Monday 15 September 2025 TV Ratings Australia – The Block on Channel 9 is #1 non news in primetime for overnights and wins in 7 Day consolidated

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Monday 15 September 2025 TV Ratings Australia Analysis for Total TV Consolidated 7 Day

Total TV Consolidated 7 Total People

Monday 15 September 2025 TV Ratings Australia

Consolidated 7 25-54 Total TV

Monday 15 September 2025 TV Ratings Australia

Total TV Consolidated 7 16-39

Monday 15 September 2025 TV Ratings Australia

Consolidated 7 Grocery Shoppers (18+) Total TV

Monday 15 September 2025 TV Ratings Australia

Overnight Ratings

Daily Shares (National)

Daily Ratings (Metro)

News

Breakfast Television

Morning Shows

Afternoon News

Game Shows

Total People

(Note: Initial numbers are for reach and numbers in brackets are for average audience)

Monday 15 September 2025 TV Ratings Australia

Seven

Seven News was #1 for the night with a reach audience lead of 81 000 and an average audience lead of 9 000 000 over 9News. Home and Away was #7 with 1 425 000 (873 000). My Kitchen Rules was #5 with 1 797 000 (998 000). The Rookie was #14 with 993 000 (467 000). S.W.A.T was #57 with 279 000 (127 000). The Agenda Setters was #61 with 257 000 (95 000).

Sunrise – Early – 558 000 (268 000)

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The Chase UK – 435 000 (214 000)

The Agenda Setters (7mate) – 199 000 (100 000)

Nine

9News was #2 for the night. A Current Affair was #4 with 1 859 000 (1 185 000). The Block was #3 with 2 065 000 (1 246 000). 100% Footy aired in Sydney and Brisbane and was #21 with 745 000 (192 000). Footy Classified was #22 with 728 000 (185 000). World Athletics Championships Tokyo 2025 – Night was #28 with 603 000 (208 000). Murder in the Family was #73 with 220 000 (92 000).

Tipping Point UK – 566 000 (313 000)

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10

10 News+ was #40 for the night. Deal or No Deal was #31 with 556 000 (324 000). The Amazing Race Australia: Celebrity was #15 with 989 000 (561 000). Have You Been Paying Attention was #13 with 1 079 000 (667 000). A repeat of Anne Edmonds: Why Is My Bag All Wet? was #32 with 541 000 (137 000). 10’s Late News was #161 with 97 000 (56 000).

ABC

ABC News was #10 for the night. 730 was #9 with 1 276 000 (818 000). Australian Story was #12 with 1 082 000 (763 000). Four Corners was #11 with 1 216 000 (795 000). Media Watch was #17 with 971 000 (724 000). Planet America was #18 with 917 000 (551 000). ABC Late News was #35 with 479 000 (118 000).

Hard Quiz S8 (R) – 661 000 (385 000)

Spicks and Specks – 318 000 (165 000)

SBS

SBS World News was #55 with 282 000 (180 000). SBS World News 7pm was #63 with 248 000 (121 000). Robson Green’s Weekend Escapes was #58 with 274 000 (69 000). A repeat of Portillo in the Pyrenees was #90 with 179 000 (56 000). Into South America with Nick Knowles was #111 with 138 000 (45 000). SBS World News Late was#179 with 89 000 (27 000).

2025 World Athletics Championships Tokyo: Day 3 Evening Live was #23 with 673 000 (170 000).

Monday 15 September 2025 TV Ratings Australia

25-54

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Monday 15 September 2025 TV Ratings Australia

16-39

Monday 15 September 2025 TV Ratings Australia
Monday 15 September 2025 TV Ratings Australia

Grocery Shoppers (18+)

Monday 15 September 2025 TV Ratings Australia
Monday 15 September 2025 TV Ratings Australia

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

NINE

  • The Block was the No. 1 entertainment program across Australia and in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth with Total People. It was also the No.1 program of the night with People 25 to 54 and People 16 to 39 across Australia. It secured a National Total TV Reach of 2.065 million and a Total TV National Audience of 1.246 million – up 22.5% year-on-year. It recorded a BVOD Audience of 277,000 – up a massive 69.5% year-on-year.
  • 9News was the No. 1 news bulletin across Australia and in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide with People 25 to 54 and People 16-39. The combined national bulletins registered a National Total TV Reach of 2.165 million and a Total TV National Audience of 1.431 million (up 15.5% on the same night last year). On 9Now, it secured a BVOD Audience of 190,000, up an impressive 84.5% year-on-year.
  • A Current Affair dominated the 7.00pm timeslot across Australia and in Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide with Total People and all key demographics. It secured a National Total TV Reach of 1.859 million and a Total TV National Audience of 1.185 million (up 9.5% year-on-year). On 9Now, it registered a BVOD Audience of 164,000 – up a huge 84.3% year-on-year.
  • Tipping Point Australia was the No.1 afternoon game show across Australia and in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Adelaide with Total People. It registered a National Total TV Reach of 1.535 million and a Total TV National Audience of 813,000 (up 21.9% year-on-year). On 9Now, it secured a BVOD Audience of 102,000, up a notable 104.0% year-on-year.
  • World Athletics Championships Tokyo 2025 secured a National Total TV Reach of 603,000, a Total TV National Audience of 208,000 and a BVOD Audience of 29,000.
  • Today was the breakfast program of choice in Sydney and Brisbane with Total People. It achieved a National Total TV Reach of 848,000, a Total TV National Audience of 336,000 up 27.6% year-on-year. On 9Now, its BVOD audience was 53,000, up a significant 82.1% year-on-year.
  • The 9Network was the No.1 network on Monday across the 5 City Metro with all key demos and Total People.
  • 9Now was the No.1 CFTA BVOD platform on Monday with People 25 to 54 and People 16 to 39.

