Weekly Ratings Australia – Seven clean sweeps total people, 16-39 and 25-54 in in network and primary channel shares

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Weekly Ratings Australia – Seven takes total people in network and primary channel shares. Seven also wins 16-39 and 25-54 demographics in network and primary channel shares.

Sunday 10 September to Saturday 16 September, 2023

Weekly Ratings Australia – Week 37

Network Share Total People

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Primary Share Total People

Network Share 16-39

Primary Share 16-39

Network Share 25-54

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Primary Share 25-54

Multi Channel Total People

5 Capital City Network Total People

5 Capital City Primary Total People

Weekly Ratings Australia – Analysis


Seven wins in Total People Network and Total People Primary Channel shares.

Seven wins in 16-39 demographics in Network and Primary Channel shares.

Seven wins in 25-54 demographics in Network and Primary Channel shares.

7two was the highest multi channel in Total People.

10 Peach was the highest multi channel in 16-39.

10 Peach was the highest multi channel in 25-54.

ABC did beat 10 in total people network and primary channel shares. However, it should be noted that ABC have a massive advantage in older age brackets. In 16-39, 10 smashed ABC (19.8% to just 9.8%) and in 25-54 (19.8% to 10.5%) with network shares.

Weekly Ratings Australia
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Weekly Ratings Australia – Top 10 Shows

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Top 10 Shows – Total People (Commercial Networks)

1SEVEN NEWS – SUNSeven894,000
2NINE NEWS SUNDAYNine884,000
3SEVEN NEWSSeven836,000
4SEVEN NEWS AT 6.30Seven835,000
5THE BLOCK -SUNNine822,000
6SEVEN NEWS – SATSeven780,000
7NINE NEWS 6:30Nine768,000
8NINE NEWSNine753,000
9THE VOICE – SUNSeven727,000
10SEVEN’S AFL: SATURDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALSSeven669,000

Top 10 Shows – 16-39 (Commercial Networks)

1THE BLOCK -SUNNine155,000
2SEVEN’S AFL: FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALSSeven138,000
3HAVE YOU BEEN PAYING ATTENTION?10130,000
4THANK GOD YOU’RE HERE10127,000
5SEVEN’S AFL: SATURDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALSSeven116,000
6THE BLOCK -MONNine114,000
7THE MASKED SINGER AUSTRALIA – LAUNCH REVEAL10110,000
8NINE NEWS SUNDAYNine110,000
9THE BLOCK -TUENine107,000
10THE VOICE – SUNSeven102,000

Top 10 Shows – 25-54 (Commercial Networks)

1THE BLOCK -SUNNine353,000
2HAVE YOU BEEN PAYING ATTENTION?10284,000
3NINE NEWS SUNDAYNine278,000
4SEVEN’S AFL: SATURDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALSSeven265,000
5SEVEN’S AFL: FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALSSeven257,000
6THE MASKED SINGER AUSTRALIA – LAUNCH REVEAL10249,000
7SEVEN NEWS – SUNSeven245,000
8THE BLOCK -TUENine244,000
9THE BLOCK -MONNine242,000
10THANK GOD YOU’RE HERE10226,000

Weekly Ratings Australia – How the Networks Analysed their Own Performance
Note: N/A means the network has not sent out a report today
Note: This post will update as networks often send out releases later on Sunday OR Monday morning

NINE

The main points to summarise this week from a Nine perspective are: 

  • Sunday’s episode of The Block was the No. 1 metro program of the week in all key demos of People 25-54, 16-39 and GS + Child. It was also the highest rating entertainment program of the week. 
  • 22 episodes of The Block have recorded a Total TV average audience in excess of 1 million viewers.
  • Episode 5 of The Block is the highest rating episode of the series to date with a Total TV average audience of 1.57 million.
  • The Reach of The Block in week 37 is 2.4 million viewers across the 5 City in Total People. In the key demo of 25-54 across the 5 City, The Block had a reach of 950k.
  • The Block series average across the 5 City for this week in the key demo of People 25-54 is 266k while in Total People, the series average is 631k. (graphs below).  
  • Across the network shares (prime time), 9Network recorded the following shares:
    • People 25-54: 35.8%
    • People 16-39: 35.2%
    • Grocery Shopper + Child: 38%
    • Total People: 35.3%
  • Across the primary channel shares (prime time), Channel 9 recorded the following shares:
    • People 25-54: 25.4%
    • People 16-39: 26%
    • Grocery Shopper + Child: 29.3%
    • Total People: 25.5%
  • The Block continues at 7.00pm tonight.

