Monday Ratings – Nine’s 2023 Australian Open is #1 non news in primetime for overnights, whilst Home and Away on Seven wins in Total TV

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Analysis for Total TV (16 January, 2023) and Overnight (23 January, 2023) ratings.

TOTAL TV – Total People

Seven

Seven News, Home and Away and the Big Bash League keep Seven competitive behind the Australian Open.

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#1 Seven News at 6:30 – 1,396 000 (+3%)

#2 Seven News – 1,394 000 (+3%)

#3 Home and Away – 941 000 (+28%)

#7 The Chase Australia – 745 000 (+3%)

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#13 The Chase Australia – 5pm – 467 000 (+3%)

#14 Seven’s Cricket: Big Bash League – Melbourne Stars v Brisbane Heat – 446 000 (+0%)

#17 Sunrise – 363 000 (+5%)

#20 Seven News at 4:30 – 331 000 (+2%)

#21 Seven News at 4 – 301 000 (+2%)

#25 Doc Martin – 252 000 (+2%)

#28 The Morning Show – 226 000 (+4%)

#30 The Chase UK – 217 000 (+5%)

Nine

Nine kicks off its 2 week tennis blitz with the 2023 Australian Open.

#4 Nine News 6:30 – 880 000 (+4%)

#6 Nine News – 835 000 (+4%)

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#11 2023 Australian Open Day 1 – Night – 505 000 (+6%)

#18 2023 Australian Open Day 1 – Night Session 2 – 362 000 (+8%)

#19 2023 Australian Open Day 1 – Night Pre Match – 337 000 (+6%)

#22 Today – 283 000 (+8%)

#26 2023 Australian Open Day 1 – Day – 246 000 (+6%)

10

10 holds steady with The Bachelors and The Project, performing well in BVOD and with younger demographics.

#10 The Bachelors Australia Monday – 636 000 (+52%)

#15 The Project 7pm – 394 000 (+5%)

#16 10 News First – 393 000 (+2%)

#23 The Bold and the Beautiful – 257 000 (+6%)

#24 The Project 6:30pm – 253 000 (+4%)

#27 10 News First 6pm – 234 000 (+3%)

ABC

ABC’s Monday is starting to take shape in terms of regular programming with ABC News, 7:30 and Back Roads.

#5 ABC News – 849 000 (+3%)

#8 730 Summer – 707 000 (+5%)

#9 Back Roads – 649 000 (+16%)

#12 Under Cover – 501 000 (+13%)

SBS

#29 SBS World News – 219 000 (+3%)

TOTAL TV – 25-54

The Bachelors Australia was #1 overall with 355 000, a rise of 66% and actually beat Home and Away. The favourite soap was #2 overall with 332 000, an uplift of 52%.

10 had more shows and higher rankings in this demo than in total people, with The Project #8, Ghosts at #14 and FBI: Most Wanted at #27.


OVERNIGHT RATINGS

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Analysis

Seven

Seven News was #1 with wins in all markets. Seven News at 6:30 was #2 with wins in all markets. Home and Away was #9 with 488 000 viewers. Seven’s Cricket: Big Bash League – Hobart v Sydney Sixers was #16 with 241 000 viewers. Seven’s Cricket: Big Bash League – Hobart v Sydney Sixers Post Game was #20 with 227 000.

Nine

Nine News was #5 with no wins in any market. Nine News 6:30 was #4 with no wins again in any market. The 2023 Australian Open Day 8 – Night was #3 with an excellent viewership of 730 000. Other results from the Open included:

#7 2023 Australian Open Day 8 – Night Session 2 – 489 000

#12 2023 Australian Open Day 8 – Night Pre Match – 350 000

2023 Australian Open Day 8 – Day – 159 000

2023 Australian Open Day 8 – Late – 139 000

10

The Project 6:30pm started the evening with an audience of 176 000. That audience built across the hour with The Project 7pm at 259 000 viewers. The Bachelors Australia was #14 with 277 000 viewers. The show is doing well on BVOD with the show reaching its highest audience this season in live streaming last night. 10 screened two episodes of Ghosts, which were a little disjointed. Episode 8 in season 2 had 102 000 viewers at around 8:45pm. Episodes 9 and 10 had previously been screened as they were a two part Christmas special that 10 aired in December. Episode 11 in season 2 had 74 000 at around 9:15pm. It seems 10 will now pull the show from the schedule with nothing programmed for the next 2 weeks at least. FBI: Most Wanted had a new episode with an audience of 67 000.

ABC

ABC News was #6 for the night. 730 Summer was #10 with 419 000. Back Roads was right behind at #11 with 378 000. ABC aired the special, Bradman and Tendulkar to 239 000 viewers at #17.

16-39

  1. 2023 Australian Open Day 8 – Night
  2. 2023 Australian Open Day 8 – Night Session 2
  3. Nine News 6:30
  4. Nine News
  5. Seven News at 6:30

25-54

  1. 2023 Australian Open Day 8 – Night
  2. Seven News
  3. Seven News at 6:30
  4. Nine News 6:30
  5. 2023 Australian Open Day 8 – Night Session 2

Multi Channels

Winner: 7two (4.4%)

Second: 7mate / 10 Bold (3.1%)

7two was #1 thanks to a #1 position for Doc Martin. The multi channel was also helped by Bargain Hunt and Inspector Morse. 7mate tied with 10 Bold with the Big Bash League airing in most markets whilst Home and Away was on the main channel. The movie, Get the Gringo was #20 with 64 000 viewers. 10 Bold had a repeat episode of NCIS at #2 and #9. A repeat of Bull also did well at #3 with 95 000 viewers.


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

NINE

SEVEN

N/A

TEN

LAST NIGHT

Overnight ratings Monday, 23 January 2023.

BY THE NUMBERS

  • The Bachelors Australia: #1 commercial series on BVOD with 77.4 million minutes viewed.
  • The Bachelors Australia: Biggest live stream audience of the year.

The Bachelors Australia:

  • #1 commercial series on BVOD with 77.4 million minutes viewed.
  • 445,000 total national viewers(metro + regional + live stream + 1 day BVOD).
  • 406,000 national viewers (metro + regional + live stream). Peaked at 522,000.
  • Biggest live stream audience of the year.
  • #2 in its timeslot in under 50s, 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.

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