SEVEN

MKR’s highest rated episode this year on Seven’s winning Monday

  • Seven #1 nationally in total TV
  • National total TV audience share, 6.00am to midnight: 40.7%
  • National total TV audience share, 6.00pm to midnight: 40.6%
  • 7plus: #1 in BVOD, up 45.9% year-on-year
  • 7NEWS: #1 program, reaches 2.25 million
  • My Kitchen Rules: reaches 1.8 million
  • Sunrise: #1 at breakfast, 25% bigger than Today

15 September 2025:

Seven Network reaches 5.69 million Australians nationally.

7plus: #1 on BVOD with 42.85% share, reach up 45.9% year-on-year.

Seven Network: #1 nationally in total TV in all people with a 40.7% share (6.00am to midnight).

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Seven Network: #1 nationally in total TV in all people with a 40.6% share (6.00pm to midnight).

Seven Network: #1 nationally in grocery shoppers with a 41.0% share (6.00am to midnight).

Seven Network: #1 nationally in grocery shoppers with a 41.0% share (6.00pm to midnight).

7NEWS Monday: #1 program in total people and grocery shoppers. #1 in total TV. National reach 2.25 million, national audience 1.44 million.

My Kitchen Rules Monday: National reach 1.8 million, national audience 998,000. Highest episode of the year. Up 22% on season launch.

Home and Away Monday: #1 drama. National reach 1.43 million, national audience 873,000.

The Chase Australia Monday: National reach 1.38 million, national audience 678,000.

The Rookie: National reach 993,000, national audience 467,000. Up on previous week.

Sunrise Monday: #1 breakfast program. National reach 973,000, national audience 421,000. 25% more viewers than Today.

NATIONAL TOTAL TV COMMERCIAL SHARES (%): 6.00am to midnight

NetworkAll people25 to 54sGrocery shoppers
Seven Network40.736.041.0
Nine Network40.441.340.2
Network Ten18.922.718.7

NATIONAL TOTAL TV COMMERCIAL SHARES (%): 6.00pm to midnight

NetworkAll people25 to 54sGrocery shoppers
Seven Network40.633.441.0
Nine Network38.440.238.2
Network Ten21.126.420.8

TEN

Monday, 15 September.   The Amazing Race Is Up 21% Year-On-Year. Have You Been Paying Attention? Achieving Its Biggest Total Audience Since 2022.  
  ImageThe Amazing Race Australia: Celebrity Edition: The nine remaining celebrity teams explore the echoes of Uzbekistan’s Soviet past as they work like locals in a raisin factory, eat a local delicacy and race to the finish in Soviet era cars.   Reached 989,000 total national viewers. #2 in timeslot in 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s. Season to-date: Reaching 3.57 million total viewers. Total national viewers (922,000) up 21% vs. 2024. Biggest streaming audience ever, up 78% vs. 2024.   Have You Been Paying Attention?: Have Celia Pacquola, Pete Helliar, Lizzy Hoo, Ed Kavalee and Sam Pang been paying attention? Guest Host Stephen Curry and special guest quizmaster Olivia Swann find out.   Reached 1.08 million total national viewers. #1 in its timeslot with strong commercial shares: 28.1% in total people, 35.7% in 25 to 54s and 34.9% in 16 to 39s. Season-to-date: Reaching 8.55 million total national viewers. Biggest total audience since 2022!   7-Day Total Viewing Audience (Monday, 8 September): The Amazing Race Australia: Celebrity Edition Launch: Reached 1.73 million. #2 entertainment show in 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s. Have You Been Paying Attention?: Reached 1.54 million total viewers.  
  Newsroom: NCIS: Sydney returns for a star-studded third season.   Talkin’ ‘Bout Your Gen. Tonight At 7.30pm On 10. Watch + Stream Free.   The Cheap Seats. Tonight At 9pm On 10. Watch + Stream Free.   Source: Virtual Australia, OzTAM, Regional TAM, Total TV. Reach includes encores.

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