SEVEN

Seven 10 weeks at #1

  • Seven: #1 network in 2023 in all people, 25 to 54s, 16 to 39s
  • Seven: The only network growing in all people
  • Seven: #1 in year-on-year growth
  • Week 37: Seven #1 in all people, 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s
  • 7NEWS: #1 program in all people
  • Seven’s AFL: #1 program in 16 to 39s
  • My Kitchen Rules: Biggest audience since 2019
  • Sunrise: #1 breakfast show
  • 7plus up 28% year-on-year

Seven: #1 for 10 weeks in a row nationally.

2023 year to date: Seven Network attracts Australia’s biggest viewing audience; #1 in survey and calendar 2023 in all people nationally and in the capital cities.

2023 year to date: Seven Network #1 in survey and calendar 2023 in 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s nationally.

2023 year to date: The only network growing in calendar 2023 in all people share nationally and across regional Australia.

2023 year to date: Seven Network #1 in year-on-year audience share growth nationally and across the capital cities in 2023 calendar and survey year in all people.

Week 37: #1 network nationally, across the capital cities and across regional Australia in all people, 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.

Week 37: Channel 7#1 channel across the capital cities in all people, 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.

Week 37: Channel 7 capital city audience up 12% year-on-year in 25 to 54s

Week 37: 7plus #1 in VOD with a 47.8% commercial share.

Week 37: 7plus 323 million minutes streamed, up 28% year-on-year.

Week 37: 7mate #1 multichannel.

Week 37: 7two, 7mate, 7Bravo, 7flix #1 multichannel group nationally and across the capital cities.

National free-to-air network commercial shares (%):

Weekly Ratings Australia

7NEWS Monday to Friday: #1 program of the week, 1.32 million broadcast viewers nationally.

7NEWS at 6.30 Monday to Friday: #3 program of the week, 1.29 million broadcast viewers nationally.

7NEWS Sunday: #4 program of the week, 1.29 million broadcast viewers nationally.

Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football Finals: #1 program of the week in 16 to 39s, #6 program in all people, 1.13 million broadcast viewers nationally.

7NEWS Saturday: #7 program of the week, 1.12 million broadcast viewers nationally. 

The Voice – Sunday: 1.17 million total audience.1.08 million broadcast viewers nationally. Boosts timeslot audience 34% year-on-year.

Seven’s AFL: Saturday Night Football Finals: 1.01 million broadcast viewers nationally. #1 in its timeslot in all people, 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.

My Kitchen Rules – Wednesday: Season high and biggest audience since 2019. 966,000 total audience. 885,000 broadcast viewers nationally,#1 in its timeslot in all people and 25 to 54s. Audience up 21% week-on-week.

My Kitchen Rules – Tuesday: 898,000 total audience. 821,000 broadcast viewers nationally. Audience up 21% week-on-week.

My Kitchen Rules – Monday: 879,000 total audience. 801,000 broadcast viewers nationally, #1 in its timeslot in all people. Up 11% on the same episode last year.

Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football Finals, Post-Game: 779,000 broadcast viewers nationally.

The Chase Australia: #1 game show of the week, 772,000 broadcast viewers nationally.

Home and Away: #1 drama program of the week, 732,000 broadcast viewers nationally. 

Better Homes and Gardens: #1 lifestyle program of the week, 647,000 total audience. 625,000 broadcast viewers nationally.

Sunrise: #1 breakfast show of the week, 349,000 average national audience Monday to Friday. 23% more broadcast viewers than its closest rival.

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