Friday TV Ratings Australia – Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football is #1 non news in primetime for overnights, whilst Better Homes and Gardens on Seven wins in Total TV

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TV Ratings Australia Analysis for Total TV (21 July, 2023) and Overnight (28 July, 2023) ratings.

Seven

#1 Seven News – 1,302 000 (+3%)

#2 Seven News at 6.30 – 1,227 000 (+3%)

#5 The Chase Australia – 844 000 (+4%)

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#7 Better Homes and Gardens – 721 000 (+5%)

#12 Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football – 527 000 (+1%)

#13 The Chase Australia – 5pm – 526 000 (+4%)

#17 Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football – Pre Match – 401 000 (+0%)

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#18 Sunrise – 394 000 (+5%)

#25 Seven News at 4.30 – 324 000 (+3%)

#29 Seven News at 4 – 294 000 (+2%)

Nine

#3 Nine News- 1,001 000 (+5%)

#4 Nine News 6.30 – 978 000 (+5%)

#6 A Current Affair – 754 000 (+7%)

#9 Friday Night NRL Live – 597 000 (+13%)

#10 The Mid-Year Ashes: Fourth Test – England v Australia – Session 1 – Day 3 – 588 000 (+17%)

#11 Hot Seat – 543 000 (+5%)

#14 The Mid-Year Ashes: Fourth Test – England v Australia – Session 2 – Day 3 – 482 000 (+22%)

#15 The Mid-Year Ashes: Fourth Test – England v Australia – Lunch – Day 3 – 419 000 (+20%)

#16 Tipping Point (R) – 419 000 (+4%)

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#19 Friday Night NRL Live – Pre Match – 389 000 (+9%)

#21 Nine’s Afternoon News – 360 000 (+4%)

#22 Hot Seat – 5pm – 355 000 (+5%)

#26 Today – 323 000 (+9%)

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#23 Location, Location, Location Australia – 343 000 (+20%)

#28 10 News First – 312 000 (+3%)

ABC

#8 ABC News – 709 000 (+3%)

#20 First Weapons – 384 000 (+7%)

#24 Utopia – Encore – 334 000 (+110%)

#27 Death in Paradise (R) – 314 000 (+7%)

#30 Hard Quiz – 273 000 (+5%)

TOTAL TV – 25-54

#4 The Mid-Year Ashes: Fourth Test – England v Australia – Session 1 – Day 3 – 240 000 (+28%)

#6 Friday Night NRL Live – 223 000 (+23%)

#7 The Mid-Year Ashes: Fourth Test – England v Australia – Session 2 – Day 3 – 211 000 (+33%)

#8 Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football – 203 000 (+0%)

#9 Better Homes and Gardens – 189 000 (+6%)

#11 The Mid-Year Ashes: Fourth Test – England v Australia – Lunch – Day 3 – 185 000 (+30%)

#17 Utopia – Encore – 122 000 (+259%)

#18 The Mid-Year Ashes: Fourth Test – England v Australia – Tea – Day 3 – 120 000 (+40%)

#21 Location, Location, Location Australia – 113 000 (+26%)

#23 The Project 7pm – 107 000 (+6%)

#25 The Mid-Year Ashes: Fourth Test – England v Australia – Session 3 – Day 3 – 99 000 (+41%)

#27 Have You Been Paying Attention? – Encore – 95 000 (+38%)

#29 M – The Other Woman – 80 000 (+7%)

#30 The Mid-Year Ashes: Fourth Test – England v Australia – Pre Match – Day 3 – 79 000 (+14%)

Overnight Ratings

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Analysis

Seven

Seven News was #1 with wins in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. Seven News at 6.30 was #2 with wins in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. Better Homes and Gardens was #10 with 381 000 across 7 and 7two. Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football – Pre Match was #13 with 317 000 across 7 and 7mate. Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football was #5 with 472 000 across 7 and 7mate. Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football – Post Match was #16 with 239 000.

Nine

Nine News was #3 with wins in Sydney and Brisbane. Nine News 6.30 was #4 with wins in Sydney and Brisbane. A Current Affair was #7 with 448 000 and was #1 in its slot. Friday Night NRL Live had an audience of 196 000 on the main channel in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne. The Mid-Year Ashes: Fifth Test – England v Australia – Session 1 – Day 2 was #9 with 431 000 across 9 and 9 Gem. The Mid-Year Ashes: Fifth Test – England v Australia – Session 2 – Day 2 was #12 with 361 000 across 9 and 9Gem. The Mid-Year Ashes: Fifth Test – England v Australia – Lunch – Day 2 was #15 with 271 000 across 9 and 9Gem.

10

The Project 6.30pm was on 136 000. The Project 7pm was on 166 000. Location, Location, Location Australia had an audience of 206 000. Have You Been Paying Attention? – Encore was on 139 000. A repeat of The Graham Norton Show was on 69 000. A second late night repeat of The Graham Norton Show was on 45 000.

ABC

ABC News was #8 for the night and was behind ACA. First Weapons was on 195 000. A repeat of Death in Paradise was on 191 000. An encore of Utopia was on 95 000.

16-39

  1. Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football
  2. The Mid-Year Ashes: Fifth Test – England v Australia – Session 1 – Day 2
  3. Nine News
  4. Seven News at 6.30
  5. Nine News 6.30

25-54

  1. Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football
  2. Nine News 6.30
  3. Nine News
  4. The Mid-Year Ashes: Fifth Test – England v Australia – Session 1 – Day 2
  5. Seven News at 6.30

Multi Channels

Winner: 9Gem (8.2%)

Second: 7mate (4.3%)

9Gem was the #1 multi channel thanks to Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne airing The Mid-Year Ashes: Fifth Test – England v Australia – Session 1 – Day 2 (#1 with 297 000), The Mid-Year Ashes: Fifth Test – England v Australia – Lunch – Day 2 (#2 with 193 000) and The Mid-Year Ashes: Fifth Test – England v Australia – Pre Match – Day 2 (#5 with 108 000).

7mate was the #2 multi channel thanks to Sydney, Brisbane and Perth airing Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football (#3 with 114 000).

VOZ Ratings

Note: This post will be updated with VOZ ratings each afternoon

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

OzTam Information

Ratings

You can find all the latest ratings HERE

A link to OzTam is HERE

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