Weekly Ratings Australia – Seven wins total people and 25-54. Nine and Seven split 16-39

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

Sunday 7 January, 2024 to Saturday 13 January, 2024

Weekly Ratings Australia – Week 2

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 shares.

Seven wins in Total People Primary Channel shares.

Nine wins in 16-39 demographics in Network shares.

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

Seven wins in 25-54 demographics in Network shares.

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

7two was the highest multi channel in Total People.

7mate was the highest multi channel in 16-39.

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7mate 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 had a massive advantage in older age brackets. In 16-39, 10 beat ABC (17.7% to just 10.6%) and won in 25-54 (18.0% to 11.8%) with network shares.

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Home and Away (image – Seven)

Weekly Ratings Australia – Top 10 Shows

Top 10 Shows – Total People (Commercial Networks)

1SEVEN NEWS – SUNSeven768,000
2SEVEN NEWSSeven766,000
39NEWS SUNDAYNine759,000
49NEWSNine698,000
5SEVEN NEWS – SATSeven595,000
69NEWS SATURDAYNine579,000
7A CURRENT AFFAIRNine542,000
8THE CHASE AUSTRALIASeven444,000
9A CURRENT AFFAIR -SATNine427,000
10HOME AND AWAYSeven412,000

Top 10 Shows – 16-39 (Commercial Networks)

19NEWS SUNDAYNine93,000
29NEWSNine84,000
39NEWS SATURDAYNine69,000
4SEVEN NEWS – SUNSeven65,000
5SEVEN NEWSSeven64,000
6A CURRENT AFFAIRNine58,000
7DAVID ATTENBOROUGH’S PLANET EARTH IIINine57,000
8HOME AND AWAYSeven52,000
9SEVEN’S CRICKET: BIG BASH LEAGUE – BRISBANE V PERTHSeven51,000
10SEVEN’S CRICKET: BIG BASH LEAGUE – SYD SIXERS V SYD THUNDERSeven50,000

Top 10 Shows – 25-54 (Commercial Networks)

19NEWS SUNDAYNine204,000
2SEVEN NEWS – SUNSeven198,000
39NEWSNine185,000
4SEVEN NEWSSeven167,000
5A CURRENT AFFAIRNine138,000
69NEWS SATURDAYNine134,000
7SEVEN NEWS – SATSeven134,000
8HOME AND AWAYSeven122,000
9SEVEN’S CRICKET: BIG BASH LEAGUE – SYD SIXERS V SYD THUNDERSeven113,000
10DAVID ATTENBOROUGH’S PLANET EARTH IIINine113,000

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: 

  • Across the network shares (prime time), 9Network recorded the following shares:
    • People 25-54: 38.2%
    • People 16-39: 41.2%
    • Grocery Shopper + Child: 39.1%
    • Total People: 37.9%
  • Across the primary channel shares (prime time), Channel 9 recorded the following shares:
    • People 25-54: 22.6%
    • People 16-39: 25.4%
    • Grocery Shopper + Child: 25.9%
    • Total People: 24.2%
  • 9News Sunday was the No.1 program across the 5 City in the key demos of 25-54, 16-39s and GS+Child.  

The Australian Open has begun today, marking the beginning of 15 days of tennis followed by the launch of Married At First Sight. 

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