ARIA single debuting at No. 1. This was the last Top 50 ARIA charts on ABC TV's Rage to be shown on the Seven Network. Only Seven Local TV and ABC TV will continue the Rage Top 50 Charts until the end of July 2006, when it launches jtv. 16 December: Good Morning Australia finishes its 12-year run on Network Ten from the studios of ATV-10. Host Bert Newton leaves Ten and signs with the Nine Network to host the game show Bert's Family Feud. Sport 4 March – First day of the Australian Track & Field Championships for the 2004–2005 season, which are held at the Sydney Olympic Park in Homebush Bay. The 10,000 metres (men and women) were conducted at the Zatopek Meet in Melbourne, Victoria on Saturday 4 December 2004. The relays were conducted at Canberra on Sunday 6 February 2005. 6 March – Giancarlo Fisichella wins the Australian Grand Prix in his first race for Renault F1 at Albert Park. 19 March – Sydney Kings defeat Wollongong Hawks 112–85 in Game 3 of a series sweep in the NBL Grand Final series. The win completed the only three-peat in league history. 3 April – Suzuki rider Troy Corser takes both race victories in front of his home crowd, Phillip Island at the Superbike World Championship round. 3 July – Brett Cartwright wins the men's national marathon title, clocking 2:18:16 in Brisbane, while Jackie Fairweather claims the women's title in 2:34:34. 26 August – The inaugural A-League national football (soccer) season begins. In the first game, Adelaide United FC defeat the Newcastle United Jets 1–0 at EnergyAustralia Stadium in front of 13,000 people. 3 September – The Melbourne Phoenix defeat the Sydney Swifts 61–44 in the Commonwealth Bank Trophy netball grand final. 4 September – The Parramatta Eels win their most recent minor premiership following the conclusion of the final main round of the 2005 NRL season. The Newcastle Knights finish in last position, claiming the wooden spoon. 12 September – Cricket: England wins The Ashes back from Australia for the first time since 1987 in The 2005 Ashes series 24 September – The Sydney Swans (8.10.58) defeat the West Coast Eagles (7.12.54) to win the 109th VFL/AFL premiership. It is the first flag for the Swans in 72 years. 2 October – The Wests Tigers defeat the North Queensland Cowboys 30–16 to win the 2005 NRL