	18.0
11	The World Around Us – Adventures in Time	7	17.8
12	The World Around Us – Fire and Ice: The Many Moods of Thredbo (repeat)	7	17.6
13	The World Around Us – Creatures of the Black Lagoon	7	17.3
14	The World Around Us – Cycling Mongolia	7	17.0
15	Bear Crime: Caught in the Act	ABC	16.8

Source: ACNielsen; compiled by the Australian Film Commission (AFC).

Notes:
All Sydney households, 1 January to 31 December 2000.
For series, rating is for the highest-rating episode, not an average across the series.
Any comparison of ratings data should take into account that different methodology was used to compile top-program lists before January 2005 and that a different audience measurement system applied before January 2001. See About the data for more information, including definitions of terms.

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1999

Rank	Title	Station	Rating
1	Walking with Dinosaurs (series)	ABC	28.5
2	RPA (series)	9	28.2
3	Our Century (series)	9	23.8
4	Our Country (series)	9	23.2
5	The World Around Us – Ancient Graves: Voices of the Dead	7	21.4
6	Airline (series)	9	20.8
7	Doing Time (series)	9	20.2
8	Colour of War (series)	9	19.8
9	Learners (series)	7	19.3
10	Walking with Dinosaurs – The Making of	ABC	19.0
10=	The Planets (series)	ABC	19.0
12	The World Around Us – Magic Harbour	7	18.8
13	Our World – The Call of Kakadu (repeat)	9	18.7
14	The World Around Us – Across the Roof of the World	7	18.6
15	Our World – Ben Dark’s Highways to the Top End – The Kimberley	9	18.5

Source: ACNielsen; compiled by the Australian Film Commission (AFC).

Notes:
All Sydney households, 1 January to 31 December 1999.
For series, rating is for the highest-rating episode, not an average across the series.
Any comparison of ratings data should take into account that different methodology was used to compile top-program lists before January 2005 and that a different audience measurement system applied before January 2001. See About the data for more information, including definitions of terms.

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1998

Rank	Title	Station	Rating
1	RPA (series)	9	29.0
2	Our World – Glenn Ridge – Time in the Kimberley	9	23.6
3	Our World – Nullarbor Adventure: A Breed of Their Own	9	21.9
4	Our World – Great Rail Journeys of Queensland	9	21.3
5	The World Around Us – Titanic: Anatomy of a Disaster	7	21.2
6	Our World – Africa: High and Wild (series)	9	20.5
7	The World Around Us – Savage Earth (series): Waves of Destruction (episode)	7	20.0
7=	Our World – Deadly Australians (series): Urban (episode) (repeat)	9	20.0
9	The World Around Us – Antarctica Alive!	7	19.9
10	Our World – Dermott Brereton: My Ireland	9	19.4
11	Our World – World of Discovery – Lions, Africa’s King of the Beasts	9	19.3
11=	Our World – Bali: The Ride of Our Lives	9	19.3
13	Our World – Great Australian Train Journeys (series) – The Ghan (episode)	9	19.2
14	The World Around Us – Savage Earth – Hell’s Crust	7	19.0
15	Our World – Australia’s Killer Creatures	9	18.8

Source: ACNielsen; compiled by the Australian Film Commission (AFC).

Notes:
All Sydney households, 1 January to 31 December 1998.
For series, rating is for the highest-rating episode, not an average across the series.
Any comparison of ratings data should take into account that different methodology was used to compile top-program lists before January 2005 and that a different audience measurement system applied before January 2001. See About the data for more information, including definitions of terms.