Friday Ratings Australia – AFL on Seven is #1 non news in primetime for overnights, whilst Endeavour on ABC wins in Total TV

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Ratings Australia Analysis for Total TV (17 March, 2023) and Overnight (24 March, 2023) ratings.


TOTAL TV – Total People

Seven


Huge night for Seven with AFL 163k ahead of the NRL.

#1 Seven News – 1,097 000 (+3%)

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#2 Seven News at 6:30 – 1,044 000 (+3%)

#5 Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football – 737 000 (+1%)

#7 The Chase Australia – 603 000 (+3%)

#12 Better Homes and Gardens – 427 000 (+6%)

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#13 The Chase Australia – 5pm – 400 000 (+3%)

#15 Sunrise – 368 000 (+5%)

#21 Friday Night Countdown – 293 000 (+2%)

#22 Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football – Post Match – 267 000 (+1%)

#23 Seven News at 4:30 – 260 000 (+3%)

#25 Seven News at 4 – 251 000 (+2%)

Nine


NRL is a hit in NSW in QLD, but its overall number sits behind the AFL on Seven.

#4 Nine News – 788 000 (+5%)

#5 Nine News 6:30 – 780 000 (+5%)

#9 Friday Night NRL Live – 574 000 (+12%)

#10 A Current Affair – 526 000 (+7%)

#14 Hot Seat – 390 000 (+5%)

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#16 Tipping Point (R) – 365 000 (+6%)

#17 Nine’s Afternoon News – 326 000 (+4%)

#20 Today – 303 000 (+8%)

#24 Hot Seat – 5pm – 259 000 (+6%)

#26 Friday Night NRL Golden Point – 244 000 (+11%)

#28 Pointless – 222 000 (+6%)

#29 Friday Night NRL Live – Pre Match – 221 000 (+9%)

10


With The Graham Norton Show ending its season the previous week, 10’s Friday results were disappointing.

#19 10 News First – 311 000 (+2%)

#27 The Bold and the Beautiful – 223 000 (+10%)

#30 The Project 7pm – 210 000 (+4%)

ABC


Endeavour ended with its final ever episode, the #1 non news show of Friday.

#3 Endeavour – 830 000 (+42%)

#8 Gardening Australia – 591 000 (+19%)

#11 ABC News – 514 000 (+5%)

#18 Van Der Valk (R) – 319 000 (+41%)

TOTAL TV – 25-54

Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football was #1 with 290 000 fans, rising 1%. Friday Night NRL Live was #4 with 223 000, an upswing of 19%. Gardening Australia was #7 with 128 000, a lift of 49%. Endeavour was #13 with 103 000, an increase of 124%. Better Homes and Gardens was #18 with 96 000, a boost of 12%. A repeat of The Graham Norton Show had just 70 000 viewers, growth of 8%.


OVERNIGHT RATINGS

Daily Shares

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Analysis


Seven


Seven News was #2 with wins in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. Seven News at 6:30 was #2 with wins in Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. It should be noted that Seven News at 6:30 ran solo, with Nine opting for live NRL coverage from 6:30 in Brisbane. Better Homes and Gardens was #11 with 353 000 and sat ahead of Gardening Australia, which given that Better Homes was on 7two in some markets, makes the result even greater. Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football was #4 with 448 000 viewers. Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football – Post Match was #8 with 404 000.

Nine


Nine News was #3 with a win in Sydney and Brisbane. Nine News 6:30 was #5 with a win in Sydney. There was no news service in Brisbane at 6:30 due to live NRL coverage. Friday Night Live NRL Pre Match was #16 with 237 000. Friday Night NRL Live was #7 with 428 000. The season final of For the Love of Pets had a total of 149 000 viewers with the show airing on the main channel in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth and on 9Gem in Sydney and Brisbane.

10


The Project 6:30pm was on 115 000. The Project 7pm was on 141 000. 10 aired live coverage of the Socceroos and Ecuador match in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide on the main channel and scored 83 000 from those three markets. Sydney was on 41 000, Melbourne, 28 000 and Adelaide just 13 000. Post game coverage was on 77 000 from those three markets. Pre game coverage only aired in Sydney and Melbourne on the main channel with a result of 48 000 from those two markets. Schedules were mixed across the network due to the live nature of the game but an overall share of just 5.4% is a disappointing result for the league. The Graham Norton Show repeat aired in Brisbane (18 000) and Perth (30 000) on the main channel.

ABC


ABC News was #6 overall, but #1 in its slot. Gardening Australia was #12 with 335 000 viewers and sat behind Better Homes and Gardens. With Seven deciding to show the Brisbane match on the main channel and Better Homes and Gardens sent to 7two, Gardening Australia really found its mark with an audience of 40 000 in that market, compared to just 17 000 for Better Homes and Gardens. The new season premiere of Van Der Valk was #15 with 269 000. A repeat of Jack Irish had a late night audience of 84 000.

16-39

  1. Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football
  2. Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football – Post Match
  3. Friday Night NRL Live
  4. Seven News at 6:30
  5. Seven News

25-54

  1. Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football
  2. Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football – Post Match
  3. Friday Night NRL Live
  4. Seven News at 6:30
  5. Seven News

Multi Channels


Winner: 7two (3.4%)

Second: 7mate (3.0%)

7two was the #1 multi channel thanks to Bargain Hunt (53 000), Better Homes and Gardens for Brisbane, Melbourne and Adelaide (68 000), Escape to the Country – new (74 000) and Escape to the Country – repeat (52 000).

7mate was the #2 multi channel thanks to Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football in Sydney and Perth (54 000).


How the Networks Analysed their Own Performance
Note: N/A means the network has not sent out a report today

NINE


N/A

SEVEN

N/A

TEN


N/A

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