Weekly Ratings Australia – Seven wins total people network and primary and 16-39 primary. Nine wins other demos

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

Sunday 16 July to Saturday 22 July, 2023

Week 29

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

Analysis


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

Seven wins in 16-39 demographics in Network shares.

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

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

9Gem 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.

10 did beat ABC in total people network shares. 10 had a small win against ABC in total people primary shares, however, it should be noted that ABC have a massive advantage in older age brackets. In 16-39, 10 smashed ABC (21.1% to just 9.2%) and in 25-54 (21.4% to 9.6%) with network shares.

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Weekly Ratings Australia
FIFA Women’s World Cup (image – BBC)

Top 10 Shows – Total People (Commercial Networks)

1FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP 2023 AUS V IRESeven1,125,000
2SEVEN NEWSSeven889,000
3SEVEN NEWS AT 6.30Seven846,000
4SEVEN NEWS – SUNSeven838,000
5THE MID-YEAR ASHES: FOURTH TEST -ENG V AUS -SESSION 1 -D1Nine837,000
6NINE NEWS SUNDAYNine837,000
7NINE NEWSNine779,000
8NINE NEWS 6:30Nine771,000
9MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA – THE WINNER ANNOUNCED10698,000
10SEVEN NEWS – SATSeven683,000

Top 10 Shows – 16-39 (Commercial Networks)

1FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP 2023 AUS V IRESeven240,000
2THE MID-YEAR ASHES: FOURTH TEST -ENG V AUS -SESSION 1 -D1Nine154,000
3HAVE YOU BEEN PAYING ATTENTION?10126,000
4MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA – THE WINNER ANNOUNCED10125,000
5HUNTED – LAUNCH10123,000
6FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP 2023 AUS V IRE POST GAMESeven115,000
7MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA – GRAND FINALE10113,000
8THE MID-YEAR ASHES: FOURTH TEST -ENG V AUS -LUNCH -D1Nine104,000
9FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP 2023 AUS V IRE PRE-GAMESeven98,000
10HUNTED TUES1096,000

Top 10 Shows – 25-54 (Commercial Networks)

1FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP 2023 AUS V IRESeven478,000
2THE MID-YEAR ASHES: FOURTH TEST -ENG V AUS -SESSION 1 -D1Nine313,000
3MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA – THE WINNER ANNOUNCED10286,000
4HUNTED – LAUNCH10279,000
5HAVE YOU BEEN PAYING ATTENTION?10264,000
6MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA – GRAND FINALE10262,000
7NINE NEWS SUNDAYNine257,000
8FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP 2023 AUS V IRE POST GAMESeven232,000
9FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP 2023 AUS V IRE PRE-GAMESeven230,000
10SEVEN NEWS – SUNSeven220,000

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 was No. 1 with the key demos (25-54, 16-39 and GS+CH):
    • People 25-54: 38.7%
    • People 16-39: 37.9%
    • Grocery Shopper + Child: 38.7%
    • Total People: 38.1%
  • Across the primary channel shares (prime time), Channel 9 was also  No. 1 with the key demos (25-54, 16-39 and GS+CH):
    • People 25-54: 26.2%
    • People 16-39: 26.7%
    • Grocery Shopper + Child: 28%
    • Total People: 26.8%
  • Sunday’s Wimbledon Men’s Final recorded a Live BVOD Audience of 48,000, which was the highest Live BVOD Audience of the 2023 Wimbledon Tournament.
  • The Men’s Final also won its timeslot across 5 City Metro, the East Coast and in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide with Total People and all key demos.

The Fourth Test of The Ashes started on Wednesday, with session 1 winning the timeslot in all markets with all key demographics and Total People, this was also the No. 1 Live streamed program of the day against all broadcasters with a Live BVOD Audience of 168,000

SEVEN

Seven: Australia’s most watched network

Biggest national audience in week 29

·       Seven: #1 network in 2023

·       Seven: The fastest-growing network growing in 2023

·       Week 29: Seven #1 in total people, 25 to 54s, 16 to 39s

·       Week 29: 7plus up 31% year-on-year

·       Week 29: Top four programs

·       FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 Matildas v Ireland: 1.97 million total audience, #1 program of the week

·       7NEWS: 1.4 million broadcast viewers, #2 program of theweek

·       Sunrise: #1 breakfast show

2023: Seven Network attracts Australia’s biggest viewing audience; #1 in survey and calendar 2023 in total people nationally; #1 in regional Australia in survey and calendar year in total people, 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.

2023: Seven Network is the fastest growing network in calendar 2023 in total people commercial share nationally.

Week 29: #1 network nationally, #1 in 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.

Week 29: #1 network and channel in the capital cities.

Week 29: Seven Network capital city audience up 10% week-on-week in total people, 14% in 16 to 39s.

Week 29: Top four programs of the week.

Week 29: 7plus: 309.5 million minutes streamed, up 31% year-on-year.

Week 29: 7plus: 38% share in VOD alone, 33.5% share in BVOD.

Week 29: 7two, 7mate, 7Bravo, 7flix: #1 multichannel group nationally and across the capital cities.

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

Week 28Total people25 to 54s16 to 39s
Seven Network42.337.238.5
Nine Network36.136.236.1
Network Ten21.626.625.4

Capital city free-to-air network commercial shares (%):

Week 28Total people25 to 54s16 to 39s
Seven Network40.935.237.0
Nine Network38.138.737.9
Network Ten21.126.125.1

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

Week 28Total people25 to 54s16 to 39s
Seven Network45.342.042.9
Nine Network32.030.030.8
Network Ten22.727.926.3

TEN

N/A


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