Friday TV Ratings Australia – The Mid-Year Ashes First Test is #1 non news in primetime for overnights, whilst Seven’s Cricket: ICC WTC Final D3 S1 wins in Total TV

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TV Ratings Australia Analysis for Total TV (9 June, 2023) and Overnight (16 June, 2023) ratings.

Seven

#1 Seven News – 1,279 000 (+3%)

#2 Seven News at 6:30 – 1,242 000 (+3%)

#6 The Chase Australia – 776 000 (+4%)

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#7 Seven’s Cricket: ICC WTC Final D3 S1 – 723 000 (+3%)

#10 Sunrise – 572 000 (+8%)

#11 Seven’s Cricket: ICC WTC Final D3 S2 – 568 000 (+4%)

#12 Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football – 550 000 (+1%)

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#15 The Chase Australia – 5pm – 472 000 (+4%)

#16 Seven’s Cricket: ICC WTC Final D3 Pre Game – 405 000 (+5%)

#19 Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football – Pre Match – 361 000 (+0%)

#20 The Morning Show – 355 000 (+5%)

#21 Seven’s Cricket: ICC WTC Final D3 Lunch – 348 000 (+4%)

#23 Seven News at 4:30 – 333 000 (+3%)

#24 Seven’s Cricket: ICC WTC Final D3 Tea – 319 000 (+5%)

#28 Seven News at 4 – 282 000 (+3%)

#29 Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football – Post Match – 274 000 (+1%)

Nine

#3 Nine News – 948 000 (+5%)

#4 Nine News 6.30 – 894 000 (+5%)

#5 A Current Affair – 785 000 (+8%)

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#13 Hot Seat – 529 000 (+5%)

#17 Friday Night NRL Live – 403 000 (+14%)

#18 Nine’s Afternoon News – 369 000 (+4%)

#22 Hot Seat – 5pm – 347 000 (+5%)

#26 Today – 305 000 (+9%)

#27 Friday Night NRL Live – Pre Match – 302 000 (+10%)

10

#25 10 News First – 305 000 (+3%)

#30 Bondi Rescue – 269 000 (+10%)

ABC

#8 ABC News – 700 000 (+4%)

#9 Gardening Australia – 606 000 (+20%)

#14 Utopia – Encore – 510 000 (+75%)

TOTAL TV – 25-54

#3 Seven’s Cricket: ICC WTC Final D3 S1 – 250 000 (+5%)

#6 Seven’s Cricket: ICC WTC Final D3 S2 – 224 000 (+6%)

#7 Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football – 197 000 (+0%)

#9 Utopia – Encore – 187 000 (+171%)

#12 Friday Night NRL Live – 150 000 (+21%)

#13 Seven’s Cricket: ICC WTC Final D3 Pre Game – 148 000 (+8%)

#14 Seven’s Cricket: ICC WTC Final D3 Tea – 145 000 (+6%)

#15 Seven’s Cricket: ICC WTC Final D3 Lunch – 135 000 (+5%)

#16 Gardening Australia – 135 000 (+50%)

#21 Have You Been Paying Attention? – Encore – 118 000 (+34%)

#22 Bondi Rescue – 105 000 (+17%)

#23 The Project 7pm – 103 000 (+7%)

#24 Bondi Rescue (R) – 103 000 (+7%)

#26 Seven’s Cricket: ICC WTC Final D3 S3 – 100 000 (+9%)

Overnight Ratings

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Analysis

Seven

Seven News was #1 with wins in Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. Seven News at 6.30 was #2 with wins in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football – Pre Match was #18 with 261 000 across 7 and 7mate. Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football was #13 with 348 000 across 7 and 7mate. Better Homes and Gardens was #10 with 387 000 across 7 and 7two.

Nine

Nine News was #3 with a win in Sydney. Nine News 6.30 was #4 with wins in Sydney and Brisbane. A Current Affair was #6 with 536 000 and won the slot. The Mid-Year Ashes: First Test – England v Australia Session 1 Day 1 was #5 with 554 000 across 9 and 9Gem. The Mid-Year Ashes: First Test – England v Australia Session 2 Day 1 was #9 with 404 000 across 9 and 9Gem. The Mid-Year Ashes: First Test – England v Australia Pre Match Day 1 was #11 with 369 000 across 9 and 9Gem. The Mid-Year Ashes: First Test – England v Australia Lunch Day 1 was #15 with 315 000 across 9 and 9Gem. Friday Night NRL Live was #17 with 280 000.

10

The Project 6.30 was #36 with 146 000. The Project 7pm was #30 with 166 000. A new episode of Bondi Rescue was #31 with 165 000. A repeat episode of Bondi Rescue was on 137 000. An encore of Have You Been Paying Attention was on 108 000. A repeat of The Graham Norton Show was on 74 000. A second repeat episode of The Graham Norton Show was on 44 000.

ABC

ABC News was #8 and sat behind ACA. Gardening Australia was #14 with 323 000. An encore of Utopia was #27 with 193 000. A new episode of Smother was on 100 000. Mayfair Witches was on 41 000. The season final of Interview with the Vampire was on just 25 000.

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

25-54

  1. The Mid-Year Ashes: First Test – England v Australia Session 1 Day 1
  2. Seven News at 6.30
  3. The Mid-Year Ashes: First Test – England v Australia Session 2 Day 1
  4. Nine News 6.30
  5. Seven News

Multi Channels

Winner: 9Gem (7.1%)

Second: 7mate (3.9%)

9Gem was the #1 multi channel thanks to The Mid-Year Ashes: First Test – England v Australia Session 1 Day 1 airing in Sydney and Brisbane (#1 with 194 000), The Mid-Year Ashes: First Test – England v Australia Pre Match Day 1 airing in Sydney and Brisbane (#2 with 137 000), The Mid-Year Ashes: First Test – England v Australia Session 2 Day 1 airing in Sydney and Brisbane (#3 with 122 000). The Mid-Year Ashes: First Test – England v Australia Lunch Day 1 airing in Sydney and Brisbane (#5 with 110 000).

7mate was the #2 multi channel thanks to Seven’s AFL: Friday Night Football airing in Sydney, Brisbane and Perth (#6 with 109 000).

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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