SYDNEY: Australia’s Ten Network, one of the nation’s three commercial channels which broadcasts shows such as “I’m a Celebrity”, was Wednesday placed in voluntary administration after failing to secure a new finance package.

The station, which like many media groups is being hammered by slumping advertising revenues, was forced to take the drastic step after two billionaire backers refused to continue guaranteeing a key loan.

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